Author: BIG EYE ADMIN

Kenyan activists Bob Njagi and Nicholas Oyoo are making headlines again, this time with a bold threat to mobilize protests against the leadership in Tanzania. After being released from detention in Uganda, the two have announced plans to stage massive demonstrations and block the Kenyan-Tanzanian border in a move they describe as an act of solidarity with Tanzanians they believe are suffering under an oppressive regime. Their controversial plans have already sparked strong reactions and raised questions about the potential impact on regional relations. Njagi, speaking after his release from Ugandan custody, made it clear that the duo’s focus had…

In a bold and controversial statement, Kampala Central Member of Parliament Hon. Muhammad Nsereko has declared that Uganda’s Electoral Commission, under the leadership of Justice Simon Byabakama, can never announce anyone other than President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni as the winner of a presidential election. His remarks have stirred wide public debate as the country heads toward the much-anticipated 2026 general elections. Nsereko’s comments come at a time when political tensions are already high, with opposition figures calling for transparency and reforms in Uganda’s electoral system. The legislator, known for his outspoken nature, said that the current structure of the Electoral…

In a disturbing twist, Kampala’s well-known socialite and self-proclaimed philanthropist, Bryan Kirumira, popularly known as Bryan White, has been charged with human sacrifice in connection to the tragic and gruesome death of his girlfriend, Nalubwama Carol. The case has sent shockwaves through the city, with details emerging of a ritualistic murder that allegedly involved several accomplices and a failed cover-up attempt. The charges against White, along with his associates, have sparked outrage and ignited public debates on the resurgence of ritual crimes in Uganda. On October 22, 2025, the lifeless body of Carol was found at Bryan White’s residence in…

In a shocking political move, Hon. Medard Lubega Ssegona, the Member of Parliament for Busiro East, has taken legal action against his fellow politician, Mathias Walukagga, over alleged fake academic credentials. Ssegona has officially filed a complaint with the Electoral Commission (EC), accusing Walukagga, a prominent figure aligned with Bobi Wine’s National Unity Platform (NUP), of using fraudulent academic papers during his election bid. The allegations against Walukagga come at a time when he is making strides in Uganda’s political scene, having been a key supporter and ally of opposition leader Bobi Wine. The accusations against him could potentially damage…

The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has unveiled a new collaboration with Interswitch, one of Africa’s leading digital payments and e-commerce companies, in a strategic move to widen access to social security services across Uganda. The partnership—announced during the #NSSFKukyalo outreach at Workers’ House in Kampala—seeks to enroll at least 100,000 new savers onto the SmartLife Flexi platform using Interswitch’s extensive Quickteller agent network. NSSF Managing Director Patrick Ayota described the partnership as a major milestone toward achieving the Fund’s ambition of reaching half of Uganda’s working population by 2035—a target that represents more than 15 million people. “Our vision…

Veteran musician and former Firebase Vice President, Buchaman, has left many Ugandans surprised after revealing that Nubian Li was more popular than Bobi Wine during the early days of their music careers. In a recent interview, Buchaman spoke about the formation of Firebase Crew in the early 2000s and the rise of the stars within the group. He painted a picture of the early music scene in Uganda, where talents were slowly emerging and battles for recognition were fierce. According to Buchaman, Nubian Li had already made a name for himself before Bobi Wine even gained fame. He recalled how…

Uganda’s social scene has been thrown into shock after police arrested socialite Bryan White’s wife, Nava Nakato, along with his family doctor and two housemaids, over the mysterious death of 25-year-old Caroline Nalubwama, who reportedly died after sustaining severe burns at his home in Kyamula, Makindye Division. According to initial reports, Bryan White, whose real name is Brian Kirumira, told police that Caroline’s injuries resulted from a gas cylinder explosion while she was cooking. However, Caroline’s family disputes this account, claiming there is more to the story than what the socialite has told investigators. Family members allege that Caroline, who…

Kampala traders are celebrating as the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has started removing structures along the Nakivubo Channel to improve drainage in the city. The redevelopment aims to prevent the frequent flooding that has troubled downtown Kampala, destroying property and disrupting businesses. Residents and business owners have long complained about the persistent waterlogging during heavy rains. KCCA has partnered with local tycoon Hamis Kiggundu, popularly known as Ham, to implement the drainage improvement project. His company, Kiham Enterprise Ltd, is leading the construction work alongside KCCA engineers. Officials say the project involves clearing obstructive structures, widening drainage channels, and…

National Unity Platform (NUP) supporter Olivia Lutaaya has been sent back to Luzira Prison just a year after receiving a presidential pardon. The development comes amid mounting tensions as Uganda prepares for the 2026 general elections. On Tuesday, Ms. Lutaaya appeared before the Kanyanya Magistrate’s Court in Kawempe, where she was formally charged with unlawful drilling. The charge relates to alleged paramilitary-style training activities at NUP offices in Kampala. Lutaaya was arrested last week in Mbarara District along with several other NUP supporters while participating in the campaign trail for NUP presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine.…

National Unity Platform (NUP) presidential candidate, Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has sharply criticized Uganda’s government for failing the country after nearly 40 years in power. He said that despite decades of rule, the nation still struggles with impassable roads and underdeveloped regions, leaving millions of citizens trapped in poverty. Bobi Wine revealed that corruption has robbed Uganda of trillions of shillings that could have been used to improve the lives of ordinary people. He said schools remain incomplete, hospitals lack equipment, and job opportunities are limited because public funds are stolen instead of being invested in…