NUP’s Leadership Conundrum Over Parliamentary Governance
Within the inner sanctums of Uganda’s political arena, the National Unity Platform (NUP) found itself entangled in a web of turmoil on the fateful evening of March 26. The catalyst? Speaker of Parliament Anita Among’s resolute rejection of the party’s…
Striking a Harmonious Balance: Navigating Noise Pollution in Uganda’s Religious Landscape
In the ever-evolving tapestry of Uganda’s religious fabric, the harmony between spiritual fervor and community tranquility is a delicate balance. The recent saga involving Pastor James Bisoboka, a Pentecostal leader, underscores the complexities of this equilibrium, offering insights into both…
Unleashed: ForteBet’s Weekend of Gifts and Safety Gear in Uganda
In a heartwarming display of generosity, ForteBet reached out to the communities of Mubende, Kyegegwa, and Mityana, touching the lives of over a thousand residents with thoughtful gifts. This act of kindness was part of ForteBet’s ongoing commitment to giving…
Arson in the Night: The St Bernard’s School Inferno
In the latest update from the Masaka High Court, the court delved into the details of the catastrophic fire at St Bernard’s Secondary School in Rakai District. The first state witness has testified that the fire, which led to the…
The Acholi Paradox: Between Law and Land
The issue of over 45,000 hectares of Acholi Sub-region’s government land being privatized has become a focal point of concern, highlighting the complexities of land rights and the stewardship of public assets. The Ministry of Lands’ report that private individuals…
The Spark of Discord: Kasese Schools and Police Confront Fire Response Crisis
The recent series of fires at educational establishments in Kasese District has alarmingly exposed the inadequacies in the emergency response capabilities of the police fire brigade and the commitment of schools to adhere to safety standards. On the rare date…
IGG’s Stand: Leading Uganda’s Charge Against Corruption
Officials in the Busoga sub-region attribute their corrupt practices to inadequate salaries, as reported by the Inspectorate of Government (IGG) after recent interactions. Gerald Gwaira from the Ombudsman’s office notes that public servants claim their low wages sometimes hinder their…
From Dependence to Direct Sales: Unoc’s Oil Market Evolution
The Uganda National Oil Company (Unoc) has commenced the distribution of petroleum products to oil marketing companies (OMCs) in Tanzania and Uganda, signaling a new phase in its operations as it gears up for a comprehensive import agreement with Vitol…
Nonagenarian Atanga Votes for Change in Dokolo District
In the heart of Uganda’s Dokolo District, under the relentless blaze of the equatorial sun, stood a figure emblematic of resilience and civic responsibility. At 92 years old, Mzee Aloysius Atanga became the face of determination as he braved the…
Joel Ssenyonyi’s Per Diem Claims Cast Shadow on Anti-Corruption Efforts
Joel Ssenyonyi, the Leader of Opposition in Parliament, has initiated formal requests to government accountability and anti-corruption institutions for an investigation into serious accusations of widespread corruption and office misconduct in Parliament. Ssenyonyi’s pursuit of thorough accountability encountered obstacles when…
