Centenary Bank Reaffirms Commitment to Youth Empowerment at Nakulabye Parish Youth Conference

Centenary Bank Reaffirms Commitment to Youth Empowerment at Nakulabye Parish

Kampala, 27th January 2026: Centenary Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to youth empowerment and sustainable development as it actively participated in the Youth Conference organized by Our Lady of Fatima Shrine, Nakulabye Parish Youth Apostolate. The conference is an engagement platform bringing together young people, policymakers, development partners, and the private sector to shape conversations around economic inclusion, innovation, and …

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15 NUP Supporters Return to Kiruhura Court as Lawyers Seek Dismissal or Bail » The Hoima Post –

15 NUP Supporters Return to Kiruhura Court as Lawyers Seek

KIRUHURA — Fifteen supporters of the National Unity Platform (NUP) opposition party appeared before the Kiruhura Magistrate’s Court today, marking their fourth month in pretrial detention despite the absence of a formal complainant in their case—a situation lawyers argue violates fundamental due process rights under Uganda’s justice system. The group was arrested on November 6, 2025, and charged with offenses …

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Besigye Marks 432 Days in Detention Without Trial as Family Raises Health Alarms » The Hoima Post –

Besigye Marks 432 Days in Detention Without Trial as Family.webp

KAMPALA — Dr. Kizza Besigye, Uganda’s veteran opposition figure, has now spent 432 consecutive days in detention without conviction, as concerns mount over his deteriorating health and the prolonged pretrial confinement that rights advocates say violates fundamental due process protections. Besigye was seized in Nairobi, Kenya, on November 16, 2024, in what the Commonwealth Secretary-General later described as an “extraterritorial …

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Chief Justice Zeija Sworn In at Museveni’s Private Farm, Sparking Judicial Independence » The Hoima Post –

Chief Justice Zeija Sworn In at Musevenis Private Farm Sparking

KAMPALA — Uganda’s newly appointed Chief Justice, Dr. Flavian Zeija, was sworn into office on January 24, 2026, at President Yoweri Museveni’s private country farm in Kisozi, Gomba District—a venue choice that has drawn sharp criticism from legal experts and civil society who warn it undermines the constitutional principle of separation of powers. The ceremony, typically held at the Supreme …

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Uganda Silences 7 Rights Groups in Crackdown on Civil Society Groups » The Hoima Post –

Uganda Silences 7 Rights Groups in Crackdown on Civil Society.webp

KAMPALA — Uganda’s government suspended seven prominent human rights organizations six days before the January 15 presidential election, escalating a systematic crackdown on civil society amid heightened political tensions. The National Bureau for Non-Governmental Organisations revoked the operating permits of the groups on January 9, citing vaguely worded allegations that their activities were “prejudicial to the security and laws of …

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