Pepsi UFL: ‘The Cathedral is Too Shege’, Royals Dismantle Mukiibi’s Fortress Beyond Repair, Gently March to Historic Final | Voice of Bugerere Home University Sports Pepsi UFL: ‘The Cathedral is Too Shege’, Royals Dismantle Mukiibi’s Fortress Beyond Repair, Gently March to Historic Final …
Read More »How Gaddafi Ruled Libya for 42 Years — Then Lost Everything
Muammar Gaddafi ruled Libya for over 40 years—transforming it into one of Africa’s richest nations while ruling with an iron fist. In this documentary, we explore: His rise from the desert to power The 1969 coup that changed Libya forever His revolutionary ideas and the Green Book His global conflicts and accusations of terrorism The Arab Spring uprising that ended …
Read More »BISHOP JOHNSON DID NOT SELL KATIKAMWE LAND, HE IS RANKED RICHEST AMONG ALL ANGLICAN CLERGY IN UGANDA
Post Views: 744 BY WILBER MUHWEZI KASIBANTE [MK]IN BUSHENYIwww.mknewslink.com—-Credible information emerging from West Ankole diocese in Greater Bushenyi revealed to www.mknewslink.com a 13 year old greater western Uganda news website is that 75 acres of land located in Kyabugimbi Archdeaconry in Igara east in western Uganda are still intact.The sale deal by Bishop Johnson Twinomujuni and West Ankole Diocese …
Read More »Senegalese people are using the fight against HIV transmission as a pretext to imprison gay people
Authorities and media frequently link gay sex to HIV, leading to additional charges Senegal’s gendarmerie released this photo of 12 men arrested on homosexuality charges in February. Amid a deepening crackdown against queer people in Senegal, a pattern is emerging where authorities conspire with police, health services, and the press collaborate to whip up panic about gay men and …
Read More »Bobi Wine vs Yoweri Museveni: Uganda’s Boldest Political Battle
From the streets of Kampala to the global stage, the story of Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu is one of courage, resistance, and a fight for democracy. Known as the “Ghetto President,” Bobi Wine rose from poverty to become a voice for millions of young Ugandans. But in 2017, everything changed when he entered politics—challenging long-time leader Yoweri Museveni and igniting the …
Read More »Gaba Murder Suspect Denies Charges in High Court
Gaba– Hundreds of residents from across Kampala, Wakiso, and surrounding districts have gathered at Gaba Community Centre to follow a public court hearing involving Christopher Okello Onyum, a 39-year-old man accused of murdering four children from Gaba Day Care Centre. Christopher okello Onyum at Makindye Magistrates Court last week (Courtesy photo) Appearing before High Court Judge Komuhangi Khaukha, Okello denied all …
Read More »Badminton Uganda Targets Nationwide Coverage After Eastern Region Success
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Read More »Mukono District Joins Kabaka’s Subjects in 2026 Birthday Run in Kyaggwe County
Mukono District Local Government, together with Kabaka’s subjects in Mukono, joined thousands of participants at the Kyaggwe Ssaza Headquarters to take part in the 2026 Kabaka Birthday Run held under the theme: “Men for Good Health to Save the Girl Child and End HIV/AIDS by 2030.” Some of the participants being flagged off for the Birthday run in Mukono. The …
Read More »High Court Kicks off with Hearing of Gaba Toddlers Killing Case in an Open Space
Kampala– The High Court of Uganda will today commence the hearing of a murder case against Christopher Okello who is accused of murdering four toddlers at Ggaba Early Childhood Day Care Center. Christopher okello Onyum at Makindye Magistrates Court (Courtesy photo) The trial is expected to be held at Gaba Community School grounds near the scene of crime so as …
Read More »Turkey puts LGBT activists on trial, threatens 3-year prison terms
Prosecutors claim images of same-sex couples expressing affection are obscene Illustration of LGBTQ legal challenge in Turkey courtesy of JRL Charts JRL Charts reports: Turkey Puts LGBT Activists on Trial Over “Obscenity” Charges in Escalating Crackdown By Paul Goldberg IZMIR, TURKEY — April 11, 2026 — Eleven LGBTQ activists in Turkey have gone on trial in a case …
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