Canada invites 1,000 skilled workers to apply for permanent residence
Canada has invited 1,000 candidates to apply for permanent residence through its Express Entry system under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC).The invitation round was c...
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Audit House Shocker: AG Interdicts 20 Top Officials, Sacrifices Own Nephews in Anti-Graft Blitz
The radical move serves as the opening salvo in "Operation Clean Audit House," which stems from a broader presidential directive—code-named Kisanja No Sleep—aimed at...
Tribal or Selective Justice? Questions Mount Over Unequal Treatment in Parliament Investigations
There is growing public concern over what many Ugandans perceive as selective handling of corruption and abuse of office allegations involving leaders and officials conne...
NUP's Machete Vows to Keep Fighting for Political Change Despite Amnesty
NUP's Machete Vows to Keep Fighting for Political Change Despite AmnestyNational Unity Platform supporter, Yasiin Sekitoleko, popularly known as Machete, says the pain an...
Lessons from the two unfortunate Arua ladies
Last week, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) lost interest in the case against two ladies who had been arrested and charged with allegedly kissing...
Government to Table New Fisheries Law as Silverfish Ban Deepens Buikwe Crisis
The government is set to introduce a new Fisheries Management Bill before Parliament within a month as fishing communities in Buikwe District continue to grapple with the...
Otafiire accuses Rwamirama of hiding facts in Njeru land disput
Otafiire has defended his ownership of land in Njeru and accused Rwamirama and a New Vision journalist of misrepresenting facts surrounding the long-running stock farm di...
UGANDA: Veteran journalist Timothy Kalyegira reveals dramatic prison visit by Museveni’s son-in-law amid controversial arrest
KAMPALA — Prominent Ugandan journalist and political commentator Timothy Kalyegira has revealed a dramatic sequence of events behind his recent arrest, including a...
Who Will Speak When They Come for You?
German pastor Martin Niemöller, reflecting on the rise of Nazi Germany, wrote the now famous words: “First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out�...
Makerere’s Selective Salary Harmonisation Leaves Dozens of Non-Teaching Staff Frustrated
More than 120 non-teaching staff at Makerere University are demanding answers over a salary harmonisation exercise they say left them behind, despite the government relea...