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Gazetting is not a mere formality, rather a legal safeguard

Gazetting is not a mere formality rather a legal safeguard

In Uganda today, many individuals, businesses and even public institutions continue to underestimate the importance of gazetting. To some, publication in the Uganda Gazette appears to be a routine bureaucratic requirement, a procedural box to tick after completing what they consider the “real” work. Yet this perception is not only misleading; it is dangerous. Gazetting is far more than an …

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There is still hope for Uganda

A nation cannot be sovereign while its economy is foreign controlled

Flooding in Kampala Uganda’s political landscape is dominated by stories of imprisonment, intimidation, exile, and internal divisions. Dr. Kizza Besigye, one of the country’s most prominent opposition figures, continues to face political persecution and detention. Robert Kyagulanyi has spent significant periods abroad amid persistent security concerns. Other influential opposition leaders such as Erias Lukwago, Medard Lubega Sseggona, Abed Bwanika, Mathias …

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Academic staff retention: The missing link in Makerere University’s global ambitions

Academic staff retention The missing link in Makerere Universitys global

Makerere University aerial view Makerere University has long stood as a beacon of higher education in Africa. For more than a century, the institution has produced leaders, scholars, researchers, and professionals who have shaped Uganda and the continent. Today, Makerere continues to pursue ambitious goals of internationalisation, research excellence, innovation, and global competitiveness. However, one challenge threatens to undermine these …

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What Pope Leo Magnifica Humanitas theological document on ‘AI’ means to Gen Zs

In a world of ‘Afrophobia be Julius Malema

Pope Leo XIV On May 2025, as he made one year in office, Pope Leo XIV released his first encyclical document of his papacy titled ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ (wonderful humanity) with some chapters sparking reactions and counter-reactions across the globe. From Pope Paul II, every Pontiff has a mandate to guide the Catholic church and the entire world through a theological …

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Why Muhoozi Kainerugaba will be a weaker opponent

Museveni has no choice but to give friends a transitional

Muhoozi (C) salutes his father Museveni at Entebbe airport All factors remaining constant, President Museveni’s son, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, is seated in a good spot to replace his father. After four decades, he finds himself in this prime position after his father emasculated – if not obliterated – all other potential candidates. If contenders have not been thoroughly humiliated, they …

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Lukwago’s arrest puts rule of law on trial

Lukwagos arrest puts rule of law on trial

The arrest of Erias Lukwago raises a question that should concern every Ugandan, regardless of political affiliation: if a senior lawyer can be seized under disputed circumstances while representing a controversial client, what protection remains for the ordinary citizen? This is not simply about one man or one dramatic morning in Wakaliga. It is about whether the institutions that support …

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Umukhuka III Jude Mike Mudoma’s Reign Transforms Bugisu into A New Era of Unity, Legal Order and Cultural Revival – mulengeranews.com

Umukhuka III Jude Mike Mudomas Reign Transforms Bugisu into A

By Mulengera Reporters As the Bamasaaba community approaches the second anniversary of the coronation of His Highness Umukhuka III Jude Mike Mudoma, cultural leaders, clan heads, legal commentators and sections of the public are increasingly describing his reign as a turning point in the modern history of Bugisu cultural leadership. The period has been marked not only by renewed cultural …

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Rule Of Law Or Rule Of Gun? Lukwago Arrest Puts Uganda’s Democratic Institutions To Test

Rule Of Law Or Rule Of Gun? Lukwago Arrest Puts Uganda’s Democratic Institutions To Test

Viewers: 90,001 By Spy Uganda The arrest of former Kampala Lord Mayor and senior advocate Erias Lukwago has triggered fresh political and constitutional debate in Uganda, with opposition leaders warning that the incident raises serious questions about the rule of law, judicial independence and Parliament’s ability to hold the Executive and security agencies accountable. The Forum for Democratic Change …

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Court Rejects Kampala Businessman’s Bankruptcy Bid, Clears Way For Equity Bank to Sell Property

Court Rejects Kampala Businessman’s Bankruptcy Bid, Clears Way For Equity Bank to Sell Property

Viewers: 90,000 By Spy Uganda The High Court’s Commercial Division has dismissed an application by businessman and former property developer Edward Sendyona Mukasa seeking to be declared bankrupt, allowing Equity Bank Uganda to proceed with the sale of his remaining condominium unit to recover an outstanding loan. Mukasa filed Bankruptcy Cause No. 3 of 2025 under the Insolvency Act, …

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Police Recover 27 Suspected Stolen Motorcycles In Arua Operation

Police Recover 27 Suspected Stolen Motorcycles In Arua Operation

Viewers: 90,001 By Spy Uganda Police in Arua City have recovered 27 motorcycles suspected to have been stolen during an operation conducted on Tuesday morning following the arrest of a suspect linked to motorcycle theft. According to the West Nile Regional Police spokesperson, SSP Josephine Angucia, officers from Arua Central Business Division arrested a suspect at around 6:00 a.m. …

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