By Andrew Besi
Last December, Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa hit back at what he felt were unfair remarks made against the Legislature by Maj. Gen(Rtd) Kahinda Otafiire.
“The questions of 1986 when some people came from the bush”, Tayebwa stated, “might be the questions of today but the answers are totally different.”
By Jordan Ddungu
For years, the opposition groups in Uganda have believed in their “popularity” even when they are continuously trounced in elections at both the grass root and the highest levels by the ruling NRM party.
By Charles Lwanga
As a true son of the revolution, and a battle hardened warrior, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has spent most of his time, sacrificing his life for the continued peace in Uganda, the region, and Africa at large.
In 2002 and the following years, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba camped in Eastern Uganda -specifically Soroti Flying School where he coordinated and fiercely fought the deadly monster Joseph Kony and his rebels who had invaded Teso Sub Region, and causing suffering among our people.
By Kasibante David
By Arnold Arinaitwe
The biggest opposition party in Parliament- the National Unity Platform (NUP) is on the verge of collapse as divisionism, blackmail, and infightings rock the Kamwokya-based radical political faction.
Three years after its formation, NUP headed by Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine entered the political space with a vigor that many thought would not extinguish. However, insiders say it is just a matter of time now that Kyagulanyi and his NUP party would go into extinction.
