PFF 2026 Nominee for Mbarara City South MP Dead
Parliament Rejects Kiira University Name, Backs Retention of Busoga University
Parliament has pushed back against a proposal to name the planned public university in Bus…
Beinomugisha Denmark Adios, 30, the Patriotic Front for Freedom nominee for the Member of Parliament seat in Mbarara City South has died.
Beinomugisha was nominated by the Patriotic Front for Freedom to represent the party in next year’s general elections for the Member of Parliament seat in Mbarara City South Division during the regional Ankole PFF conference that was held on 30th July.
Atusasire Agatha, a member of the PFF party, confirmed the death of Beinomugisha, stating that they had just finished a meeting at the Grand Hotel owned by Katembeya Stanley, the Ankole region party leader.
She says that Beinomugisha fell on the stairs of the hotel, hitting his head on the ground. He was rushed to Byamaka’s clinic, from where he was referred to Mayanja Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
After his term as Guild President, Denmark contested for the position of Western Youth Member of Parliament against the current Member of Parliament, Edson Rugumayo, and James Kamukama (NUP), as well as independent candidates Edwin Muramuzi, Paul Kato, and Arnold Turwomwe.
Beinomugisha is among the 36 members of the opposition who were deported from Kisumu City in western Kenya in July 2024 and were charged with being trained in terrorist activities on July 29, 2024, pending the hearing of their case.
Parliament has pushed back against a proposal to name the planned public university in Bus…
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Parliament has pushed back against a proposal to name the planned public university in Busoga sub-region Kiira University, with Speaker Jacob Markson Oboth-Oboth urging the Government to retain the name Busoga University and undertake wider consultations before making a final decision.
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