Tag Archives: Clash

Chameleone, Bebecool Clash Over Sh5m ‘Peanut Pay’ At Munyonyo NRM Gig

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Word from the entertainment grapevine has it that music doctor Joseph Mayanja aka Chameleone is breathing fire after allegedly pocketing only Sh5 million from the NRM manifesto launch gig held at Munyonyo last week. The Leone Island boss, who was among the top entertainers invited to spice up President Museveni’s 2026–2031 manifesto launch, gave a thrilling performance — but was …

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Besigye’s Lawyers Clash with judge

Besigyes Lawyers Clash with judge

KAMPALA– Lawyers representing Rtd Col. Dr. Kiiza Besigye have challenged the High court judge Emmanuel Baguma to cite out any clause in Ugandan laws that bars a suspect from addressing his or her concerns orally before a competent court of law. Hajji Obeid Lutale and Col (Rtd) Kiiza Besigye in court during their appearance on court mid this year. (Courtesy photo) …

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FACE-OFF! Mbarara City Leaders, RCC’s Office Clash Over Barazas

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  By Amos Tayebwa – Mbarara A dispute has erupted between the office of the Mbarara City Resident Commissioner (RCC) and Mbarara City Council leaders over the organisation of barazas (public accountability meetings), leaving residents confused and divided. At the start of this week, both the RCC’s office and the City Council rolled out separate schedules for barazas, each claiming …

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Electoral Commission Revises Presidential Campaign and MP Nomination Dates Over NAM Summit Clash

Electoral Commission Revises Presidential Campaign and MP Nomination Dates Over

By Jumah Kakomo The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has announced changes to the schedule for the nomination of presidential candidates and Members of Parliament (MPs) ahead of the 2025 general elections. According to Justice Simon Byabakama Mugenyi, Chairperson of the IEC, the nomination of presidential candidates will now take place earlier than initially planned, on September 23rd–24th, 2025, instead of …

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