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Singer Toniks Tells Police To Stop Scaring Citizens When They Demand For Accountability From Leaders

Singer Toniks Tells Police To Stop Scaring Citizens When They Demand For Accountability From Leaders

Musician Allan Toniks has told the Uganda Police to stop threatening citizens when they demand accountability from their leaders. This was concerning the pending 23rd July citizens’ march to Parliament about the high levels of corruption and misuse of office by different legislators. The Police earlier notified all those attempting to participate in this march that they will be dealt ...

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Legal Showdown Continues: Resumption Of Katanga Trial Today

Legal Showdown Continues Resumption Of Katanga Trial Today

The courtroom drama continues today as the trial of Molly Katanga, the alleged mastermind behind her husband Henry Katanga’s untimely demise at their Nakawa Division residence in Kampala District on November 2, 2023, resumes today at the High Court in Kampala. Since its commencement on July 9, 2024, the trial has witnessed the prosecution presenting four witnesses before Justice Isaac ...

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Joseph Sabiti On Why Ugandans Were Shocked By Ruto’s Firing Of His Entire Cabinet

Joseph Sabiti On Why Ugandans Were Shocked By Ruto’s Firing Of His Entire Cabinet

Former NBS television journalist Joseph Sabiti has revealed why Ugandans were shocked by the president of Kenya William Ruto’s decision. Yesterday Ruto caught his ministers off guard as he sacked all of them. This happened after Kenyans protested last month against the government tax proposals in the Finance Bill 2024. The protest left so many people dead, and injured and ...

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Embracing Inclusive Data: Uncovering The Invisible Populations

Embracing Inclusive Data Uncovering The Invisible Populations

On World Population Day, it is crucial to acknowledge the plight of countless individuals in Uganda and across Africa who remain invisible in our data systems. This invisibility perpetuates their marginalization, exclusion, and denial of basic human rights. As an advocate for inclusive data, I urge government, regional, and global leaders to prioritize the counting and representation of all individuals, ...

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Uganda’s Bold Move: Deploying Military Personnel To Combat Corruption

Deploying Military Personnel To Combat Corruption

I am thrilled to discuss Uganda’s ongoing battle against corruption and the remarkable steps being taken to enhance accountability. In this article, we delve into the strategic and effective approach of deploying military personnel in key government roles. With their unique advantages, military officials bring a new perspective to the fight against corruption. One cannot deny President Museveni’s unwavering commitment ...

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