Special Investigations

Manifesto Week 2024: Uganda’s Tourism Industry Makes Significant Progress

During the Manifesto Week 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities showcased major achievements in Uganda’s tourism industry. Rtd. Col. Tom Butime, the minister in charge, delivered a...

UNEB Officials Accused of Taking Huge Bribe to Equate International Results

In recent years, the number of international schools in Uganda has grown, with many Ugandan families opting for...

EXPOSED: Bobi Wine Fronts Girlfriend Sultan Tana for Kisoro By-election

The leaders of the opposition National Unity Platform (NUP) party have disagreed sharply after it emerged that Robert...

University Lecturer Charged after Pouring Hot Water on Housemaid

The grade one magistrate court in Mbarara has charged a Bishop Stuart University lecturer with grievous harm to...

EXPOSED: How Rubongoya Sponsored People’s Power Forum

Matthias Mpuuga, the former Leader of Opposition, has revealed that the People's Power Forum (PPF) is primarily sponsored...

NBS TV Journalist Canary Mugume Exposed as Foreign-Funded Agent in the March to Parliament Protests

In an African culture, they say even if you sleep with your mother-in-law under the water, the secret will still come out, and the Bible says whatever you do in the darkness will always be exposed. This is what has happened to NBS TV journalist and news anchor Canary Mugume, who has finally been exposed as the key liaison between the protestors and the funding from foreign agents to fuel the “March to Parliament” riots. According to the closed sources that...

Activist Agatha Atuhaire Accused of Swindling Money Meant for “March to Parliament” Protest

A section of youths in Uganda behind the flopped Tuesday, July 23rd, 2024 “march to parliament" protest have accused Agatha Atuhaire, a renowned social media activist, of under-declaring and swindling funds sent to her to finance the preparation of the protest. In a surprising twist of fate, the very anti-corruption campaigners entrusted to deliver the protests have succumbed to the allure of corruption themselves after mobilizers of the march to parliament pocketed money that was meant to help in the...

CORNERED: Ugandans Want LOP Ssenyonyi to Resign Over Shs1.7Billion Bribery

Hundreds of Ugandans have asked the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, MP Joel Ssenyonyi, to overtake Shs1.7 billion in bribery. Trouble for LOP Ssenyonyi escalated following a shocking revelation by journalist Dean Lubowa Saava. Journalist Lubowa revealed that LOP Ssenyonyi received a bribe worth 1.7 billion to hide a report that exposed a government entity while he was Chairperson of the Committee on Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE). In response to Saava’s revelation, Ssenyonyi, through PACE Advocates, filed a civil...

UPDF Recruitment: Key Factors That Could Lead to Candidate Elimination

Colonel Deo Akiiki Asiimwe, the Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) deputy spokesperson, has said the army is currently conducting a recruitment drive, and aspiring candidates must be aware of the critical factors that can lead to their elimination from the process. According to Col. Akiiki, UPDF is seeking to maintain a robust and capable force; therefore, it is essential for applicants to understand the areas that are being closely scrutinized. Col. Akiiki highlights some factors that hinder recruitment for some candidates,...

Poison Scare Hits NUP H/Qtr as Gate-Man Accused of Leaking Information Dies Mysteriously

Panic has engulfed the Opposition National Unity Platform party, NUP headquarters, following the mysterious death of head of gate security, Okwai James Wasoti, amidst claims that he was poisoned. Before meeting his death, the deceased had been battling accusations from some top NUP stalwarts close to Robert Kyagulanyi, aka Bobi Wine. The group had accused him of leaking critical information about the principal, the general operation of the party, and also being a close ally to the former Leader of Opposition,...

Controversial Details of Serwanjja Recruiting Unsuspecting Journalists to Spy for Foreign Agencies Emerge; Millions of Money Involved

Shocking details of Solomon Serwanjja working with foreign NGOs and agencies whose intention is to destabilize Uganda’s political course and civic space have emerged citing huge sums of money handed to him to recruit unsuspecting Ugandan journalists into serving foreign interests. According to a report seen by this publication from a security placed source, who for safety declines to be on record, Serwanjja is in bed with about more than two foreign embassies who are enabling his quickly growing African...