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Ugandan singer and presidential advisor on ghetto affairs, Mark Bugembe, popularly known as Buchaman, has spoken out with deep frustration over what he calls broken promises from President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. The artist says that despite serving faithfully as a mobilizer for the ruling government, he has been repeatedly denied the opportunity to meet the President in person to discuss matters that deeply concern him. Buchaman, who was appointed as one of Museveni’s special advisors on issues affecting the ghetto community, revealed that he had once been assured of several forms of support to uplift his life and empower his…
Independent Kampala Central MP aspirant Abraham Luzzi has unveiled his ambitious 2026–2031 political manifesto, pledging to revolutionize service delivery through technology and transparency. Among his most striking promises, Luzzi vowed to ensure that every Ugandan child receives a national ID and passport at birth, eliminating delays and bureaucratic barriers that have long frustrated citizens. “If trusted with the mandate, I will make sure that national identification starts right from the cradle,” Luzzi said, emphasizing that his goal is to simplify access to vital documents and government services. The outspoken candidate highlighted digital transformation as the cornerstone of his campaign, promising…
TV personality Faridah Nakazibwe has shared a deeply personal story about how she once ended a promising relationship because the man she was dating refused to accept Bruno K’s daughter, Briella Kiggundu, as part of her life. Following the passing of Briella’s biological mother, Faridah stepped in to care for the little girl — a decision that not only strengthened her bond with Briella but also sparked widespread rumors linking her romantically to singer Bruno K. Faridah revealed that during one of her past relationships, her then-partner made it clear that he was uncomfortable with her raising Briella. Despite his…
The Anti-Corruption Court has officially withdrawn all charges against Finance State Minister Amos Lugoloobi in the long-standing Karamoja iron sheets case. This decision brings an end to a legal battle that has lasted nearly two years. The withdrawal of charges follows a decision by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to discontinue the case, citing the need to ensure that all accusations are supported by solid evidence. Legal experts have praised the move as a reflection of due process and careful investigation. Minister Lugoloobi expressed deep relief at the court’s ruling, describing the past two years as a challenging period…
Kenyan President William Ruto has ignited a storm of debate across East Africa after casting doubt on Tanzania’s recent presidential election, where President Samia Suluhu was declared the winner with an overwhelming 96% of the vote. Ruto, speaking candidly during an interview with Al Jazeera, questioned whether such a result could truly exist in any genuine democracy. Asked about the integrity of elections in the region, Ruto said that margins as wide as Tanzania’s raise legitimate concerns. While careful not to directly criticize President Suluhu or her government, he remarked that in any mature democratic system, it’s nearly impossible for…
Media personality Fredrick Lugonvu Ssentongo has finally lifted the lid on why he decided to walk away from BBS Terefayina, ending months of speculation about his quiet departure from the Mengo-based TV station. After three years with the Buganda Kingdom-owned network, Lugonvu—who previously worked with Salt TV—revealed that his exit was not driven by conflict or dissatisfaction, but by a growing realization that his career path was evolving. “When I joined BBS, I was already grounded in the media industry and financially stable. Over time, I began to appreciate my worth and felt ready to explore opportunities beyond the TV…
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved additional financing of €217.37 million ($250.78 million) to the Ugandan government for the completion of the Busega–Mpigi Expressway and the Kagitumba–Kayonza–Rusumo road projects. These initiatives form part of a critical transport corridor linking Uganda and Rwanda and are expected to significantly ease traffic congestion while enhancing regional trade along the Northern Corridor. The Busega–Mpigi interchange, a central component of the expressway, will connect the new route to the Northern Bypass and the Entebbe Expressway, providing a seamless link for commuters and traders while alleviating long-standing traffic bottlenecks in Kampala. “This project is more…
Centenary Bank is encouraging its customers in Mbale to embrace fingerprint technology as a safer alternative to traditional ATM PINs, aiming to strengthen security and reduce fraud risks. This message was delivered by Evans Nakhokho, the bank’s General Manager, who attended the Customer Week event on behalf of the Executive Director. During his address, Nakhokho underscored the growing concerns surrounding PIN-based ATM transactions. He explained that anyone with access to a customer’s PIN—such as family members or friends—could easily withdraw funds, highlighting the need for more secure methods of account protection. Biometric verification, he argued, significantly lowers this risk by…
Deputy Governor Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba has called on governments and international organizations to act decisively to secure sustainable funding that can protect the economic stability of developing countries. He warned that without meaningful reforms, the goals of global development may remain out of reach. Prof. Nuwagaba pointed out that many developing nations are trapped in a cycle of growing debt and limited financial flexibility, restricting their capacity to invest in key areas such as health, education, infrastructure, and climate resilience. “Development financing is not a choice—it is a necessity,” he emphasized, highlighting the urgent need to reshape global financial systems…
Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential flag bearer Rt. Hon. Nathan Nandala Mafabi has pledged to introduce large-scale coffee cultivation in Adjumani District as part of his ambitious plan to rebuild Uganda’s economy and uplift the ordinary citizen. Addressing an enthusiastic crowd on Monday at Cesia Playground in Pavuraga Village, Mafabi said that coffee production could become a game-changer for the region’s struggling farmers. He described coffee as “a symbol of wealth creation and economic independence” and assured residents that his administration would ensure profits reach farmers directly, cutting out exploitative middlemen. “Coffee can transform lives. Once the people of…