Kasambya County MP Hon Daudi Kabanda has faulted the FDC for being at the forefront of destroying their own party. He added that they shouldn’t be blaming President Museveni for their debacles. It should be noted that the once-strong party now has two factions. One is the Katonga faction led by Erias Lukwago, Kiiza Besigye, Wasswa Birigwa, and Ibrahim Ssemujju ...
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Mathias Mpuuga Claims His Enemies Will Never Be Half Of Him Even In 50 Years
The former leader of Opposition Hon Mathias Mpuuga has said that even if he gave 50 years to those who have been slandering his name, they can’t even become half of him. According to Mpuuga, slandering his name has been a business for some people. They have gotten lunch, bottles of liquor and others have gotten over it. The Member ...
Read More »MP Daudi Kabanda Claims The President Is Under Siege
The MP of Kasambya County, Hon Daudi Kabanda has come out to claim that President Museveni is under siege. On top of that, the MP also said that the country is doomed and also in trouble. He attributed all this to the different people surrounding Mr. Museveni. According to Kabanda, there are several people in the country who are very ...
Read More »Gen. Mugisha Muntu On What He Will Prioritize Once He Becomes President
Retired Military officer and now President of Alliance For National Transformation(ANT), Gen. Mugisha Muntu, has revealed what is going to be his priority once he becomes the president of Uganda. He said he is not like these other politicians who make so many promises but once in power, they don’t come through with them. Gen. Muntu said his priority and ...
Read More »Ability To Rig Shows NRM Is Strong – Ofwono Opondo On Allegations That NRM Steals Votes
The government spokesman, Ofwono Opondo has revealed that the ability of his party, NRM to rig elections shows that the party is strong and this is a good thing. This followed a remark by the secretary general of the NUP David Lewis Rubongoya that his party has been able to do a lot in a shorter period than the ruling ...
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