The spokesman of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) secretariat, Rogers Mulindwa has said the opposition is just too disorganized to win any election right now. Mulindwa says much as the opposition always finds the need to blame NRM for a number of issues, it’s their disorganization that is causing them to lose all the by-elections lately. Mulindwa argues that ...
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President Museveni Is The Only Unifying Factor In NRM – Hon David Kabanda
According to Kasambya County South MP Hon David Kabanda, the dominance and supremacy of the National Resistance Movement will wane the day President Museveni ever stops being the party chairman. Taking to his Twitter page, the MP said that Museveni is the only unifying factor in the party. Without him, it seems the party lacks a sense of direction and ...
Read More »Unlike In Uganda, Ruto And Raila Can Sit And Talk After Elections – Andrew Mwenda
Celebrated journalist, Andrew Mwenda, has commended the Kenyan election and according to him it’s way different from Uganda’s type of elections. According to him, opposition in Uganda is not yet at that stage of maturity where after an election, life can still move on. However, he says Ugandans should stop patronizing the election process of other countries because in Kenya ...
Read More »Democratic Party Leadership Is In NRM- Hon. Richard Ssebamala
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 ...
Read More »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 ...
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