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Over two million Rastafarians have declared to vote President Yoweri Museveni and support government programmes of poverty alleviation in the January 14th elections.. They reasoned that it’s only Museveni who has better plans to secure the country and unite different  people for peace and stability of the country. “We  as the community of Rastafarians commit to support and mobilize votes ...

The governor of Ohio, Mike DeWine earlier this week disclosed that about 60 percent of doctors and nurses in his state have so far chosen not to take the Covid-19 vaccine. U.S. nurses and doctors are first in line to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Unfortunately, an alarming number across the country are refusing to do so. More than half of ...

Information reaching our news desk shows that the late boxing champion Isaac Ssenyange alias Coach Zebra was building a militia group. He was apparently building this militia in an attempt to combat Bobi Wine’s supporters during the election period. Moments prior to his death, Coach Zebra had met with the Kawempe RCC Hudu Hussein who bought his idea of having ...

Ugandan security personnel thumped journalists to the point where some even lost property as they trailed Patrick Amuriat. According to their statements, the security personnel included army, police and some identified armed groups. Security beat up one of the journalists, Fibian Kisolo causing injuries to his head and leaving him with a cut lip. The fracas was allegedly brought about ...

The United States Court of Appeal has upheld a conviction of Sam Kutesa ‘s associate Chi Ping Patrick Ho for among other charges; money laundering, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and foreign corrupt practices. In 2017, the US Court found Ho guilty of bribing Uganda’s Foreign Affairs Minister Sam Kutesa with half a million UD dollars ($500,000). The court consequently ...