Author: BIG EYE ADMIN

Prof. Nuwagaba Augustus, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Uganda, emphasized the importance of human capital, leadership, and strategic planning as the pillars of organisational success during a keynote at the “People Puzzle in the C-Suite” dialogue, organised by People Brand House Limited. Addressing business leaders and professionals, Prof. Nuwagaba described human capital development as a critical driver of efficiency, noting that investing in employees reduces turnover, builds future leaders, and strengthens competitive advantage. On leadership, he stressed the need for visionary leaders who inspire teams, navigate challenges, and set clear direction, ensuring organisations remain agile and resilient. Strategic planning,…

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Popular MC Kats was recently blocked from accessing Kololo, despite being called for a state event, sparking widespread discussion across entertainment and political circles. Security officials reportedly told him that the government has managed for 40 years without MCEs, signaling that his presence was not required. MC Kats, known for his energetic performances and role as a bridge between the government and youth audiences, appeared surprised and embarrassed at the denial. Sources say he tried to explain that he had been invited, but officials were firm in their decision. The incident has ignited debates on social media, with some fans…

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The burial of popular dancer Top Dancer Ug in Mbale was marked by grief and outrage, as mourners openly accused Fangone Forest camp leader, known as Alien Skin, of involvement in the performer’s death. Friends and family arrived at the funeral with heavy hearts, but sorrow quickly turned to anger as speakers named those they hold responsible. At the graveside, mourners issued strong warnings to Alien Skin, with chants such as, “The day you step foot in Mbale is the same day we shall end your life,” reflecting the depth of pain and frustration within the community. Many also accused…

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Kampala Woman MP aspirant Hon. Zahara Marah Luyirika reportedly met with Bobi Wine’s wife, Barbie Itungo Kyagulanyi, to address rumors linking her romantically to opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi. Accompanied by her mother and close relatives, Zahara explained that the allegations were false and politically motivated, emphasizing that her bid for the Kampala Woman MP seat was independent of Bobi Wine. Sources say she made a heartfelt appeal for understanding, which Barbie appeared to acknowledge. The meeting is seen as a strategic move that could improve Zahara’s chances of securing the NUP flag, amid internal competition from Hon. Shamim Malende, who…

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Arua Central Division is at a turning point, and its residents need a leader who genuinely understands their struggles and aspirations. Hon. Obindu Jackson, a committed and visionary member of the National Unity Platform (NUP), stands out as the candidate best positioned to bring meaningful transformation. His experience, dedication, and deep connection to the community make him the hope the people of Arua Central have been waiting for. Obindu’s leadership journey began in school, where he excelled in student governance. At Kampala International University (KIU), while pursuing health sciences, he held key positions, including Guild President of the School of…

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President Yoweri Museveni and the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) faced an embarrassing political setback after a group of youths admitted they had deceived the party into believing they had abandoned Bobi Wine’s National Unity Platform (NUP). The incident unfolded at a Kololo gathering, where NRM mobilisers showcased youths claiming to have defected from NUP to join the ruling party. However, the same youths later confessed that their allegiance remained with NUP, revealing they had only pretended to switch sides to benefit financially. According to the youths, Bobi Wine allegedly instructed them to “eat Museveni’s money” but stay loyal to…

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Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential aspirant Nathan Nandala Mafabi has officially launched his campaign, pledging to transform Uganda’s economy and guarantee financial stability for citizens. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday morning before his nomination at the Electoral Commission (EC) headquarters in Lweza, Nandala emphasized that he comes into the race with a spirit of unity. “I come with no hatred. We are entering this election with no antagonism toward anyone,” he said. He acknowledged President Museveni’s long rule, remarking, “President Museveni has ruled for 40 years and we thank him, but he can’t move on.” Nandala insisted that Ugandans…

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Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential aspirant Nathan Nandala Mafabi has officially launched his campaign, declaring that he enters the race without bitterness or hostility. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday morning before heading to the Electoral Commission (EC) headquarters in Lweza for nomination, he said, “I come with no hatred. We are coming into this election with no antagonism toward anyone.” Nandala acknowledged President Yoweri Museveni’s lengthy rule, noting, “President Museveni has ruled for 40 years and we thank him, but he can’t move on.” He insisted that Ugandans can trust him to deliver socio-economic transformation and raise living standards…

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Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) stalwart Nathan Nandala Mafabi has officially joined the 2026 presidential race, boldly declaring that President Yoweri Museveni’s decades-long rule must come to an end. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday morning before heading to the Electoral Commission (EC) headquarters in Lweza for nomination, Nandala stressed that his campaign will be driven by unity rather than division. “I come with no hatred. We are entering this election with no antagonism toward anyone,” he said. Acknowledging Museveni’s tenure, he remarked, “President Museveni has ruled for 40 years and we thank him, but he can’t move on. It’s my…

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Sandra Teta, wife of popular musician Weasel, has opened up about the challenges in her marriage, urging fans and critics to stop singling out her relationship. The couple, who share two children, have often been in the media spotlight for controversies surrounding their marriage. Speaking candidly, Sandra said, “It’s not a bed of roses because you are two different people coming from different backgrounds. There are always ups and downs.” She explained that differences in upbringing, culture, and personal experiences naturally lead to disagreements, which are a normal part of any relationship. “Every couple faces struggles; it’s part of learning…

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