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Tanzania Deploys Military Amid Widespread Election Protests and Curfew » The Hoima Post –

Tanzania Deploys Military Amid Widespread Election Protests and Curfew

DAR ES SALAAM – Tanzania’s presidential election has been plunged into chaos, with widespread protests erupting across the country, prompting the government to deploy the military, impose a curfew in the commercial capital, and restrict internet access in a dramatic response to escalating unrest. The protests, led by critics of President Samia Suluhu Hassan and the long-ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) …

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Bobi Wine Condemns “Unconstitutional” Ban on Nation Media Group, Links it to Corruption Exposés » The Hoima Post –

Bobi Wine Condemns Unconstitutional Ban on Nation Media Group Links

The National Unity Platform (NUP) leader, Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has vehemently condemned the blockade of Nation Media Group (NMG) journalists from Parliament, labeling it a blatant assault on media freedom and a retaliatory move for critical reporting. In a statement posted on his X (formerly Twitter) account on Thursday, the presidential candidate expressed grave concern …

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NPP Officials Join Chorus, Demand Parliament and Executive Lift NMG Ban » The Hoima Post –

NPP Officials Join Chorus Demand Parliament and Executive Lift NMG

A section of officials from the National Peasants Party (NPP) has added its voice to the growing public outcry, calling on Parliament and the Executive to immediately review the ban on the Nation Media Group (NMG) and its journalists. The officials, led by party spokesperson Thomas Bagonza and National Mobiliser Luwemba Lusswa Muhammad, were joined by other activists in condemning …

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UPPA Seeks Dialogue with Parliament Over Blockade of NTV, Daily Monitor Journalists » The Hoima Post –

UPPA Seeks Dialogue with Parliament Over Blockade of NTV Daily

The Uganda Parliamentary Press Association (UPPA) has officially intervened in the growing standoff between Parliament and the Nation Media Group (NMG), seeking dialogue after journalists from NTV Uganda and the Daily Monitor were denied access to the parliamentary premises. The move comes amid rising tension within the media fraternity following the initial reports of the blockade. In a statement dated …

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Uganda Journalists Association (UJA) Accuse Parliament of Muzzling Media After NTV Ban » The Hoima Post –

Uganda Journalists Association UJA Accuse Parliament of Muzzling Media After

The Uganda Journalists Association (UJA) has launched a scathing attack on Parliament, accusing the legislative body of a “deliberate attack on press independence” after security officers denied access to NTV Uganda reporters and stripped them of their accreditation. The incident, which occurred on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, has sparked outrage within the media fraternity and raised fresh concerns about the …

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Opposition Condemns ‘Attack on Press Freedom’ » The Hoima Post –

Opposition Condemns ‘Attack on Press Freedom The Hoima Post

A standoff over media freedom erupted at the Parliament of Uganda on Tuesday morning after security personnel reportedly blocked a news crew from Nation Media Group’s NTV Uganda from entering the parliamentary precincts, sparking outrage from opposition legislators and renewed concerns about the shrinking space for independent journalism. According to reports, the NTV journalists were stopped at the main entrance …

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Statement by the Nasser International Forum – Sudan Chapter on the Atrocities in El Fasher, Darfur » The Hoima Post –

Statement by the Nasser International Forum – Sudan Chapter on

The Nasser International Forum – Sudan Chapter expresses its strong condemnation and profound concern over the serious violations and atrocities inflicted upon civilians in El Fasher, North Darfur, following recent actions by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). We categorically denounce the deliberate attacks on civilians, medical facilities, and humanitarian operations, which represent a clear violation of international humanitarian law and …

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Prof Mahmood Mamdani’s New Book Delivers Scathing Verdict on Uganda’s Longtime Leader » The Hoima Post –

Prof Mahmood Mamdanis New Book Delivers Scathing Verdict on Ugandas.webp

In his provocative new book, Slow Poison: Idi Amin, Yoweri Museveni, and the Making of the Ugandan State, renowned Ugandan-Indian scholar Prof. Mahmood Mamdani delivers one of the most powerful and unsettling critiques yet of President Yoweri Museveni’s nearly four-decade rule. The book’s central claim is both bold and deeply unsettling: Museveni, Mamdani argues, has become worse than Idi Amin, …

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