Those 8 Million Birthday Wishes & God’s Blessings Will Push Me For Another 18 Years When I Will Be Making 100 Years Old- Museveni Thanks Ugandans
President Yoweri Museveni has thanked Ugandans for the messages and good wishes he received during…
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President Yoweri Museveni has thanked Ugandans for the messages and good wishes he received during…
Tooro Kingdom has launched a major fundraising campaign seeking shs925 million to support preparations for the coronation of the new Omukama, Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I.
Unverified reports circulating following the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) demonstration outside the Turkish Embassy in Kampala have claimed that the Turkish government may have taken a number of measures in response to the protest.
Nyabongo’s emergence as king follows a succession dispute that has divided opinions within the Tooro royal family and Babiito clan.
Minister for Kampala Capital City and Metropolitan Affairs Minsa Kabanda has reportedly hit back at Kampala Lord Mayor Ronald Balimwezo over his opposition to the proposed redevelopment of City Square.
CDF Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has issued another warning to State Minister for Local Government Justine Nameere, giving her a fresh 72-hour deadline to apologise to him or face possible removal from her ministerial position.
Susan Makula has refused to withdraw her controversial advice to women about dating men who are still living in rented houses, saying she does not regret the message despite the criticism it has received on social media.
The campaign has been driven by Kenyan activists who say Besigye’s case raises broader questions about Kenya’s sovereignty and the protection of people on Kenyan territory.
Reports indicate that each student at Bududa Senior Secondary School pays sh150,000 in school fees.
PLU are demanding the return of exiled political activist Fred Lumbuye to Uganda, where the group says he should answer criminal charges against him.
Besigye, a longtime opposition leader and former presidential candidate, was arrested in November 2024 in Kenya.
Fred Lumbuye Kajubi, also known as Chemical Ali, has appealed to Ugandans with diplomatic connections to help him as he says he continues to live in fear.
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