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IGG Launches Investigations Into Speaker Anita Among Over Alleged Leadership Code Breaches Lady justice Aisha Batala Naluzze has confirmed that the Inspectorate of Government has officially received a petition from a group of lawyers and activists seeking a comprehensive investigation into allegations against Anita Annet Among over alleged breaches of the Leadership Code Act. According to the IGG, investigations have already commenced and findings will be made public upon completion of the inquiry process. Speaking on the matter, Justice Naluzze emphasized that the Inspectorate remains committed to promoting accountability, transparency, and integrity among public officials. She urged members of the…
There is no Speakership battle. Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ already won that battle long ago, and by His grace, Uganda already has a new Speaker for the 2026–2031 Parliament. As reflected in the spirit of the message shared by the CDF this morning on X, this is a time for unity, discipline, and trust in the direction of leadership for the good of Uganda. Today, I proudly choose to be among the first to endorse Hon. Oboth-Oboth for Speaker of Parliament. Leadership should never be reduced to camps, insults, or endless political confrontations. True leadership is about wisdom,…
The scale of this diplomatic and economic mission is unlike anything seen in modern history. President Donald Trump landed in China accompanied by some of the most powerful executives in the world, representing industries that shape technology, finance, aviation, agriculture, energy, and global manufacturing. The presence of figures such as Elon Musk, Tim Cook, Jensen Huang, and Larry Fink signals that this trip is far more than a political visit — it is being framed as a high-stakes economic summit with worldwide implications. At the center of the discussions is the possibility of massive trade agreements and strategic partnerships between…
Hon. Justine Nameere, the Woman Member of Parliament aspirant for Masaka, has through her official TikTok account strongly cautioned the PLU Secretary General, Hon. Kabananda David, against undermining the constitutional powers of Parliament and engaging in divisive political rhetoric directed at the Speaker of Parliament. Her remarks come at a time when political tensions and public debate continue to dominate conversations across Uganda’s digital platforms, especially on X and TikTok. Nameere emphasized that leadership must be guided by mutual respect, institutional integrity, and responsible communication rather than personal attacks and hate speech. She warned that persistent attempts to discredit the…
From the busy streets of Kampala to the deepest villages across Uganda, one name has stood out in the historic journey toward H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s 7th term — Hajjat Hadija Namyalo. Through unmatched mobilization, people-centered campaigns, and unwavering loyalty to the NRM vision, Hajjat Namyalo ignited a nationwide movement that rallied millions behind the President’s continued leadership. Her energy, resilience, and grassroots connection transformed the political landscape throughout the election season. Day and night, Hajjat Namyalo traversed regions, empowered youth, engaged women, and inspired first-time voters to believe in stability, progress, and the future of Uganda under President…
By Lukyamuzi Ali. lukyamuziali74@gmail.com The writter is a Lawyer, Policy Analyst and Thinker. Africa’s Energy Paradox: A Continent Awash in Crude Oil Yet Starved of Fuel The intensifying geopolitical confrontation between the United States and Iran has once again exposed the fragility of global energy markets. As tensions in the Middle East push crude oil prices upward and threaten vital shipping corridors such as the Strait of Hormuz, African economies find themselves trapped in one of the greatest economic contradictions of the modern era: a continent richly endowed with petroleum resources, yet chronically dependent on imported refined fuel. This paradox…
Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, the Manager of the Office of the National Chairman (ONC) and Senior Presidential Advisor on Political Affairs, on Monday evening flagged off more than 1,000 boda boda riders from across the Kampala Metropolitan area to mobilise residents ahead of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s swearing-in ceremony scheduled for tomorrow at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds. The mobilisation exercise comes amid growing excitement and anticipation ahead of the national event, which is expected to attract thousands of Ugandans from different parts of the country. The colourful flag-off ceremony drew hundreds of NRM supporters, youth leaders, and boda boda operators, all expressing…
The Government Chief Whip, Denis Hamson Obua joined H.E Jessica Rose Epel Alupo yesterday at the prestigious Serena Hotel for the launch of Moments with Mzee (H.E. Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni), an extraordinary pictorial publication authored by renowned presidential photographer Abu Mwesigwa. He noted that the occasion represented far more than a conventional book launch, describing it as a celebration of Uganda’s political history, artistic excellence, and the enduring significance of visual storytelling in shaping national consciousness. He explained that the publication presented a compelling visual chronicle of the life and leadership of Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, capturing defining moments from…
Kampala — The Manager of the Office of the National Chairman (ONC), Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, today energized supporters and traders in Kalerwe Market as she spearheaded a massive sanitation and clean-up exercise ahead of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s upcoming inauguration ceremony. The bustling event drew hundreds of vendors, youth, and residents who joined hands in promoting hygiene, environmental cleanliness, and community unity within one of Kampala’s busiest commercial hubs. Upon her arrival, Hajjat Namyalo received a heroic welcome from excited vendors and market leaders who applauded her consistent grassroots engagement and commitment to ordinary Ugandans. Moving through different sections of…
The atmosphere at the Office of the National Chairman in Kyambogo this evening was marked by a mixture of loyalty, frustration, and anticipation as National Resistance Movement mobilizers from Kampala’s five divisions convened to present their grievances regarding the forthcoming presidential swearing-in ceremony. The delegation, composed of long-serving grassroots mobilizers, expressed profound disappointment over what they described as their exclusion from the ongoing mobilization and preparatory activities for the inauguration scheduled for Tuesday next week. They argued that such omission undermines the sacrifices they made throughout the electoral process and diminishes the value of their unwavering commitment to the party.…