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Pride and ceremony filled the air at Kololo as six police officers were publicly honored during the NRM@40 national celebrations. The landmark event, marking four decades of the National Resistance Movement, brought together government leaders, security agencies, and citizens in a shared moment of reflection and recognition. The spotlight turned to the officers whose service has stood out in different ways. Each medal awarded symbolized a story of commitment, resilience, and loyalty to Uganda, reminding the nation that peace and order do not come without effort and sacrifice. One of the top honors presented was the National Independence Diamond Jubilee…
A storm of condemnation has followed a dramatic security operation at the home of opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, known widely as Bobi Wine, with UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima speaking out forcefully against the incident. She described the actions of security forces during the raid as lawless and violent, placing the spotlight on the treatment of Bobi Wine’s wife, Barbara Itungo Kyagulanyi. Byanyima, an internationally recognized diplomat and the spouse of long-time opposition figure Dr. Kizza Besigye, framed the episode as more than an isolated event. She linked it to what she sees as an escalating pattern of repression…
A celebratory mood filled Africa Coffee Park in Rwashameire, Ntungamo District, as President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni presented the Mustard Seed Awards 2025 to six distinguished entrepreneurs and industrialists shaping Uganda’s economic future. The occasion doubled as a milestone in a 40-year growth journey and part of the President’s inspection tour of the vast 150-acre coffee industrial complex designed to lead regional value addition. The honored business leaders represented diverse sectors tied to logistics, manufacturing, aviation, and environmental innovation, underscoring the private sector’s expanding footprint in national transformation. Their achievements were praised as proof that local and international investors are increasingly…
Uganda’s legal landscape has entered a defining moment with the official swearing-in of Dr. Flavian Zeija as the nation’s new Chief Justice. The landmark ceremony took place at President Yoweri Museveni’s country home in Kisozi, setting the stage for a new phase in the stewardship of the Judiciary. The oath of office was administered in the presence of President Museveni, who personally hosted the function at his private farm. The choice of venue added a distinctive touch to the occasion, underscoring the importance attached to the transition in judicial leadership. Dr. Zeija assumes the highest judicial office following his presidential…
With President Yoweri Museveni continuing in office at 81, national attention is increasingly shifting toward his son, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, a central figure within Uganda’s security structure. Many political observers believe his growing authority inside the armed forces has placed him in a strong position in conversations about the country’s future leadership. General Kainerugaba is not only known as a senior military commander but also for his direct and often provocative public communication. During the recent election period, his name surfaced frequently in discussions about security operations, as the country experienced heightened tensions, arrests of opposition supporters, and a nationwide…
Popular Ugandan musician Bebe Cool has publicly addressed the arrest of social media personality Luwilight, confirming that he was part of the process that led to authorities taking action over her alleged online conduct. The revelation came during a phone conversation with a local media host, where the singer chose to explain his position following days of public speculation. Luwilight, a well-known TikTok figure, has reportedly spent close to two weeks in detention over accusations linked to cyber harassment and improper use of digital communication platforms. The controversy centers on statements she allegedly made online targeting Bebe Cool’s wife, Zuena,…
President Yoweri Museveni has appointed Honourable Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija as Uganda’s new Chief Justice, marking a significant transition at the very top of the country’s judicial system. The appointment follows the retirement of Justice Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny-Dollo and signals continuity in leadership at a time when public confidence and efficiency in justice delivery remain central concerns. Justice Owiny-Dollo bowed out of office on January 18, 2026, after reaching the constitutional retirement age of 70. The following day, he formally handed over responsibilities to the Deputy Chief Justice in a ceremony at the Supreme Court, closing a chapter that began…
Award-winning Ugandan musician Eddy Kenzo has revealed that he has quietly returned to school, a decision he says is inspired by personal ambition, maturity, and the desire to build a secure future beyond his music career. The internationally recognized star disclosed that he successfully sat for mature entry examinations and passed, paving the way for his admission into university. For Kenzo, the move represents a major personal victory after years of global recognition without a formal academic path. Amid widespread public speculation, the singer was quick to clarify that his decision has nothing to do with politics. Despite often being…
The People’s Front for Freedom (PFF) has achieved a landmark moment by winning its first parliamentary seats in Uganda’s general elections, officially marking its arrival on the national political stage. For the country’s youngest political party, the outcome represents both a breakthrough and a foundation for future growth. PFF claimed two seats in Parliament, with Betty Aol Ocan elected as the Gulu City Woman Member of Parliament and Nyakato Asinas winning the Hoima City Woman Representative seat. These victories, though few in number, give the party an important foothold in the August House. The results reflect early public confidence in…
Shock and sorrow have gripped Uganda following the death of Stella Apolot Isodo, the Ngora District Woman Member of Parliament, who passed away at Kampala Hospital on Saturday. Her death came just two days after the 2026 general election, adding a painful twist to an already difficult political moment for her supporters and family. Isodo, a senior figure in the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), had been receiving treatment in the intensive care unit when she succumbed to illness. The news was confirmed by Ngora County MP Juliet Achayo Lodou, triggering an outpouring of grief from lawmakers across party lines…