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...
Lumbuye shot himself in the foot when he said that Kabaka was dead
Lumbuye declared war on himself on the day that he passed viral lies that turned into wide propaganda that Kabaka was dead, a thing that raised eyebrows about his authenticity and raised questions on what his mission was.
He lost popularity and culminated more enemies when he lied that Soldiers were killing people in Mulago to account for Covid 19 deaths. This however was not true and was...
Amidst a multitude of problems that Uganda faced, inadequate infrastructure was particularly serious before the NRM came on to the scene.
The country faced huge infrastructural gaps ranging from rampant electricity outages (load shedding), roads with potholes as well as few, expensive and unreliable telephone services.
After securing the country and working on a minimum economic recovery program, NRM embarked on a development agenda, starting with closing the infrastructure gap in order to provide a foundation for development-oriented investment.
Productivity in every ...
When NRM took power in 1986, inadequate transport infrastructure was one of Uganda’s biggest problems. Over the years, we have improved it to increase prosperity among the people of Uganda.
Historical experience provides proof that if you construct a road or railway through a cultivable area, you automatically stimulate economic development.
PROGRESS ON NATIONAL ROADS
Uganda has a total road network of about 159,366km comprising of:
20,854km (13%) national roads;
38,603km (24%) district roads;
19,959km (13%) urban roads and
79,947km (50%) community access roads.
The national roads...
There has been growing animosity coupled with bitter fights over power struggle at Rubaga Cathedral.
The strained relationship between Kampala Archdiocese Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga and Bishops like Silvanus Jjumba of Masaka, late Bishop John Baptist Kaggwa, Bishop Matthias, Ssekamanya, Bishop Ssemogerere and other priests of lower rank had become a topical issue that went unadressed.
One of the mentioned Bishops was tipped to be the immediate replacement to Archbishop Lwanga as he was headed for early retirement by the Pope...
Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) presidential hopefuls have shunned the presidential debate that was organized by NBS TV scheduled
October 7, 2020 at 21:30HRS.
Patrick Amuriat and Wasswa Bigirwa who are competing for the the FDC presidential flag in 2021 were expected to faceoff in a live televised presidential debate to debate on several issues.
However the two candidates didn’t turn up, disappointing many.
Forum for Democratic Change spokesperson Hon. Ssemujju Nganda said that the two candidates were exhausted from the country...
As People Power accuses one another of corruption and bribery in Jinja, as political cards are being played to reduce competition for Lord Mayor Lukwago and as bar owners cry for reopening and exposing people to the deadly virus, money continuously flows in to finance disorganization and unrest in our country. Civil society organizations and Non-profit, non-government organizations have continued to actively take part in active politics and working against Uganda’s stability.
On 22nd, while speaking during a quarterly meeting...