No time to waste @mkainerugaba mercenaries are undergoing rigorous training somewhere in northern Uganda in preparation for deployment in Gaza
What a time to be alive 😁🙌
There is no ayat in the holy Quran that permits you to take someone’s life like that lady who was among the team that murdered Suzan magala was saying, let’s also show some respect to the Muslim fraternity, thank you sheikh qasim for raising a voice on that matter🥹🙏
let’s be guided🙏
Museveni sending the army to Gaza raises several issues. First of all, we are Black people the affairs of the Middle East are simply none of our concern. The real reason Museveni is sending troops there is to seek sympathy from Israel. He is doing this because America has turned against him, and he knows very well that America is a close friend to Israel
🚨🚨💣 EXCLUSIVE: Liverpool agree loan deal to sign Ronald Araujo from Barcelona, HERE WE GO! 🇺🇾
Verbal agreement club to club with Barça now approved by director Deco.
New centre back for #LFC with a surprise bomba.
Ladies and gentlemen, in politics, there are allies... and then there is the inner circle. According to Bobi Wine, Anita Among has just learned that lesson the hard way.
As the regime's much-publicized crackdown on corruption and illicit enrichment continues, former Speaker Anita Among remains at the center of the storm following raids on her home and the investigations surrounding her.
During an interview with Kayz on The American Dream, Bobi Wine didn't mince his words.
He argued that Anita Among made one fatal political mistake: believing she had become part of Museveni's untouchable inner circle. According to Bobi Wine, she never was—and never will be.
To drive his point home, Bobi Wine pointed to what he described as a glaring contrast. If this crackdown is truly about corruption, why, he asked, is Anita Among under pressure while her alleged accomplice, Thomas Tayebwa, remains untouched?
In Bobi Wine's view, the answer has nothing to do with corruption and everything to do with proximity to power. Some people, he suggested, are simply too connected to be sacrificed.
Whether you agree with that assessment or not, one thing is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: this crackdown is fueling as many political questions as it is legal ones.
Watch Bobi Wine's explosive remarks, followed by my commentary.
YouTube - https://t.co/hAGmp6hIiR
Watching NTV Uganda’s documented coverage of the horrific killing of Andrew Felix Kaweesi reminded me of the importance of independent journalism.
Yesterday, the Managing Director of NMG Uganda assured us that nothing had changed and their reporting continues to reflect that. I haven’t seen any bias ,they remain one of the best.