Tag: Uganda politics

The government has denied media reports that the delay in completing Bujagali power dam will cost the country 285 million shillings. The state minister of energy Simon D’Ujanga says it ...

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 ...

Former legislator, Betty Kamya still has plans to go back to the August house. The news reaching our desk has it that the former MP for Lubaga North (Betty Kamya) ...

The president of the People’s Progressive Party, Bidandi Sali has been scheduled to meet president Museveni on November 15th this year according to sources in Statehouse. The meeting has been initiated ...

Things are not well in Uganda Peoples Congress (UPC), the party that ruled Uganda twice (1966-70 and 1980-5). Some of the leaders of the party, including MPs are bitter that the party ...

Members of Kitgum meat packers and butcheries association have resolved to dragger the Kitgum town council to court for the demolition of their kiosks. Trouble between the two butcheries and ...

The director Centre for Women in Governance (CEWIGO) Miria Matembe has urged women leaders at different levels to advocate for the well being of women at all levels. Matembe says the Centre ...

Wakiso woman MP Rosemary Seninde condemned government for setting up a wrong precedent that for government to listen to people’s needs they have to first demonstrate. This follows recent strikes ...

Former Supreme Court judge justice Prof George William kanyeihamba has advised political parties in the country not to use their caucuses to stop their members from expressing their views in ...

The politics of Uganda has been characterised by reactionary ideology (not progressive, not patriotic) before colonialism, during colonialism and after colonialism. Before colonialism, following the collapse of the Bachwezi Empire ...