The leading Forum for Democratic Change ( FDC ) is seemingly in shambles today partly because its top leadership positions are held by young and inexperienced leaders, the party spokesperson Ibrahim Semujju Nganda has said. Check also: At My Age You Were Picking Guns To Go To The Bush-Semujju Attacks Otafiire These young leaders according to Nganda, (who is also the ...
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I Desire To Be Uganda’s President -Mugisha Muntu
Former Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] president, Maj Gen Mugisha Muntu, says he still has the desire to rule Uganda as a country. Check also: Am Not Quitting FDC-Mugisha Muntu shared his vision while appearing on “NTV On The Spot” programme Thursday night, at the close of his countrywide consultations in Tooro and Bunyoro sub-regions. “I totally disagree with colleagues who ...
Read More »Oppostion MP’s Sue NRM For Treason
Opposition Members of Parliament have filed a petition in the Constitutional Court challenging the age limit law and how the bill was passed by NRM MP’s. Check also: We’ll Crush Age Limit Violence-Museveni Vows Led by the Leader of Opposition Winnie Kiiza, the group includes; Hon Mubarak Munyagwa, Hon Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda and Hon Odur Jonathan. They are represented by Kampala ...
Read More »Raila Odinga Threatens To Form His Own Government
Opposition leader Raila ORaila Odinga has vowed to form a rival government when he is sworn in on January 30 even if it is based outside the country. Check also: Raila Set To Be Sworn In He spoke as 13 opposition MPs said they will have all the National Super Alliance (NASA) affiliated lawmakers to support the oath by swearing affidavits declaring ...
Read More »Explain In Writing why You Voted Against The Age Limit-NRM Rebel MP’s Asked
The National Resistance Movement (NRM) parliamentary caucus is yet to seek explanation from its members that voted against a Bill that removed age limits from the constitution. Check also: NRM legislators Who Voted Against Lifting The Age Limit Bill Asked To Apologize The Caucus held a closed door meeting at parliament in effort to find consensus on what action should be ...
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