Police are ready to crush the massive and deadliest civil disobedience come Sunday 22nd July 2012. The police sources have told us that intelligence reports it receives indicate that the leaders of Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) are planning to storm Kampala City Square and launch an armed attack on the legitimate government of […]
Former UN diplomat Dr. Olara Otunnu has called upon all Ugandans within and outsideUgandato join the struggle against president Museveni’s regime. Otunnu says Ugandans need to join the struggle such that they restore sanity in their country. Otunnu says that the government inKampalahas walked away from its duties of working for the people. The former […]
A new political pressure group similar to Activists for Change (A4C) has launched its national wide programme in Kampala. The pressure group of concerned Ugandan citizens has been named the National Action for Awakening Uganda (NAAU ). It officially launched shop at Fair Way hotel in Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA). Its national coordinator is […]
Today in history! It was like today when the soldiers under the Milton Obote II regime reportedly split pregnant women’s bellies. The LC5 chairperson of Luweero district, Hajji Abdul Nadduli recalls that during that time some people had their hands and lips cut. He also recalls that some soldiers in Obote II regime would […]
Col. Kiiza Besigye, the head of Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) is one of the freedom fighters in Uganda. Besigye, a retired soldier of Uganda Peoples Defence Forces is currently in USA where he has met with dozens of Ugandans who fled the country due to reported silent mistreatment of opposition politicians in Kampala. Besigye, […]
The outgoing president of Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), Col. Kiiza Besigye has said that Uganda may have a regime change in 2012. Addressing members of FDC in Kampala at City House building in Kampala Central division, Besigye encouraged all his supporters no matter of their cultural, religion, economic or education background to […]
The Executive Director of Kampala Capital City Authority Jennifer Musisi has said that the bureaucratic tendencies under the Procurement law are frustrating its operations aimed at making Kampala a better city. She was responding to concerns that KCCA is doing little to solve the situation of big potholes and water logged ditches in the old […]