How Opposition Parties Confusion, Ideological Bankruptcy Work for Museveni
President Yoweri Museveni has emerged victorious in the previous elections held in Uganda after beating his opponents hands down.
The opponents, instead of streamlining their mobilization strategies to better the next elections, instead repeat the same strategic mistakes that made them lose.
The former Forum for Democratic Change presidential candidate, Kizza Besigye, committed the same mistakes during four consecutive elections until he made his once formidable party collapse.
His counterparts in other opposition parties are doing the same and committing worse mistakes...
Bobi Wine and Cronies Tribalizing Everything Including Coffee Bill is UnfortunateÂ
The National Unity platform (NUP) party leader, Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, aka Bobi Wine, and his associates have learned nothing and forgotten nothing from their previous strategic mistakes that have left them isolated.
Ever since Bobi Wine joined politics, he has tried to show that Uganda is only for Baganda and the rest of the tribes are alien and useless. As a politician vying for the national seat, he forgets that he needs other tribes as well to fulfill his political...
Bobi Wine’s Political Immaturity, Ideological Deficit Dangerous for Uganda
The opposition National Unity Platform party Robert Kyagulanyi, alias Bobi Wine, has failed to mature politically despite having enough time to revisit his modus operandi after losing the 2021 elections.
Kyagulanyi has always exhibited irresponsible behaviors and a lack of decorum to make him a credible leader, a trait that has exposed him as a novice and joker who cannot be trusted by Ugandans.
After losing the 2021 elections, Kyagulanyi has had enough time to change his behaviors, but unfortunately, he...
Inside the Fate of Three Sacked KCCA Officials
Three senior officials from the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) are facing serious legal troubles following the tragic Kiteezi incident. ED Dorothy Kisaka, her deputy David Luyimbazi, and ex- Public Health Director Daniel Okello have been accused of manslaughter and negligence, leading to the deaths of at least 34 people.
The problems began when President Museveni fired Kisaka and the others after a report from the Inspector General of Government (IGG) found them responsible for not addressing warnings about a...
Child Abuse on the Rise Despite Relevant Laws
Children or minors, by nature of their age, are classified under special interest groups and require special treatment and protection by the laws.
As a result, several regulations, policies, and institutions have been put in place to safeguard children against societal injustices.
Both the 1995 Constitution and the Children Act, Cap. 59, define a child or minor as someone below the age of 18 years with no legal capacity to consent and also define the rights and privileges of children.
It’s a...
What’s Behind The Growing Concern of Nude Leaks in the Digital Age
In today's digital age, the increasing circulation of nude photos and videos among Ugandan females has raised significant concerns, sparking debates about morality, technology, and societal values.
Cultural Shift
Traditionally, Ugandan culture emphasized modesty and discretion, particularly among women.
Agnes Nantumbwe Musoke, a member of the Uganda Mothers' Union, notes a noticeable shift due to the widespread use of smartphones and social media. She laments the departure from traditional norms where girls were taught to preserve their bodies and avoid exposing their...
