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Former intelligence officer and political commentator Charles Rwomushana has warned Ugandans to be cautious in the way they handle the ongoing developments surrounding opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye’s court case and health situation. Rwomushana said the country could be entering a sensitive period where emotions and political tensions may escalate if different parties fail to act carefully and responsibly. While appearing on Radio Simba’s Gasimbaganne ne Bannamawulire talk show, Rwomushana urged leaders, institutions and citizens to avoid actions that could increase tensions. “We are supposed to be very careful as a country because we are at a very dangerous stage…
A tragic accident along the Mutukula Road has claimed the life of one police officer and left three others seriously injured after a personnel convoy attached to Sango Bay operations was involved in a road crash. The incident happened on Saturday morning as the officers were reportedly heading to work, leaving colleagues, friends and relatives mourning the sudden death of one of their own. The deceased officer was identified as Corporal Magara Simeon, who lost his life following the accident. His death has brought sadness among members of the Uganda Police Force, with colleagues describing the incident as a painful…
KAMPALA – August 6, 2026, marks exactly one year since the death of business mogul and philanthropist Dr. James Musinguzi Garuga at Nakasero Hospital in Kampala. Yet, for some of his children, the circumstances surrounding his death remain unresolved accusing their mother Peace Kesiime Bagorogoza and son Phillip Musinguzi for causing his death by intentionally denying him an emergency medical evacuation to the UK The businessman also had a valid UK medical visa in his passport with his doctors waiting to treat him and medical air service on standby to evacuate him. Dr. Garuga was admitted to Nakasero Hospital in…
Former government spokesperson and current legislator Ofwono Opondo has urged the government to reconsider its handling of opposition leader Col (Rtd) Dr Kizza Besigye’s case, warning that the current approach could damage public confidence in the justice system. Opondo said the events surrounding Besigye’s collapse in court reflected deep frustration and disappointment rather than simple resistance to court procedures. According to Opondo, the veteran opposition leader appears to have lost confidence that he will receive a fair trial, something he said should concern the government and all stakeholders involved. “What we saw when Besigye collapsed in court was the natural…
Thousands of followers of Prophet Samuel Kakande are expected to gather at the Synagogue Church of All Nations on 2 August 2026 for a special free miracle bread event that has attracted attention among his believers. The event, according to announcements made to church followers, will involve the distribution of bread that Prophet Kakande said has been blessed by God. Many worshippers are expected to attend the gathering as they seek prayers, spiritual encouragement and blessings during the special occasion. According to reports, Prophet Kakande told his followers that whoever eats the bread should do so with faith while declaring…
Just days after being elected LC1 chairperson of Bamutakude Village in Mukono District, veteran journalist Solomon Serwanjja has already started pushing for development projects aimed at improving the lives of residents. Serwanjja, who was among thousands of Ugandans elected during the recent LC1 elections, secured support for a clean and safe water project for the people of Bamutakude. The development has attracted attention from residents and social media users, with some praising his quick response to community challenges and comparing his efforts to those of elected leaders at higher levels. Ugandans went to the polls on July 28, 2026, to…
Fresh concerns have emerged over the health condition of veteran opposition leader Dr Kizza Besigye after his family and political allies revealed that he remains in a critical state while receiving treatment at Mulago National Referral Hospital. According to updates from senior leaders of the People’s Front for Freedom (PFF), Dr Besigye is still unable to speak and is currently receiving nutrition through feeding tubes as doctors continue monitoring his condition. Doreen Nyanjura, the PFF Head of Special Interests, shared the worrying update, saying the former presidential candidate remains very weak and requires close medical attention. “Besigye is feeding through…
Kampala socialite Shanitah Namuyimbwa, popularly known as Bad Black, has announced that she has officially stopped bleaching her skin after more than 13 years of using skin-lightening products. Bad Black revealed that she has made the decision because she wants to return to her natural appearance and embrace the dark complexion she was born with. The socialite shared the announcement with her followers on Snapchat, describing the move as a major personal decision and a new chapter in her life. According to Bad Black, she no longer wants to change her natural skin colour and wants to allow her original…
A Makerere University School of Law student has written an open letter to Justice Dr. Emmanuel Baguma, urging him to uphold judicial independence, protect constitutional rights and administer justice without fear or favour in the ongoing case involving veteran opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye. The student, SSENTAMU Mukasa Ssewandagi, said his message was not intended to interfere with court proceedings but rather to remind all Ugandans about the importance of protecting constitutional principles and ensuring that justice remains independent. In his letter addressed to Justice Baguma, Ssewandagi acknowledged the importance of the Judiciary and the constitutional office held by judges,…
State Minister for Local Government Justine Nameere has accused Minister Haruna Kasolo of allegedly working behind the scenes to damage her political career, saying his efforts will not succeed. Nameere made the remarks while responding to what she described as attempts by some political opponents to use recent events in Masaka to tarnish her image and create a negative public perception about her leadership. The minister said she is aware of people who are looking for opportunities to bring her down, but insisted that she remains confident because she has nothing to hide. Nameere explained that she was the one…