By ruth sierra on July 11, 2018
Electoral Commission, LC elections, Voting
Elections, Politics
Police had to fire bullets and tear gas among the voters during LC elections yesterday in order to claim down the situation. Electoral commission released a statement postponing of elections in some villages to be carried today. Voting in some villages was disrupted as people’s names went missing on the voters register yet they claim […]
By Isaac Senabulya on December 19, 2017
Age limit, Electoral Commission, President Yoweri Museveni
General, Latest Uganda News, Politics, Politics & Governance
The MPs opposed to the age limit amendment sitting on the legal and parliamentary Affairs committee have accused parliament for denying them funds to carry out consultations on the presidential age limit bill. A report read by the Kumi district MP Monica Amoding stated that failure for parliament to give the committee funds to get […]
By Gerald Businge on January 5, 2017
Allan Sewanyana, and Ssalongo Segonja Lwanga from Ganda Wakiso district., Betty Nambooze, Betty Olive Kamya Turomwe, chairperson of Muyenga village in Makindye East Constituency, committee chaired by the Igara West MP, Electoral Commission, Joseph Mubiru a senior citizen from Mpigi, Kampala Minister, Local Government (Amendment) Act 2014, local government Amendment Bill 2016, Member of Parliament for Makindye West, Mukono Municipality Member of Parliament, Public Service and Local Government Committee sitting at Parliament, Rapheal Maghezi, secret ballot, village and women council elections for 17th January 2017, voting village council leaders, Yasin Omar
Latest Uganda News
The Member of Parliament for Makindye West, Allan Sewanyana, has suggested that a review of the Local Government (Amendment) Act 2014 whose provisions for lining up behind candidates while voting village council leaders be changed to secret ballot. He says that the law is impractical since many villages have a sizeable number of voters and that […]
By Isaac Senabulya on January 5, 2017
Betty Nambooze, Democratic Party, Electoral Commission, Gerald Sirandaparty vice president in charge of Buganda, government extends the dates of elections to village councils, local government Amendment Bill 2016, party deputy secretary, public service and local government committee of parliament, registration of voters at village level, tribunal
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The Democratic Party has demanded that government extends the dates of elections to village councils to allow fresh registration of voters at village level. The Democratic Party officials led by the party deputy secretary, Gerald Siranda, and the party vice president in charge of Buganda, Betty Nambooze, while appearing before the public service and local […]
By Gerald Businge on August 25, 2016
adding that of this, alternative accommodation., appoint new commissioners for the commission, Badru Kiggundu the commission, contract renewal the rest will have to leave by 17th November, Electoral Commission, expected to spend money in trillions to conduct the elections but they were asked to make necessary changes until they came up with 37billion, Kampala fly over construction and road upgrading project, parliamentary committee on legal affairs, plans of organizing local council one and two elections over lack funds, the chairman of the commission, they were finally provided with only 7billion shillings which he says is not enough to conduct the whole election exercise
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THE electoral commission has put on halt its earlier plans of organizing local council one and two elections over lack funds. While appearing before parliamentary committee on legal affairs, the chairman of the commission, Badru Kiggundu the commission came to the decision after failing to secure the required money to run the exercise. Kiggundu says […]
By Samuel Wamuttu on July 25, 2016
Alice Alaso, eastern Uganda, Electoral Commission, Forum for Democratic Change, Hellen Adoa, High court, member of parliament, National Resistance Movement, Serere, Soroti District
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Politics, Uganda 2016 General Elections
The High Court in Soroti district has nullified the election of yet another National Resistance Movement (NRM) member, Hon. Hellen Adoa as Woman Member of Parliament for Serere district. Adoa beat Forum for Democratic Change’s Alice Alaso in the Febraury 18 elections to clinch the seat. According the results by the Electoral Commission, Adoa polled […]
By Samuel Wamuttu on July 14, 2016
Courts, Electoral Commission, Members of Parliament, National Council of Higher Education, National Resistance Movement
Elections, Latest Uganda News
The electoral commission has issued a warning against fraudsters whom they say use the name of the body to mislead the unsuspecting members of the public especially on the on-going nullification of results for Members of Parliament by Courts. In a press release to journalists, the acting EC Chairperson, Dr. Joseph Biribonwa said they had […]
By Samuel Wamuttu on June 28, 2016
Busoga University, Electoral Commission, Hajat Rehema Watongola, kamuli district, member of parliament, National Council og Higher Education, Parliament, Salaamu Musumba
Elections, General, Justice, Latest Uganda News, People, Politics, Politics & Governance, Uganda 2016 General Elections
In a series of losses to electoral petitions coined around inadequate academic papers, the High Court sitting in Jinja has nullified the election of National Resistance Movement (NRM)’s Hajat Rehema Watongola as a member of parliament for Kamuli municipality. Kamuli Municipality was created as part of the 12 municipalities approved by parliament and became effective […]
By Isaac Senabulya on June 16, 2016
education, Electoral Commission, National Council for Higher Education
Education news, Latest Uganda News, Laws
Electoral Commission has distanced itself from any accusations that it’s responsible for any person that is disqualified by court on ground of fake academic papers saying it’s not mandated to verify by law. This came after Electoral Commission was accused of nominating candidates who do not meet the required qualifications to contest for any elective office […]
By Isaac Senabulya on April 27, 2016
10th Parliament, Electoral Commission, Parliament, speaker
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws
The member of parliament representing Lwemiyaga county Theodore Ssekikubo has attacked the electoral commission for locking out his bid for deputy speakership in the 10th parliament. According to the NRM road map for speakership primaries only gazzeted NRM members are eligible to vie or vote in these primaries which puts Ssekikubo in a tricky position to […]