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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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In The Shadows Of Justice: Unfolding Drama Of Henry Katanga Murder Trial

Unfolding Drama Of Henry Katanga Murder Trial

The court resumption of the captivating Henry Katanga murder trial on Tuesday at the High Court in Kampala brought forth a peculiar scene. Accused widow Molly Katanga, confined to the women’s wing of Luzira Prison, appeared remotely, connecting with the court from a distance. As the trial proceedings commenced, Molly Katanga, fervently denying any involvement in her husband’s murder, expressed ...

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President Museveni Takes Bold Steps To Combat Fraud In Public Institution

President Museveni is reportedly disturbed by the high number of cases of land grabbing involving officials from the State House and the Office of the President. This was revealed on Friday by Ms Phiona Barungi, the State House Special Assistant on General Duties while meeting land-grabbing victims in Luwero district. Barungi said the president had been lately overwhelmed by complaints about State House officials tormenting scores of people, especially in central Uganda. “There’s just too many complaints about State House employees,” she said. “We have become a big problem, even the president himself, who gave us these jobs is concerned… He does not know what to do.” “He sent us to serve the people but we are now serving our stomachs. It has gotten to a point where almost every state house official is involved in a land wrangle somewhere.” In a meeting held in Zirobwe village in Bukyimu sub-county in Bamunakika, Barungi said her office was being bombarded daily by helpless people. Some of these are facing death threats from powerful people. “Yesterday I had just landed from Turkey, I even was feeling sick. I found a man at the airport waiting for me,” Barungi told the meeting. “He told me that a man connected to Gen Muhoozi Kairerugaba was hunting him to kill him and take his land. When I asked around, it turned out that this man has no connection to Gen Muhoozi. He is just a serial land grabber.” In the meeting, the residents singled out a number of people who have been harassing them. These also went ahead destroying their crop gardens, and metting out all manner of violence to force them out of their land. The Minister of Lands Hon Sam Mayanja during the meeting ordered an immediate arrest of two of these land grabbers. They include Mary Babirye and Rasmus Kagaba. Check Also; Shock As Minister Raphael Magezi Directs Security To Investigate Katakwi Town Council Leadership For Grabbing Gov’t Land State House Anti-Corruption Unit Saves Family Land From Serial Land Grabber President Museveni Warns Land Grabbers As He receives the Land Probe Report

In a determined effort to tackle widespread fraud within public institutions, President Museveni announced on Tuesday the establishment of two additional units dedicated to scrutinizing financial misconduct. Recognizing the abundance of uncollected funds in the country, the president emphasized the urgent need for action. President Museveni expressed his conviction that the country possesses significant financial resources that are not being ...

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