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Museveni Speaks out on Security Situation in the Country
By President Yoweri Museveni
In the Book of Mathew Chapter 8, Verses 23 to 26, Jesus, while rebuking the winds, said: “Why are you afraid, O you people of little faith? This was as a consequence of lack of faith when the boat they were…
OPINION: EU Annoyed Because Museveni Defeated Their Imperialism
By Sam Evidence Orikunda
President Yoweri Museveni defeated yet another attempt at imperialism. Ugandans might not know but the E.U had a candidate in the recently concluded general election, they did not only fund him heavily but they…
Africa’s Democratic Dilemma
By Andrew M. Mwenda
President Yoweri Museveni’s suspension of the Democratic Governance Facility (DGF) has caused uproar. This has been a big programme by Uganda’s “development partners” aimed at “providing harmonised, coherent and…
The Myth of Museveni’s Rigging
There is a pervasive myth in Uganda’s opposition that President Yoweri Museveni steals their votes. Opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye has been the principle promoter of this myth, claiming that he won all the electoral contests against…
Voting Bobi Wine is Like Accepting Brain Surgery by a Senior Four Student
By Kibudde Kaboggoza
In 2000, students in a Ugandan secondary school became increasingly agitated over ‘unbearable school meals.’ Soon, an affable lad called Ninsiima emerged on the political scene, promising to end the student’s woes.…
Bobi Wine’s Dangerous Duplicity
By Andrew M. Mwenda
In 2018, I appeared on Frontline program of NBS television with Bobi Wine. In the heat of the debate he said that if there were chaos in Uganda, I would be the first person to board a plane and run to exile. He said…
How Political Violence in Uganda Can be Stopped
By Titus seruga
It has taken me close to 48 hours to analyze what was happening especially the sad events.
It takes two to fight, you will not find a fight that has one person fighting against no one but two people are always…
Uganda: The Fight to Control Her Narrative
By Rachel Nansikombi
In the heart of Africa, lies a beautiful, most-endowed country, Uganda. Her impressive growth and natural endowments which include the beauty of her diverse people have attracted the attention of many; the good,…
Tanzania to use local herbs instead of vaccine against Covid-19
Tanzania has signalled that it is not intending to use any Covid-19 vaccine but instead will settle on local herbs for protection against the disease.
Speaking to the EastAfrican Gerald Chamii, a spokesman at the Ministry of Health said,…
Why Ugandans Should Welcome Changes in Security
By Dennis Katungi
The News that the President and Commander In Chief Gen Yoweri Museveni had done a mini reshuffle in the Security forces dropped on to our hot wires around 10.00 am on 16th December. It was music to my ears. Maj Gen…