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Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) stalwart Nathan Nandala Mafabi has officially joined the 2026 presidential race, boldly declaring that President Yoweri Museveni’s decades-long rule must come to an end. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday morning before heading to the Electoral Commission (EC) headquarters in Lweza for nomination, Nandala stressed that his campaign will be driven by unity rather than division. “I come with no hatred. We are entering this election with no antagonism toward anyone,” he said. Acknowledging Museveni’s tenure, he remarked, “President Museveni has ruled for 40 years and we thank him, but he can’t move on. It’s my…

Sandra Teta, wife of popular musician Weasel, has opened up about the challenges in her marriage, urging fans and critics to stop singling out her relationship. The couple, who share two children, have often been in the media spotlight for controversies surrounding their marriage. Speaking candidly, Sandra said, “It’s not a bed of roses because you are two different people coming from different backgrounds. There are always ups and downs.” She explained that differences in upbringing, culture, and personal experiences naturally lead to disagreements, which are a normal part of any relationship. “Every couple faces struggles; it’s part of learning…

Uganda’s long-awaited presidential nominations for the 2025/2026 General Elections have officially concluded, marking a key milestone in the country’s electoral calendar. The exercise took place on 23rd and 24th September 2025 at the Electoral Commission (EC) grounds in Lweza, Lubowa, Wakiso District, with eight candidates successfully nominated to contest the presidency. On the first day of nominations, three candidates were confirmed. Incumbent President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, representing the National Resistance Movement (NRM), was formally nominated alongside Robert Kasibante of the National People’s Party (NPP) and Joseph Mabirizi of the Conservative Party (CP). Their entry set the stage for what is…

Muhammad Nsereko, a close associate of Democratic Front (DF) leader Mathias Mpuuga, has publicly announced that he is severing ties with Mpuuga, citing a loss of trust in the DF leader’s actions. Speaking to journalists, Nsereko said the National Unity Platform (NUP) was justified in parting ways with Mpuuga. “The man has no truth in him,” he stated, criticizing Mpuuga’s handling of political commitments. Nsereko recounted that when he first met Mpuuga, the DF leader had promised to support his presidential ambitions. “I told him I was running, and he said we would support me,” Nsereko explained. However, Mpuuga later…

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, widely known as Tibuhaburwa and Ssabalwanyi, has officially handed over the leadership of the Inter-Party Organization for Dialogue (IPOD) to Democratic Party (DP) President General Norbert Mao. The ceremony took place at Kololo in Kampala, drawing leaders from across Uganda’s political spectrum. Museveni, who has led Uganda since 1986 and is currently seeking a seventh term under the theme “Protecting the Gains”, has chaired IPOD for the past five years. The forum unites all political parties with parliamentary representation, serving as a platform for dialogue and cooperation. Speaking at the summit, Museveni likened politics to medicine:…

A leaked phone call has ignited fresh debate in Uganda’s political circles, allegedly capturing former Museveni minister Hon. Miria Matembe pleading with MP Joel Ssenyonyi for help in meeting National Unity Platform (NUP) President Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine. In the audio, Matembe reportedly expresses desperation after claims that President Museveni dismissed her attempts to engage him. Sources suggest the rejection rattled her so deeply that she was briefly hospitalized. The alleged recording portrays Matembe urging Ssenyonyi to connect her with Bobi Wine, sparking speculation over her motives and political positioning. Analysts are questioning whether this signals a…

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has officially been declared a nominated candidate for Uganda’s 2026 presidential elections. The Electoral Commission confirmed that he met all requirements under the Presidential Elections Act. Justice Simon Byabakama, Chairperson of the Electoral Commission, made the announcement in Kampala, formally clearing Museveni to contest for another term in office. Following the nomination, Museveni’s campaign team was instructed to submit a schedule of campaign meetings and media appearances. This aims to harmonize the activities of all presidential candidates and prevent scheduling conflicts. In accordance with the law, Museveni’s team also signed a memorandum of understanding with the…

Ugandan singer Lady Mariam, popularly remembered for her hit song Tindatine, has once again sparked conversation after openly declaring that she is ready to settle down—but only with a wealthy partner. In a candid interview with a local television station, the outspoken artist revealed that she is tired of single life and is seeking a financially stable man, preferably one based abroad. “I am looking for a wealthy man. I’ve had enough of broke men and can’t stand it anymore. I actually want someone who doesn’t live in Uganda—I want one who stays abroad,” she confessed. Mariam explained that her…

House of Prayer Ministries leader, Pastor Aloysius Bugingo, has unveiled new details about his much-talked-about Pentagon project, announcing that the facility will feature a swimming pool on one side of the building. Speaking to his followers, Pastor Bugingo expressed excitement about the addition, describing it as a mark of comfort and modernity. “I have added a swimming pool plan to our Pentagon. One day like this, we shall start building it—not at anyone’s pressure, praise the Lord if you understand it,” he declared. The pastor stressed that the construction will begin in its own time, making it clear that he…

Democratic Party (DP) President-General Norbert Mao has openly declared that he will back President Yoweri Museveni in the upcoming 2026 elections. Speaking on the eve of presidential nominations, Mao said he is “neither ashamed nor afraid” to stand with the ruling NRM candidate. “This is my personal decision, but the party will also issue its own official statement. As for me, Mao, I will support President Museveni in the next election. I am not ashamed to say it,” he told the Nile Post. Mao explained that his decision is rooted in political strategy and the cooperation agreement signed between the…