Author: BIG EYE ADMIN

In a surprising and candid admission, a senior politician from the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) has openly bragged that attendance at party rallies is driven by money rather than genuine support. The politician revealed that large crowds are often drawn to events because the party has the funds to pay participants. “We Bring People To Attend NRM Rallies Because We Have The Money To Give Them,” the politician reportedly said, highlighting the financial muscle that the ruling party wields in mobilizing voters and supporters. The remarks have sparked immediate controversy, as critics argue that paying attendees undermines the democratic…

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Students and staff of St. Joseph Secondary School Nansana are mourning the sudden and tragic death of their beloved teacher, Catherine Kiconco, popularly known as Cathy. The teacher’s untimely demise has left the school community in deep shock and grief. According to reports, Catherine Kiconco was driving a Toyota Harrier at high speed along the Nansana-Wakiso road when the accident occurred. Eyewitnesses indicate that she was speaking on her phone at the time, which may have contributed to her failure to notice an oncoming Sino truck traveling at high speed. The collision between the two vehicles was fatal, and Catherine…

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Former Mityana Woman MP Joyce Bagala has made a heartfelt appeal to voters, asking them to give her another chance despite losing the National Unity Platform (NUP) party ticket. Speaking with emotion and urgency, Bagala insisted that her political commitment to Uganda’s transformation has not changed, even though she is no longer carrying the NUP flag. Bagala explained that failing to secure the NUP card should not be seen as a rejection of change or the opposition struggle. She said many Ugandans support change, even if they do not belong to a particular political party. “It’s not that everyone who…

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In a stunning political turn in Northern Uganda, prominent leaders and elders from the Lango Sub-region have openly defied UPC President Jimmy Akena, pledging their loyalty to President Yoweri Museveni for the 2026 general elections. The faction, including influential members of both the Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC) and Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), has cited both strategic and practical reasons for abandoning Akena’s guidance. The declaration, issued in a formal joint resolution, paints a picture of a growing disconnect between Akena’s leadership and grassroots opinion in the region. The document underscores that UPC currently has no presidential candidate for 2026…

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Popular Ugandan singer Fille Mutoni has opened up about her personal life, revealing that she has moved on from her ex-lover and former music manager MC Kats. During a candid interview with Sanyuka TV, Fille explained that while she once dreamt of marrying Kats, that chapter of her life is now firmly closed. “I No Longer Love MC Kats,” Fille told viewers, adding that she has already found another man and that their relationship has evolved into a platonic friendship. She stressed that while she and Kats share a child, their connection remains respectful and centered around co-parenting rather than…

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Mzei Kawato, the veteran Ugandan performer, is facing shocking accusations from his own son, who claims that his father is obsessed with women and extremely greedy. According to the son, Kawato’s actions have repeatedly interfered with both family and professional matters. In a series of startling revelations, the son stated that Mzei Kawato once dated his girlfriend, creating tension and mistrust within the family. This personal betrayal, he said, is part of a broader pattern of behavior that has left him frustrated and disillusioned. Beyond romantic entanglements, the son also alleges that Kawato has repeatedly exploited his music career for…

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Joel Okuyo Prynce, the husband of celebrated Ugandan singer Cindy Sanyu, has issued a strong and uncompromising message to the Uganda Police Force, condemning what he describes as growing brutality against National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters. His statement has sparked conversations across social media, with many praising him for speaking out at a tense political moment. Prynce, who is also a respected actor and filmmaker, said it is unacceptable for security agencies to use excessive force on citizens simply because of their political affiliation. He emphasized that Uganda’s Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to participate in political activities without…

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A heated political storm has erupted in Kampala after Beatrice Mao, wife to Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Norbert Mao, demanded that Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago resign immediately. She accuses him of failing to protect Kampala residents and traders from the devastating losses caused by the redevelopment of the Nakivubo drainage channel. Speaking strongly on the matter, Beatrice Mao said Lukwago, as the political head of the city, must take responsibility for what she calls “total mismanagement” under his leadership. She argues that the Lord Mayor cannot continue blaming the technical wing of Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) while he…

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Uganda’s government has announced a major pay rise for Resident District Commissioners (RDCs), increasing their monthly salary from the current Shs2.29 million to a much higher Shs9 million. This upgrade, which is expected to take effect in the 2026/2027 financial year, marks one of the biggest salary adjustments for government officials under the Office of the President. The move comes after years of complaints from RDCs and their teams, who argued that their pay does not match the heavy responsibilities they shoulder. Uganda currently has 146 RDCs, 163 Deputy RDCs, and about 300 Assistant RDCs deployed across districts, municipalities, and…

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The Uganda Police has strongly denied claims that its officers beat National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters during the recent clashes in Mbarara. According to the police, the viral videos circulating online have been misunderstood, and the chaos seen was not caused by police brutality. Instead, they insist the fight was between NRM and NUP supporters themselves. ASP Gilbert Nyaika, one of the officers who addressed the matter, said people need to stop spreading lies about the incident. He explained that if Ugandans watch the videos carefully, they will clearly see two different groups fighting—one group dressed in yellow and the…

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