‘Unforeseen circumstances’ leads to delay of scheduled challenge to Uganda law Uganda’s Constitutional Court, pictured above, upheld the majority of the AHA in an April 2024 ruling. The Supreme Court in Uganda has deferred action on a challenge of the Constitutional Court’s 2024 decision that upheld the harsh Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA) of 2023. On March 17, the Supreme Court had …
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Justice Karoli Ssemogerere Spreads Easter Hope to Juveniles at Kabale Remand Home
The Kabale High Court Resident Judge, Karoli Lwanga Ssemogerere, on Wednesday visited the Kabale Regional Remand Home, where he spent time with juveniles and shared an Easter message centered on hope, reform, and second chances. Justice Karoli Lwanga Ssemwogerere (left) with other officials The visit brought together key actors from Uganda’s justice sector, all committed to strengthening juvenile justice. During …
Read More »Oil Palm Project Gains Momentum in Mukono as Leaders Push for Community Awareness
Mukono District has taken a major step toward agricultural transformation following a high-level planning meeting on the proposed rollout of the National Oil Palm Project. The engagement, held at the district headquarters in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF), brought together political leaders, technical staff, and development partners to align strategies ahead of a required …
Read More »Pepsi UFL Semifinal Draws: Kampala University to Test the Braveness of YMCA
By Kayiira Jackson The draws for the semifinals of the 13th edition of the Pepsi University Football League were conducted today at Kati Kati Restaurant, setting up two intriguing ties as teams battle for a place in the final. Two-time champions Kampala University have been drawn against YMCA Comprehensive Institute in what promises to be a tightly contested encounter. YMCA …
Read More »Muslims Urged to Be God-Conscious, Strengthen Unity
Muslims have been urged to live God-conscious lives, strengthen family values, and remain united in supporting community development. The admonition came from His Eminence, Dr. Sheikh Hafiz Muhammad Haruna Bukenya, the 2nd Deputy Mufti, who represented His Eminence Dr. Sheikh Shaban Ramadhan Mubaje, the Mufti of Uganda, at the send-off of the late Hajjat Amiina Bulage, mother of Sheikh Faisal …
Read More »Museveni’s New Bill Could Jail Diaspora Ugandans for 20 Years Over Politics Support » The Hoima Post –
A new proposed law in Uganda, the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, is generating serious political debate after reports that it could criminalize opposition leaders, diaspora activism, and international lobbying. The bill, reportedly backed by President Yoweri Museveni’s government, introduces strict regulations on foreign influence, foreign funding, and political activity linked to Ugandans living abroad. Critics say the law is …
Read More »Museveni’s New Sovereignty Bill Could Jail Diaspora Ugandans for 20 Years Over Politics Support » The Hoima Post –
A new proposed law in Uganda, the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, is generating serious political debate after reports that it could criminalize opposition leaders, diaspora activism, and international lobbying. The bill, reportedly backed by President Yoweri Museveni’s government, introduces strict regulations on foreign influence, foreign funding, and political activity linked to Ugandans living abroad. Critics say the law is …
Read More »Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill and the Diaspora Dilemma » The Hoima Post –
By Alexander Luyima | The Hoima Post For many years, Ugandans residing in the diaspora have held a distinctive position. Despite their physical distance, they maintain strong emotional and political ties to their homeland. They contribute through remittances, support their families, fund community initiatives, and increasingly voice their opinions on national matters. However, this connection may now be accompanied by …
Read More »Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill Sparks Fears of Crackdown on Civic Space » The Hoima Post –
By Alexander Luyima | The Hoima Post KAMPALA, Uganda — The Ugandan government is moving swiftly to pass the Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2025, a sweeping piece of legislation that officials say will shield the country from foreign interference. However, critics warn the bill could significantly restrict civic space, target the diaspora, and further erode democratic freedoms.The proposed law comes …
Read More »LGBTIQ+ coalition launches in Malawi, vows to push legal reforms
The Utawaleza Coalition, which means “rainbow” in Chichewa, was established with support from the United Nations Development Programme. It aims to serve as a coordinated platform for advocacy, protection and visibility of LGBTIQ+ individuals. RELATED NEWS FROM MALAWI ON ERASING 76 CRIMES: Malawi LGBTQ communities struggle to access health care (August 2024) Malawi court refuses to overturn anti-LGBTQ+ laws (July …
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