Parliament Set to vet Alupo, Nabbanja Appointments
Parliament is set to approve the reappointment of Jessica Alupo as Vice President and Robinah Nabbanja as Prime Minister. The two leaders were on Tuesday reappointed by President Yoweri Museveni to their respective positions after serving for the past five years. “By virtue of the powers given to the President
Uganda Closes DRC Border as Ebola Risk Escalates
Uganda has temporarily closed its border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) with immediate effect following a surge in Ebola cases in the neighboring country. The government said only authorized Ebola response teams, humanitarian operations, food and cargo transporters, and essential security personnel will be allowed to cross,
Museveni Drops 22 Ministers in New Cabinet Reshuffle
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has unveiled a new Cabinet for the next five years, dropping at least 22 ministers in a sweeping reshuffle. In a statement, Museveni said the appointments were made in accordance with the Constitution of Uganda. “By virtue of the powers given to the President of Uganda
Cabinet List: Museveni drops Moses Ali, Nankabirwa , Anite, names Ayebare, Wanyoto Migadde Ministers
By virtue of the powers given to the President of Uganda under Articles 108(1) and (2), 108A(1), 111(1), 113(1), and 114(1) of the 1995 Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, the following persons have been proposed for appointment as Vice President, Prime Minister, Cabinet Ministers, Ministers of State, and
Tom Magambo: I don’t blame you for what happened to my son
The Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) Director Maj. Tom Magambo has paid an emotional tribute to his wife, Carol, describing her as a strong pillar of their family following the tragic death of their son, Timothy Muganzi Magambo. Speaking during a requiem Mass at Our Lady of Africa, Mbuya Catholic Parish,
Museveni Threatens to Sack ‘Lazy’ Ministers
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni on Monday used the opening sitting of Uganda’s 12th Parliament to deliver a stern warning to ministers among leaders whom he accused of failing to mobilize wananchi to benefit from government wealth-creation programs, saying the time had come for every elected official to take responsibility for
City Lawyer Buzibira Struck Off in Shs1.2Bn Land Fraud Scandal
Shock and outrage have gripped Uganda’s legal fraternity after Kampala lawyer Richard Buzibira was dramatically struck off the Roll of Advocates over a multi-billion shilling land fraud scheme. The tough ruling by the Law Council followed explosive allegations that Buzibira forged land documents and orchestrated fraudulent compensation claims worth Shs1.2
dfcu Bank, Serena Golf Resort Lead Push Against Plastic Waste
Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & Spa, in partnership with dfcu Bank, has launched a plastic-free initiative aimed at reducing single-use plastics on the golf course. The initiative, unveiled during a golf event at the lakeside facility, seeks to eliminate disposable plastic bottles and promote sustainable practices among golfers. Uganda
Body of Maj. Magambo’s Son Flown Home After U.S. Drowning Tragedy
The body of Timothy Magambo, son of Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) Director Maj. Tom Magambo, has been flown back into the country following his tragic drowning in the United States last week. Timothy, 18, died during a swimming outing in Long Island, New York, in an incident that has since
Tayebwa Retains Deputy Speaker Seat in Tight Race
Incumbent Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa has retained his position after defeating Fort Portal Woman MP Asinansi Nyakato and Dokolo District Woman MP Sarah Aguti Nyangkori in a tightly contested race. Tayebwa’s victory secures his continued hold on the office, extending his tenure after serving as Deputy Speaker during the 11th
