Viewers: 50,002 By Spy Uganda Opposition politician Dr. Kizza Besigye and his co-accused, Hajji Obeid Lutale, have filed a fresh application before the High Court seeking to halt criminal proceedings against them, arguing that alleged violations of their constitutional rights have rendered a fair trial impossible. The two men, who are facing charges of treason and misprision of treason, …
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Army fuel theft suspects seek bail
Four senior officers of the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) have applied for bail before the General Court Martial in Makindye, where they are facing charges stemming from the alleged theft and diversion of 270,000 litres of fuel earmarked for military operations. The accused are Brig Gen James Barigye Ruheesi, Col David Ociti Kidega, Maj Innocent Kikongi Mugumya and Capt …
Read More »Religious Leaders asked to Encourage People Seek Medical Treatment when Sick
Mukono– The Ministry of Health has raised concern over dangerous beliefs and misleading teachings by some religious groups that discourage people from seeking medical treatment, leading many to avoid hospitals and, in some cases, resulting in preventable deaths. This was revealed by Dr. Silver Kasozi from the Ministry of Health during a stakeholders’ engagement attended by various leaders, including religious …
Read More »Muwanga Kivumbi, 24 co-accused seek bail in terrorism case
Outgoing Butambala County MP and National Unity Platform (NUP) vice president for Central Uganda, Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi, has applied for bail before the International Crimes Division (ICD) of the High court in Kampala. Kivumbi who is facing terrorism charges, filed the bail application jointly with 24 co-accused persons. The co-applicants include Bruhan Matovu, Karam Bukenya, Wilson Muyinda, Waigoina Abdul Swaburu, …
Read More »The 4 Fearless Senior Ministers Who Told Off Museveni & Went on to Seek His Seat – mulengeranews.com
By Mulengera Reporters The four members were part of the pioneer cabinet Gen Museveni commenced with as of January 1986 when he was still very revolutionary and enjoyed organic popularity wherever he went. We are talking about PK Semogerere, Kizza Besigye, Sebaana Kizito and Jaberi Bidandi Ssali. The Semogerere (Internal Affairs), Bidandi (Labour) and Sebaana (Regional Cooperation) trio was …
Read More »Gov’t, Pentecostal Churches Seek Common Ground on Trade Order Enforcement
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Read More »15 NUP Supporters Return to Kiruhura Court as Lawyers Seek Dismissal or Bail » The Hoima Post –
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 …
Read More »Seek Minister’s Permission before using the National Flag -Uganda Police
Naguru, Kampala– Uganda Police has Warnned Ugandans against missing the Uganda National flag. Uganda National flag (courtesy photo) “It is important to clarify that the use of the national flag is regulated by law under the National Flag and Armorial Ensigns Act, which sets out what is permitted and what is not.” Remarked Kituuma Rusoke, Police Spokesperson during weekly press briefing. …
Read More »Pastors Seek AGOA Restoration to Fight Poverty
By Kayiira Jackson KAMPALA — African church leaders have launched a faith-driven campaign calling for Uganda’s reinstatement under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), arguing that renewed trade relations with the United States could help combat poverty and unemployment across the continent. Speaking at the ongoing Faith Diplomacy Conference in Kampala, Pastor Robert Kayanja of Miracle Centre Cathedral said …
Read More »Malawi’s human rights advocates seek an end to anti-LGBT laws
U.N. agency plans to review human rights in the southern African nation on Nov. 14. Michael Kayiyatsa, executive director of the Centre for Human Rights and Rehabilitation (CHRR): “The UPR is an important opportunity for Malawi to take stock of its human rights record.” For more than 15 years, the southern African nation of Malawi has been debating — and …
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