Hon. Richard Ssebamala, MP Bukoto Central, has said Democratic Party leadership is now in NRM. He said this because of the prevailing circumstances in DP. Ssebamala says regarding the cooperation agreement between NRM and DP, members were never in agreement with it but DP leadership went ahead to sign it. “The Democratic Party leadership is in NRM and the members ...
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Raila Odinga Lost Even After Support From The State – Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi
Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi has said Raila Odinga’s loss should be a lesson to many politicians. He says no one expected him to lose even after the support he had from the state. It was so clear from the very beginning that the current president and most of the state members were in support of Raila Odinga. It was almost obvious ...
Read More »We Can’t Have Free And Fair Elections With Museveni In The Picture – Godber Tumushabe
Policy analyst, Godber Tumushabe, has said Uganda can never have a free and fair election as long as Museveni is still president. He said people should observe and watch how they are going to make electoral reforms as we approach 2026. Apparently, they passed the age limit bill as the country was approaching the 2021 elections. “As long as you ...
Read More »I Had To Adapt To Change – Nobert Mao On Swapping The Opposition For The NRM
It’s no longer news that DP president Nobert Mao traded the Opposition for the ruling NRM government. This even saw him land one of the juiciest jobs in the country, Minister of Justice, a role that he’s already taken to accomplishing. However, most people up to now are still wondering what prompted Mao, a strong government critic to swap positions. ...
Read More »The Church And Ugandan Politics Are Inseparable – Dr Tanga Odoi
The electoral chairperson of the NRM, Dr. Tanga Odoi, has come out to reveal that the church and Ugandan politics can’t be separated at all. According to Tanga, the first political parties were founded largely on the basis of religion. This history therefore cannot be changed. Plus the church will also always be a critic of the government. Rather than ...
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