Author: Lukwago Hanan
Uganda’s political atmosphere has once again been shaken after the Chief of Defence Forces, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, announced that the Rolls-Royce allegedly linked to former Speaker of Parliament Anita Annet Among would be auctioned to recover state funds. The statement, made through his official X account on Tuesday afternoon, immediately ignited intense debate across social media platforms and political circles. To many Ugandans, the development symbolises more than the seizure of a luxury vehicle; it represents a rare moment where public outrage over corruption, extravagance, and misuse of public resources appears to be receiving visible institutional attention.  The controversy surrounding…
THE CHANGE OF FACES IN PARLIAMENT IS NOT A FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE — IT IS A MERE CHANGE OF GUARD. By counsel Mwijukye Ivan Ugandans have witnessed this political script repeatedly over the years. Powerful figures rise, dominate national headlines, and eventually fall from favour, only to be replaced by new faces operating within the same unchanged system. From Jaberi Bidandi Sali to Amama Mbabazi, from Gen Kale Kayihura to Rebecca Kadaga, and now Anita Anne Among, the cycle remains painfully familiar. Political alliances collapse, offices exchange occupants, and public attention shifts dramatically, yet the daily suffering of ordinary Ugandans continues…
Reports circulating within Uganda’s political establishment indicate that six Members of Parliament have allegedly been summoned to the CID Headquarters in Kibuli to record statements regarding claims of involvement in multi-billion-shilling business interests purportedly linked to Anita Annet Among. The legislators named in the reports include Hon. Solomon Silwanyi, Hon. Dickson Kateshumbwa, Hon. Kawalya Abubaker, Hon. Mathias Mpuuga, Hon. Cissy Namujju, and Hon. Asuman Basalirwa. While official details surrounding the summons remain limited, the development has already intensified public discourse surrounding wealth accumulation, political patronage, and accountability within Uganda’s ruling elite. The unfolding controversy emerges against the backdrop of longstanding…
Defence and Veterans Affairs Minister Jacob Marksons Oboth-Oboth praised Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye for the outstanding mobilisation work she carried out through the Office of the National Chairman (ONC), saying her efforts greatly contributed to strengthening support for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) across the country. He made the remarks during a thanksgiving ceremony held at his residence in Mukono after receiving endorsement for the position of Speaker of Parliament.  Oboth-Oboth noted that Hajjat Namyalo and the ONC structure played a major role in mobilising Ugandans ahead of the recently concluded elections by…
Mawokota North Member of Parliament Amelia Kyambadde today showered praise upon the incoming Speaker, Right Honourable Oboth Oboth, during a thanksgiving ceremony held in Kyungu, Mukono, where she attended as an invited guest. Speaking with admiration and confidence, Kyambadde described Oboth Oboth as a disciplined, visionary, and principled leader whose elevation to the prestigious office marks the beginning of a new era for Uganda’s Parliament. She emphasized that his calm temperament, intellectual depth, and unwavering commitment to national service make him exceptionally suited for the demanding role ahead. Kyambadde further noted that the emergence of Oboth Oboth into the speakership…
Honourable Daudi Kabanda, the Secretary General of the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU), this evening confirmed Rt. Hon. Minister Oboth Oboth as the prospective Speaker of Uganda’s 12th Parliament. He made the significant announcement during a thanksgiving ceremony held in Kyungu, Mukono District, at the official residence of Honourable Minister Oboth Oboth. Addressing the congregation and invited dignitaries, Honourable Kabanda stated that the message he delivered was directly from His Excellency President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, reflecting the confidence and trust placed in Minister Oboth Oboth’s leadership abilities and long-standing service to the nation. The event attracted political leaders, cultural figures,…
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…