Author: BIG EYE ADMIN

The Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) has announced a large-scale tree-planting event set for Thursday, 7 May 2026, in Kazo District. The initiative is part of celebrations marking the electoral victory of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and the birthday of Chief of Defence Forces Muhoozi Kainerugaba. Organisers say the event, themed “A Billion Tree Planting Project Begins,” will focus on environmental conservation, climate action, and sustainable development. It is expected to draw PLU members, supporters, and members of the public to plant trees across designated areas in the district. According to PLU, the exercise is part of a wider effort…

Today, the streets of Tororo are alive with the URA team on a mission to empower taxpayers. Their message is clear: no taxpayer should meet a tax officer without understanding their obligations. This initiative is not about enforcement alone—it is about education, clarity, and confidence in handling taxes. Supporting compliance is a journey, not a one-day task, and URA recognizes that. Every interaction with citizens is an opportunity to build knowledge, answer questions, and guide taxpayers toward responsible financial practices. The aim is to make taxes less intimidating and more approachable for everyone. Taxpayers in Tororo are receiving hands-on guidance…

A Sunday service in Boston was unexpectedly interrupted when demonstrators targeted Archbishop Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu, leader of the Church of Uganda, accusing him of remaining silent on the pressing human rights issues plaguing Uganda. The protesters, some waving Ugandan flags and donning the colors of the opposition National Unity Platform (NUP), interrupted the service, confronting the Archbishop while he stood on the pulpit. In footage shared widely on social media, the protesters can be heard loudly accusing Kaziimba of not speaking out against alleged injustices in Uganda, particularly the ongoing political oppression. One protester’s voice is heard declaring, “God will…

Uganda’s Attorney General, Kiryowa Kiwanuka, has unveiled major revisions to the controversial Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, after mounting criticism from lawmakers, civil society groups, and key institutions. While appearing before a joint parliamentary committee on April 30, he revealed that government had rewritten several contentious provisions in response to concerns that the original proposal was too broad and could threaten legitimate economic, religious, and social activities across the country. One of the most significant changes in the revised draft is the narrowing of who can be targeted under the law. Earlier versions of the Bill had sparked alarm for…

Authorities have arrested two men accused of impersonating officials from the Uganda Revenue Authority in an alleged fraudulent operation targeting traders and small businesses in Kayunga District. The suspects, identified as Kakooza Isa and Mafabi Achillis, were reportedly masquerading as URA officers while carrying suspicious tax documents believed to have been used to deceive unsuspecting residents. The two suspects were intercepted in Kitimbwa Town Council along Beale Road while traveling in a Toyota Mark X registration number UAU 678U. Security officials reportedly launched the operation after receiving complaints from traders who had become alarmed by individuals demanding tax compliance using…

Reports circulating on social media have attributed a new set of controversial remarks to Muhoozi Kainerugaba, sparking widespread discussion and concern over their tone, content, and potential implications for civil-military relations in Uganda. The alleged comments, which have not been independently verified by official government communication channels, reference strong criticism directed at former senior military leaders, particularly those who previously served in top command positions. In the circulating claims, the remarks are described as accusing some former Chiefs of Defence Forces of failing in leadership responsibilities during critical moments for the national armed forces. These statements, as shared online, suggest…

Students at Kings’ College Budo received a rare and inspiring opportunity on April 29, 2026, when a delegation from the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority visited the school to conduct an engaging career guidance session focused on the aviation industry. The interaction opened the minds of learners to the exciting world of aviation and the many professional opportunities available beyond the classroom. During the session held at the school premises in Budo, the aviation experts shared detailed insights into the operations of the industry and the critical roles played by professionals working behind the scenes to keep air travel safe and…

Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba has issued a strongly worded statement addressing rising tensions and concerns about national security. His remarks have sparked widespread discussion across political and public circles. In his statement, the General expressed frustration over what he described as repeated threats and disrespect directed toward Uganda and its people. He emphasized that such actions cannot continue without response. Gen. Muhoozi highlighted the importance of national pride and sovereignty, noting that Uganda, like any other nation, deserves respect on the global stage. He stressed that no country should feel intimidated or undermined. While his language was firm, the central message…

Uganda Local Government Workers strongly opposes the current move by government to start making civil servants contribute towards their retirement benefits before first addressing salary enhancement and salary disparities across the public service. At the moment, many local government workers and even some central government staff are living under very difficult economic conditions. Their salaries are too low to meet basic needs. Some workers feel neglected, undervalued, and treated unfairly compared to others doing similar or even less work in different government departments. This has created serious dissatisfaction and frustration among civil servants. Uganda Local Government Workers believes that before…

Muhoozi Kainerugaba has made a strong and attention-grabbing statement about the future leadership of Uganda. In his message, he clearly declared that after Yoweri Museveni, he and his group will take charge of the country. His words have quickly spread and sparked conversations across the nation. He described this future leadership not just as a political move, but as something deeper. According to him, it is both a “birthright” and a “God-given right.” This kind of language has drawn strong reactions from different groups, including political analysts, religious leaders, and ordinary citizens. Muhoozi emphasized that this transition is inevitable. He…