Kampala, Uganda — In recent months, Uganda’s diplomatic missions abroad have increasingly found themselves at the centre of online publications, commentary, and public debate. Allegations ranging from financial mismanagement and administrative inefficiencies to operational underperformance have circulated widely across digital platforms, often drawing public attention to missions in cities such as London, Malaysia, Brussels, Roma, Pretoria, Abu Dhabi, Abuja, Washington, …
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Security Raid on Anita Among’s Residence Signals Deepening Power Realignments Within Uganda’s Political Establishment
Kampala, Uganda — The Saturday security operation at the Nakasero residence of former Speaker of the Uganda Parliament Anita Annet Among marks more than a high-profile corruption investigation. It reflects a convergence of political tension, institutional pressure, anti-corruption rhetoric, and internal power recalibration within Uganda’s ruling establishment at a particularly sensitive moment in the country’s political transition. The joint …
Read More »Oboth-Oboth In The Mix: Speakership Race Exposes Who Truly Controls Uganda’s Power Buttons
Viewers: 90,002 By Spy Uganda Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba has publicly endorsed Defence Minister Jacob Oboth Oboth for Speaker of Parliament, dramatically escalating the battle for control of the 12th Parliament of Uganda and confirming a stunning political fallout between the powerful Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) and incumbent Speaker Anita Annet Among. In a …
Read More »Day 2: Maj. Gen. Jim Muhwezi Among 86 MPs Sworn Into Uganda’s 12th Parliament
Viewers: 50,004 By Spy Uganda Veteran politician and senior government minister Maj. Gen. (Rtd) Jim Muhwezi Katugugu has officially been sworn in as Member of Parliament for Rujumbura County in Rukungiri District as Uganda’s 12th Parliament continues to take shape. Muhwezi was among 86 Members of Parliament sworn in during the morning session on Thursday, bringing the total number …
Read More »Rethinking Uganda’S Midwifery Crisis Beyond the Numbers – The Voice Uganda
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Read More »Uganda’s National ID Backlog Is No Longer an Administrative Delay It Is Becoming a Social and Economic Risk
Kampala, Uganda — Uganda’s ongoing National Identification renewal and mass enrolment exercise was initially received as an important step toward strengthening public administration, expanding digital inclusion, and modernising service delivery in an increasingly technology-driven economy. Across the country, citizens responded in large numbers, travelling to registration centres with the expectation that the process would improve access to essential services and …
Read More »Castle Lite Ignites Nationwide “Ahhh” Challenge to Redefine Uganda’s Social Scene
Today, Castle Lite officially ignites the Ahhh challenge, a bold movement designed to shake up the social scene by breaking default habits and creating a new culture of extra-cold refreshment. This launch is a nationwide call for mass trial, inviting Ugandans to taste first and choose after. The movement is set to turn every touchpoint into a public display of taste …
Read More »Museveni at 81: Uganda’s 40-year political paradox
When Yoweri Kaguta Museveni first emerged from the bush in January 1986, Uganda was exhausted by coups, economic collapse and years of violent political instability. At 41, he looked nothing like the ageing strongmen who dominated African politics at the time. He spoke the language of “fundamental change,” discipline and generational renewal. To many Western governments, he and Rwandan President …
Read More »The Troubled Legacy of Uganda’s 11th Parliament
Uganda’s Eleventh Parliament leaves office with a contradiction that should trouble every citizen who still believes democratic institutions matter. It was energetic, efficient and remarkably productive. It passed at least 166 bills in five years and held more than 450 sittings. Yet for all that legislative activity, the deeper question remains unresolved: did Parliament strengthen Uganda’s democracy, or did it …
Read More »Victoria Sugar Congratulates President Museveni On Swearing-In, Reaffirms Commitment To Uganda’s Economic Transformation
Viewers: 200,002 By Spy Uganda Luweero—Victoria Sugar Limited has extended warm congratulations to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni upon his swearing-in, describing the occasion as a defining moment for continuity, national stability, and Uganda’s socio-economic advancement. In a congratulatory message released shortly after the inauguration ceremony, the leading sugar manufacturer hailed President Museveni’s enduring leadership and reiterated its commitment to …
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