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This highly publicized case continues to capture the nation’s attention as the prosecution, led by the Chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC), Mariam Wangadya, takes center stage.
These allegations, which have ignited significant concern both domestically and internationally, were confirmed through extensive investigations conducted by various security agencies.
With an increasing number of Ugandans yet to receive their national identity cards, the pressure is mounting on NIRA to deliver a nationwide mass registration exercise.
The tenant, whose identity has been withheld for safety reasons, stumbled upon a man’s body floating in the septic tank while disposing of rubbish on a Saturday morning.
The motion, submitted with a compelling total of 189 signatures, has set the stage for a critical debate within the legislative body. This decisive action reflects the MPs’ commitment to upholding accountability and integrity within the Parliament.
The arrests occurred as the leaders attempted to submit a petition to the Kenyan High Commission concerning the alleged abduction and deportation of 36 of their members.
The circumstances surrounding this heinous act are both shocking and deeply disturbing, as the perpetrators carried out a meticulously planned attack that left Otim fatally injured.
The matter of delayed deployment of medical interns has been a recurring problem, affecting nearly 1300 students who completed their medical education in 2024. These young professionals, eager to begin their careers, have been told to wait another year at home, unable to practice until they complete their internships.
This crucial legislation aims to address the pervasive issue of corruption that undermines the integrity of governance and economic stability in Uganda. Marlon Agaba, the Executive Director of the Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda (ACCU), has highlighted the alarming statistics that underscore the urgent need for this bill.
It was a day like any other when Retired Bishop Zac Niringiye took to the streets of Ntinda for his routine jog. Known for his dedication to fitness and well-being, the Bishop often jogged through the neighborhood, greeting locals and maintaining an active lifestyle.
