Author: BIG EYE ADMIN
Embattled city lawyer Agaba Maguru and business man Rtd Captain Charles Byaruhanga are in trouble after an investigation by police discovered that the dual are part of the racket that have been extorting money from nursery tea operators from Kanungu . According to a source at the State House Anti corruption unit knowledgeable about the investigation, Money paid by government through Pathways advocates have been ending up to the accounts of Maguru and Byaruhanga who are also the caretakers of the Kigezi high land tea factory located in Kabale district and belonging to late businessman James Musinguzi Garuga. The two…
A growing number of Ugandans living and working abroad have pushed back against President Yoweri Museveni’s recent remarks questioning why many citizens continue to migrate to Dubai in search of employment opportunities. The response has been particularly strong on social media, where workers in the Gulf region have shared their experiences and defended their decisions to leave Uganda. The backlash follows comments made by Museveni during the State of the Nation Address, where he expressed bewilderment over the attraction many Ugandans have toward Dubai. The President described the city as a desert environment with an uncomfortable climate and said he…
Uganda’s media fraternity is in mourning following the passing of veteran journalist Christopher Ddamulira, a respected broadcaster whose voice became a defining feature of Luganda-language news for decades. His death has been received with deep sorrow by colleagues, listeners, and admirers who followed his work over many years. Ddamulira, widely recognized for his distinctive hoarse voice and commanding delivery, built a reputation as one of the most reliable and engaging news readers during Uganda’s formative broadcasting years. His style and professionalism earned him a loyal audience across different generations. He rose to prominence during his time at Radio Uganda and…
President Yoweri Museveni has sparked fresh debate across Uganda after making candid remarks about the growing number of Ugandans seeking employment opportunities in Dubai. Speaking during the State of the Nation Address, the President questioned why many citizens continue to view the Gulf city as a preferred destination despite what he described as harsh environmental conditions. Museveni’s comments came as he reflected on the increasing migration of young Ugandans in search of jobs abroad. Over the years, thousands have left the country to work in the Middle East, particularly in the United Arab Emirates, where opportunities in hospitality, security, domestic…
A wave of grief and shock has swept through Nansana following the tragic death of a young Makerere University graduate who was reportedly killed during a violent robbery at his home. The incident has left residents unsettled and raised fresh concerns about rising insecurity targeting small business operators. The deceased, identified as David Bukenya, is said to have been operating a mobile money business, a livelihood that has increasingly become both common and risky in many urban and peri-urban areas across Uganda. His death has sparked outrage among locals who describe him as a hardworking and ambitious young man. According…
The 36th President of the Uganda National Students Association (UNSA), Shillah Ainembabazi, is pushing for a second term despite clear legal and technical barriers that disqualify her from running again — a move critics say reeks of personal ambition over student interest. Ainembabazi first clinched the presidency in December 2025 after a bitterly divisive election where she edged out Makerere University Business School’s Nabwire Rose and Makerere University’s Ankunda Harriet. Now, barely six months into what was meant to be a one-year term, she is already maneuvering to cling to power. In May 2026, the former Victoria University vice guild…
Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has once again captured international attention after indicating that Uganda would be prepared to participate in a peacekeeping mission in Gaza if called upon to do so. The outspoken military commander made the remarks while commenting on ongoing discussions surrounding peace, security, and stability in the Middle East, particularly in relation to the prolonged conflict in Gaza. According to Muhoozi, Uganda has a long-standing tradition of contributing to international peace and security efforts and would be willing to support any credible initiative aimed at restoring stability in the troubled region. The statement quickly…
A funeral ceremony turned into a scene of shock and confusion after a landlord reportedly interrupted burial proceedings and demanded payment of her late tenant’s outstanding rent before allowing the ceremony to continue. The incident, which has sparked widespread debate both online and within the local community, unfolded as family members, friends, and neighbors gathered to pay their final respects to the deceased. Mourners had assembled expecting a solemn farewell, only to witness an unexpected confrontation. According to eyewitnesses, the burial preparations were already underway when the landlord arrived and requested to address those present. Many assumed she had come…
The United Arab Emirates has issued a strong travel advisory urging its citizens and residents to avoid traveling to Uganda amid growing concerns over the spread of Ebola in parts of East Africa. The warning has sparked fresh anxiety about the disease and its potential impact on regional travel and public health. In an official statement, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs advised travelers to postpone non-essential trips to Uganda, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, citing evolving developments related to Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in the region. The advisory comes as health authorities continue to closely monitor…
Businessman and outspoken social commentator Frank Gashumba has ignited a fresh national conversation on citizenship, identity, and belonging after making a bold statement in defense of Uganda’s Banyarwanda community. Speaking amid growing public discussions surrounding the treatment of Ugandans of Rwandan descent, Gashumba argued that those who demand the departure of Banyarwanda people from Uganda must also be prepared to surrender the land, homes, and properties that many families have owned for generations. The remarks have quickly gone viral across social media platforms, drawing both praise and criticism from different sections of the public and reigniting long-standing debates over nationality…