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Musician Geoffrey Lutaaya Takes Oath As Member Of Parliament

Musician Geoffrey Lutaaya Takes Oath To Parliament

Popular Musician, Geoffrey has taken oath to parliament after swearing in today. Geoffrey Lutaaya who was escorted by his gorgeous wife looked really flamboyant. The two moved hand in hand in matching clothes. They rocked grey with some red on them since Geofrey is an NUP member. Their joy could be read through the smiles on their faces. Mr. Geoffrey ...

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We Shall Do Whatever It Takes To Bring Down This Regime – Kyagulanyi To Museveni

We Shall Do Whatever It Takes To Bring Down This Regime, Kyagulanyi

Robert Kyagulanyi alias Bobi Wine has said he will do everything in their power to bring down Museveni’s regime. He said this yesterday at his place after heavy deployment of the military at his home. Much as the swearing-in ceremony is just hours away, Bobi Wine is also not giving in to it since he insists he won the elections. ...

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Museveni Under Pressure Due To International Community Isolation – Bobi Wine

NUP President Bobi Wine

National Unity Platform leader, Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine has said the president is under external pressure. He said this is happening because the international community is currently isolating him. Meeting a section of coordinators and members for the opposition National Unity Platform (NUP) at State House Entebbe. I appreciate their views on the different failures of the NRM, ...

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Bobi Wine To Handover Armored vehicle after Court Ruling

Meet Man Who Sold Bulletproof To Bobi Wine, Here Is What He Says

In a letter from Uganda tax body, Uganda Revenue Authority, Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine has been requested to handover his armored vehicle after a court ruling. The high court declined a request by Bobi Wine to block URA from recalling the alleged armored vehicle earlier this week. In his application to court, the former presidential candidate said the car ...

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Demand For Democracy And Support For Elections Declines

Demand For Democracy And Support For Elections Declines

The demand for democracy and support for elections as the best means for choosing the country’s leaders have declined since 2011, new Afro Barometer survey findings have indicated. According to the survey, although large majority of Ugandans feel free to say what they want 83%, free to choose whom to vote for 93%, join any political organisation 88%, people have ...

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