Eddie Mutwe Resurfaces in Court After Vanishing for Days
Edward Ssebuufu, popularly known as Eddie Mutwe, the chief civilian bodyguard to National Unity Platform (NUP) leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, also known as Bobi Wine, has appeared before court in Masaka. Mutwe was reportedly brought to court after having allegedly been abducted last week. According to reports, he had been
Ssenyonyi Accuses Joyce Bagala, Lumu of Impersonation for a Kenyan trip
The Leader of the Opposition (LoP) Joel Ssenyonyi in Parliament has accused five Members of Parliament of impersonating him in order to attend a conference in Kenya. The MPs in question are Joyce Bagala, Kakembo Mbwatekamwa, Juliet Kakande, Lumu Richard, and Najjuma Sarah. According to LoP Joel Ssenyonyi, the legislators
Tension as Bobi Wine’s Chief Bodyguard Eddie Mutwe goes missing
Edward Ssebufu, popularly known as Eddie Mutwe and the chief civilian bodyguard to National Unity Platform (NUP) principal Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine, has been abducted. The revelation was made by Joel Ssenyonyi, the Leader of Opposition in Parliament. According to Ssenyonyi, Eddie Mutwe was abducted in Mukono by
How the Shs 100 million payout to MPs was initiated
Earlier this week, several Members of Parliament reportedly received Shs 100 million each as a gift from President Yoweri Museveni. The revelation was made by the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, Joel Ssenyonyi. According to Ssenyonyi, the money was offered as a token of appreciation for the MPs’ role
MPs Receive Shs 100 million for Passing Coffee Bill
Several Members of Parliament have reportedly received Shs 100 million each as a gift from President Yoweri Museveni, The Daily Star has learned. The revelation was made by the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, Joel Ssenyonyi. According to Ssenyonyi, the money was given as a token of appreciation for
Uganda Loses Shs 316 billion in the Medical Field Due to Corruption
Former Leader of Opposition, Winnie Kiiza, has dismissed claims that Uganda is a poor country, arguing that such descriptions arise because the nation’s leaders manage it with a “kiosk mentality.” Speaking at Parliament during the presentation of the 2025/26 Alternative Budget, Kiiza emphasized that Uganda’s financial struggles stem from mismanagement
