Author: BIG EYE ADMIN

Socialite Bryan White has shared a heartfelt update on his health and legal situation, asking the public for understanding as he prepares for his court appearance. Speaking out for the first time since the allegations, Bryan said he had been in severe pain during his earlier court proceedings. “I was pretending when they took me in court,” Bryan admitted. “I was in so much pain. Let me first heal before I face the law. I didn’t kill that girl.” His words reflect the emotional and physical toll the case has taken on him. Bryan reassured the public that despite his…

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A tense and frightening scene unfolded at Kanyanya Court in Kampala on Tuesday when National Unity Platform (NUP) member Sauda Madada suddenly fell critically ill. The situation shocked everyone present, including court officials, NUP leaders, and fellow suspects who had come for their case mention. Madada, often known for her close ties to Bobi Wine’s movement, reportedly arrived at court already looking weak and unstable. She was supported by female prison warders, and many noticed she had a cannula inserted in her arm, a sign that she had been receiving medical treatment earlier. Shortly after arriving, her condition got worse.…

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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has appointed former Electoral Commission chairperson, Eng. Dr. Badru M. Kiggundu, to a prominent academic position. Kiggundu will serve as the 3rd Chancellor of Busitema University, a role that comes with both prestige and a high-paying package. The appointment marks a significant transition for Kiggundu, who has spent years in public service, most notably as head of Uganda’s Electoral Commission. His new role will place him at the forefront of one of the country’s leading universities, overseeing major academic and ceremonial responsibilities. Kiggundu is scheduled to be officially installed on 28th November 2025 at the Main…

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Former Inspector General of Government (IGG) Beti Olive Namisango Kamya has bounced back into a new government role after being dropped from her previous position just weeks ago. President Yoweri Museveni has appointed her as his advisor on general duties, a move that has stirred mixed reactions within political circles. Kamya served as IGG until last month when she handed over office to her successor, High Court judge Aisha Naluzze Batala. Her exit marked the end of a term that saw her take on several tough battles involving corruption and accountability in public offices. Now, instead of returning to private…

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The Government of Uganda has released Shs259 billion as the first batch of funding for the Parish Development Model (PDM) in the 2025/26 financial year. The announcement was made by Finance Minister Matia Kasaija on Tuesday, 18th November 2025, marking another major push in the government’s effort to transform households at the parish level. According to Kasaija, the funds will begin reflecting in the accounts of all verified PDM SACCOs starting Wednesday, 19th November. A total of 10,589 PDM SACCOs are expected to receive Shs50 million each, directly deposited into their respective accounts without any middlemen involved. This release is…

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Amina, a woman from Kampala, Uganda, had been married to her husband, Daniel, for more than eight years. Their marriage had seen beautiful moments, but with time, she began to sense Daniel pulling away. He no longer expressed the warmth and affection he used to, and Amina eventually learned that he had begun spending time with much younger women at the university where he worked. The heartbreak and sense of betrayal were overwhelming, and she feared their marriage was falling apart. Amina tried everything she could to reconnect with her husband. She spent time opening up to him, showing even…

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James, a resident of Kampala, Uganda, found himself overwhelmed by a worsening situation. Several individuals who had lent him money were persistently asking for repayment. Day after day, he received endless calls, visits, and messages from people insisting he return the loans he couldn’t clear right away. The constant pressure began to affect his job, health, and home life, leaving him terrified that things were slipping beyond his control. At first, James tried calmly explaining his financial struggles, hoping they would understand and give him time. He also attempted to renegotiate new repayment terms, but nothing seemed to ease the…

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In a recent interview, President Yoweri Museveni didn’t hold back in his criticism of Nandala Mafabi, the prominent opposition leader and Member of Parliament. Museveni accused Mafabi of making mistakes during his time in parliament and then blaming others for the consequences. His comments were especially pointed when discussing the state of roads in Uganda, specifically in Mafabi’s home district of Namisindwa, where the opposition leader has been vocal about the poor condition of infrastructure. Museveni’s frustration stemmed from what he described as a “pattern of behavior” in which Mafabi points out issues but fails to take responsibility for the…

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President Yoweri Museveni has once again defended the National Resistance Movement (NRM), declaring that the party has “no problem” and its strategies are fundamentally sound. In a recent statement, Museveni emphasized that the NRM’s continued dominance in Uganda’s political landscape is a direct result of the party’s correct analysis of the country’s challenges and the successful strategies that have been implemented over time. According to the president, these strategies have not only allowed the NRM to thrive politically, but also helped the movement overcome even the most formidable enemies, both during the war and in the years that followed. Museveni’s…

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With just seven weeks left before Uganda’s 2026 presidential elections, a new opinion poll has shown that opposition leader Bobi Wine is slightly ahead of President Yoweri Museveni, with a narrow margin. According to the online poll, Bobi Wine, the candidate for the National Unity Platform (NUP), has 47% of the vote, while Museveni, who is running for his sixth term with the National Resistance Movement (NRM), trails closely with 45%. Despite Bobi Wine’s lead, the race remains incredibly tight, and political analysts suggest that voter turnout, particularly among young people, could be the determining factor. Youths make up the…

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