Author: Lukwago Hanan
KAMPALA — Drama, shock and wild whispers have gripped social media after a late-night escapade allegedly involving students from Namilyango Gulama turned into a full-blown scandal. The boys, in what online users have cheekily christened a “Kandahar Mission,” are said to have sneaked out under the cover of darkness and stormed a nearby girls’ dormitory in search of forbidden fun. According to juicy reports making rounds online, the mission quickly escalated from secret romance to chaos after security was tipped off. Sources claim the daring boys were busted in the act, triggering panic, confusion, and a swift response from authorities…
Hajjat Hadija Namyalo, the Senior Presidential Advisor, has publicly distanced herself from fraudulent activities being carried out through fake social media accounts, particularly on TikTok. Addressing the public, she clarified that she does not operate any TikTok account and warned Ugandans against falling victim to impostors who are exploiting her name and office for personal gain. According to Namyalo, these impersonators have been soliciting money from unsuspecting citizens under false promises of access to government opportunities. Victims are reportedly lured with claims of receiving start-up capital, facilitation to meet Yoweri Kaguta Museveni at State House, or support for education programs—offers…
Gen. Proscovia Nalweyiso’s warning to presidential advisors reflects a growing concern within Uganda’s political space about the impact of social media conduct on public trust and governance. According to recent reports, she cautioned officials like Jennifer Nakangubi and Kisakyamukama against using online platforms to insult or attack others, emphasizing that such behavior could attract disciplinary action, including dismissal.  Across Ugandan social platforms—especially Facebook, TikTok, and X (Twitter)—political discourse has increasingly taken a confrontational tone. Influencers and politically aligned figures often engage in personal attacks, public feuds, and emotionally charged exchanges to mobilize supporters or remain relevant. This trend, while…
The clock is steadily ticking towards a moment of significant national importance as preparations intensify for the highly anticipated Swearing-In Ceremony scheduled for 12th May 2026. This historic occasion is set to mark the formal assumption of office by President-elect H.E. Yoweri Museveni, who is expected to take the constitutional oath for another term in leadership. Across the nation, attention is increasingly turning toward this defining political milestone. The grand event is slated to take place at the iconic Kololo Independence Grounds in Kampala, a venue long associated with major state functions and national celebrations. Its selection underscores the ceremonial…
Burnley Football Club have officially confirmed a significant managerial change following their relegation from the Premier League. The club announced that Scott Parker has departed with immediate effect, bringing a swift end to his tenure after failing to secure top-flight survival. The decision reflects the club’s intent to reset and prepare for a more competitive push in the upcoming season. In the interim, Michael Jackson will take charge of the team for the remainder of the campaign. A long-serving member of Burnley’s coaching staff, Jackson is no stranger to stepping into leadership during challenging moments. His immediate task will be…
The High Court has sentenced Christopher Okello Onyum to death after convicting him on four counts of murder at the Ggaba Early Childhood Development Daycare Centre. The ruling follows a full trial in which the prosecution presented evidence linking him to the killing of four children in an incident that shocked the nation. In its judgment, the court found that the prosecution had proved all the essential elements of murder beyond reasonable doubt. These included the fact of death, the unlawful nature of the acts that caused the deaths, and the presence of malice aforethought. The judge noted that the…
Ugandan singer Gravity Omutujju has sparked fresh controversy after going live on TikTok to publicly demand payment for his performances during the ruling party’s campaign period. In the viral livestream, the artist directly called out fellow musician Bebe Cool, accusing him of failing to settle agreed payments linked to campaign shows organized under the National Resistance Movement (NRM). According to emerging reports circulating online, Gravity claims he is owed a substantial sum for the performances he delivered while mobilizing crowds during the NRM campaign activities. The dispute appears to revolve around money that was allegedly coordinated through Bebe Cool, who…
Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, the Head of the Office of the National Chairman (ONC) of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), has emerged as a key grassroots mobilizer whose work has significantly impacted the lives of poor Ugandans. Through her leadership role, she has focused on bridging the gap between government poverty alleviation programs and the ordinary citizens who are meant to benefit from them. Her approach has largely centered on direct engagement with communities, ensuring that government initiatives reach the intended beneficiaries at the lowest level. One of her major contributions has been the promotion and implementation of wealth creation…
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has assented to eight pieces of legislation aimed at strengthening Uganda’s regulatory framework across health, energy, labour, and governance sectors. The newly signed laws mark a significant step toward improving public safety, enhancing service delivery, and streamlining institutional operations in line with national development priorities. Among the key laws is the National Drug and Health Products Authority Act, 2026, which expands regulatory oversight to cover medicines, vaccines, medical devices, diagnostics, cosmetics, and other health-related products. The Act is expected to reinforce quality assurance systems, ensuring that products on the Ugandan market meet strict safety and efficacy…
The fatal shooting of Lucky Dube in 2007 sent shockwaves across South Africa and the global music community. Widely regarded as one of Africa’s most influential reggae artists, Dube was gunned down in what authorities later described as a botched carjacking. The incident occurred in Johannesburg, a city long grappling with violent crime, and immediately raised questions about public safety and the targeting of motorists. According to police reports and court testimony, the attackers had been searching for a specific vehicle model to hijack—a Chrysler 300C—when they encountered Dube. Unaware of his identity, they allegedly assumed he was a foreign…