National Resistance Movement (NRM) candidate Sigh Katongole has issued a fiery warning to supporters of the National Unity Platform (NUP) and its president
President Yoweri Museveni was shocked when people in Rubaga South publicly rejected their Member of Parl
A section of ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) leaders has raised alarm over the potential threat posed by a group of Ugandans who could cost President Yoweri Museveni and his party a massive defeat if urgent action isn’t taken to reclaim Buganda regio
When a big tree falls in the forest, even the smallest creatures rush in. This is exactly what some former ministers in Uganda are experiencing as voters reject
Uganda’s Chief Justice, Alfonse Owiny-Dollo, has confirmed he will retire in mid-January 2026 after serving five years in office.Speaking dur
My name is Jamal Mohammed Kabirianga, and I come from Rwanda. For years, I had one dream—to serve my community as a Member of Parliament. It was a dream that I pursued with unwavering determination, but after six failed attempts, it seemed like a distant fantasy. Despite my passion, dedication,
In life, love can be complicated, elusive, and sometimes even heartbreaking. But for someone like me, it took an unexpected twist that I could never have imagined. As a woman from Arusha, Tanzania, I had always dreamt of finding true love and settling down to a
The President of Uganda, His Excellency, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has called upon Ugandans to vote for him in the 2026 Presidential elections.The President who was speaking about the conduct of politicians ahead of the General Elections, also directed all p
Ugandans were taken by surprise after Speaker of Parliament Anitah Among made a passionate declaration of her next political move fully dedicating herself to campaigning for her husband, Hon. Eng. Moses Magogo, in Budiope East Constituency.
Three leading NRM parliamentary hopefuls in Lwemiyaga County have condemned the deployment of soldiers in the ongoing primary campaigns.Theodore Ssekikubo, Joy Kabatsi, and Edmond Bwire expressed concern over the military’s presence, citing voter intimidation
