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March 02, 2022

Parliament To Investigate Naguru-Nakawa Land Saga Again

Parliament is set to conduct another investigation into the controversial Naguru-Nakawa land after conducting a similar investigation into the same subject in the 10th Parliament. The latest investigation was pronounced by Deputy Speaker, Anita Among during the plenary sitting where she announced a
March 2, 2022

Electricity Players Back Proposal To Fine Power Thieves UGX 400M

Energy Generators and Distributors Association of Uganda have asked Parliament to approve the proposal by Government to fine people who indulge in illegal power connections  Shs400M or have culprits jailed for 10years in order to curb rampant illegal electricity connections. The Association
March 2, 2022

Uganda Is Nolonger Pearl of Africa But Pearl of Torture

By the end of 2021,Ugandan human rights activists welcomed President Yoweri Museveni’s condemnation of torture allegedly committed by police and other security forces. President Museveni promised Ugandans in his words by prosecuting security forces accused of abuse. He warned security forces against
March 2, 2022