Minister Frank Tumwebaze Distances from Ill Health
Editorial The Agriculture Minister Frank Tumwebaze has distanced himself from claims that his recent weight loss is a sign of ill health, reassuring the public that his new look is intentional and rooted in a commitment to better living. The Minister, Frank Tumwebaze, through his X handle, says concerns from friends, colleagues, and well-wishers many […]
Continue ReadingBunyangabu ‘s Kalenzi Tasks Govt on Medical Tourism
EDITORIAL Residents of Bunyangabu District and the wider Tooro Sub-Region are expressing some hope of good representation following remarks by their representative, Victor Kalenzi, during the Ongoing week long Kyankwanzi engagement with the newly elected MPs. In a video clip, Kalenzi is seen addressing the President on the high cost of medical care, noting that […]
Continue ReadingKabarole LCV-Elect Calls for Early Engagement with Parish Councilors Ahead of Swearing-In
EDITORIAL The LCV Chairperson-elect of Kabarole District, Kimome Ruben Araali Makubebe, has urged parish councilors to begin engaging with parish-level leaders and locals even before their official swearing-in. In a message addressed to councilors, Kimome encouraged them to use the remaining time before assuming office to identify key development challenges within their communities. He […]
Continue ReadingConcerns Rise in Fort Portal Over Lining up System in upcoming LC Elections
By CHRISTINE A Residents in Fort Portal City have expressed mixed reactions following the recent announcement by government to conduct long-awaited LC1 and LC2 elections. The Ministry of Local Government, led by Raphael Magyezi, together with minister of ICT and National guidance, Chris Baryomunsi, announced that LC1, LC2 and Women Council elections will be held […]
Continue ReadingFort Portal Female Ward Aspirants to Sue EC Over Postponed Elections
By Sylvia Several female aspirants for Fort Portal City ward councillor positions have announced plans to sue the Independent Electoral Commission (EC) for compensation following multiple election postponements. The elections, originally scheduled for 22nd January, have been repeatedly delayed. Notably, ballot papers were not delivered on the first date, and subsequent elections were postponed to […]
Continue ReadingTooro Elders Call for Peaceful Elections, Unity Ahead of 2026 Polls
LUCKY P The Chairperson of the Tooro Elders Forum, Prof. Edward B. Rugumayo, has urged leaders, candidates and citizens in the Tooro region to prioritize peace, unity and issue-based politics as the country prepares for the 2026 general elections. Addressing a regional stakeholders’ meeting organized by the Tooro Civil Society Organization Network (TOORONET) today […]
Continue ReadingNUP Dominates Most of the Political Seats in Tooro Ahead of 2028 Elections
By Sylvia Over 20 aspiring candidates from the National Unity platform have been duly nominated in several seats in Tooro sub region as we anticipate for the 2026 general elections. This has been seen as the first of its kind in Tooro where opposition has been left behind when it comes to occupying several […]
Continue ReadingAsaba Brian Announces Comeback as Independent for Bunyangabu Race
Kaboha Asaba Brian a former contestant for Member of Parliament in the Bunyangabu county NRM flag bearer race has rejected poll results citing electoral malpractice and officially announced a comeback as independent in the 2026 general elections While declaring his comeback during a press conference held at his home in Bunjojo village, Kibiito […]
Continue ReadingWe are Not Charging Political Candidates for Campaign Posters – Mayor Fort Portal City
By Sylvia Fort Portal City Mayor, Edison Asaba Ruyonga, has stated that the city council does not collect revenue from campaign posters displayed by aspiring candidates. This clarification comes after many residents questioned whether the city earns income from these posters. Ruyonga, explained that Fort Portal City operates on a low tax regime, focusing […]
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