Author: BIG EYE ADMIN
The Public Relations Association of Uganda (PRAU) recently held its 9th Excellence Awards, celebrating the nation’s most innovative communicators and organizations. The glamorous event, hosted at Protea Hotel on December 4, 2025, brought together industry leaders, government officials, corporate executives, and media professionals for a night dedicated to recognizing outstanding achievement in public relations. The ceremony, themed “Recognizing Innovation and Impact in Public Relations,” highlighted the transformative power of strategic communication in shaping Uganda’s narrative. The awards night welcomed the South African High Commissioner to Uganda, Solly Mollo, as the chief guest. Mollo commended the winners for their remarkable accomplishments…
A devastating accident in Kasozi Village has left the community in mourning after two young children were killed on Wednesday morning when a speeding truck rammed into a pedal cyclist who was carrying them. The tragic collision happened along the Ikonia–Nawampiti road at around 10:00 am. The incident involved a blue Isuzu Elf truck, registration number UAW 081M, which hit the cyclist with such force that 13-year-old Waigolo Phillip and 8-year-old Malinzi Purity died instantly. Shockingly, the truck driver abandoned the vehicle and fled, prompting an urgent search by authorities. Early police findings suggest that the truck was heading from…
FDC presidential contender Nandala Mafabi has warned that Uganda’s long-standing stability will mean little if citizens cannot secure decent livelihoods. Speaking at the NTV Presidential Debate 2025, Mafabi argued that while peace is vital, it cannot substitute for economic opportunity, and Ugandans need more than calm—they need jobs, income, and access to basic necessities. He criticized decades of governance that, in his view, have focused heavily on rhetoric about political stability while failing to address the day-to-day challenges facing ordinary people. “Peace alone does not fill plates or pay school fees,” Mafabi said, underscoring the urgency of prioritizing tangible development…
The COMESA Competition Commission has announced a formal investigation into the proposed acquisition of Cold Solutions East Africa Holdings Limited (CSEAHL) by Inspired Evolution Managers Limited, signaling a pivotal move to safeguard competitive markets across the 21-member regional bloc. In a Merger Inquiry Notice dated December 2, 2025, the Commission stated that the review comes after a notification was submitted under Article 24 of the COMESA Competition Regulations. The inquiry, conducted under Article 26, will assess whether the proposed transaction could substantially reduce competition or negatively impact public interest within the Common Market. The acquisition involves a 21.6 percent stake…
A devastating accident on Masaka Road has claimed the lives of two prominent witchdoctors, Jajja Sekyondwa and Jajja Sekawunde, leaving communities across Uganda in shock. The incident occurred in Mpambire, sparking widespread grief among followers who regarded the elders as pillars of spiritual guidance and traditional healing. Eyewitnesses reported that the two elders were returning from a ritual ceremony in Masaka when their car attempted to overtake a large lorry. The maneuver went tragically wrong, and their vehicle collided head-on with a speeding bus, leaving no survivors. The horrific crash has highlighted the deadly consequences of reckless driving on the…
In a surprising turn of events, media personality Frank Gashumba has publicly praised Bobi Wine’s campaign efforts ahead of Uganda’s 2026 elections. Known for his outspoken criticism of the National Unity Platform (NUP) president, Gashumba admitted during a Radio 4 interview that the level of discipline and control displayed by Bobi Wine and his supporters has left a strong impression on him. Gashumba recounted observing Bobi Wine’s convoy in Masaka, noting the remarkable orderliness and absence of chaos. Unlike many campaigns where supporters often disrupt public spaces, the NUP team moved respectfully, showing consideration for the community and road users.…
Kampala came alive with energy and excitement as Joshua Baraka hosted his first-ever concert, B’raka Land, at the iconic Ndere Cultural Centre. More than just a musical performance, the event was a vibrant celebration of culture, innovation, and entertainment, marking a bold redefinition of live music experiences in Uganda. Fans and attendees were treated to a fusion of Afro-pop rhythms, colorful artistry, and a dynamic showcase of Baraka’s musical journey. From the moment guests arrived, it was clear this was no ordinary concert. The venue had been transformed into a playful and immersive universe, complete with a citrus-themed walkway and…
Riding high on their perfect run at the 2025 Celtic Cup in Glasgow, Uganda’s senior women’s netball team, the She Cranes, are now setting their sights on the Africa Netball Cup in Lilongwe, Malawi. The tournament, scheduled for December 8–14 at the Griffin Saenda Sports Complex, also serves as a qualifier for the 2027 Netball World Cup in Sydney, adding an extra layer of intensity to the competition. The She Cranes head into the continental showdown brimming with confidence after their dominant performances in Glasgow. Their recent victory has not only strengthened team morale but is also expected to positively…
Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, widely known as Bobi Wine, expressed his frustration after President Yoweri Museveni failed to appear at the NTV Presidential Debate 2025. The National Unity Platform (NUP) leader said he had hoped for a serious, face-to-face exchange to discuss Uganda’s pressing issues, but instead was met with an empty stage. Bobi Wine revealed that he arrived prepared to engage on matters critical to the nation, including development, governance, and the welfare of Ugandans. He had expected a direct conversation with Museveni to challenge the long-standing claims of progress under his nearly four decades in power. For him, the…
At a lively gathering held at Fresh Fire Deliverance Ministries in Nabulagala, Rubaga Division, Kampala, leaders of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) called on Ugandans to safeguard the nation’s hard-earned achievements under President Yoweri Museveni. The event drew prominent political figures and community members, highlighting the themes of unity, development, and the importance of maintaining national stability. Busoga Kingdom Minister of Tourism, Owek Hellen Namutamba, passionately outlined the milestones of the NRM government, urging citizens to remain steadfast in their support for the president. She emphasized that Uganda’s progress in peace, security, and steady development underscores the importance of continuity…