By Isaac Senabulya on December 8, 2015
Abusive remarks, freedom of speech, Minister of Justice, Tamale Mirundi, Uganda Communications Commission
Entertainment, Latest Uganda News, Laws
The minister of justice and constitutional affairs Kahinda Otafire has advised the Uganda communication commission boss Godfrey Mutabazi not to shut up the former press secretary of the president Tamale Murundi. He said that those who are aggrieved by the utterances made by the former press secretary of the president Tamale Murundi while on radio or […]
By Gerald Businge on March 26, 2012
armed forces, army officer, commander in chief, Constitution, disgrace, freedom of speech, imprisonment, informers, journalists, officer, soldier, UPDF
Celebrity gigs, Gossip, Intelligence note, Latest Uganda News, Stories Unusual
The 1995 Constitution of Uganda provides for freedom of speech, expression of opinion but this is not the case with the UPDF soldiers. A senior army officer in UPDF rang one of our informers this morning and wondered why the commander in chief of Uganda’s armed forces reportedly put standing orders that restrain soldiers […]
By Gerald Businge on February 3, 2012
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Celebrity gigs, Gossip, Latest Uganda News, Stories Unusual
After the kingdom of Buganda warned against the publication of stories about the kingdom’s new born Prince Richard Semakookiro, the cultural leader of Buluri Mwogezi Mwasansozi Butamanya has said Buganda kingdom or its head Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi have no powers to block anyone from talking about the new born prince. Mwasansozi says that if […]
By Gerald Businge on November 2, 2011
A4C, arrest, Auto, change, democratic rights, Draft, elderly citizens, freedom of speech, kilogramme, life, Mathias Mpuga, opposition party leaders, party, Protesters, public servants, repression, repressive state, security, state, Uganda Police, Uganda politics, ush, wage, walks of life, wastage
news & events, Opinions
Since April 2011, activists for change (A4C) have been campaigning against government’s failure to manage rising cost of living, inflation and wastage of public resources which affect every Ugandan. Protesters from all walks of life including students to elderly citizens, ordinary working people to opposition party leaders, parliamentarians, lawyers, traders, civil society etc came out […]