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    Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi and 24 co-accused returned to court as the International Crimes Division continued hearing their bail application in a terrorism case arising from the deadly post-election violence that rocked Butambala District in January 2026.
    A total of 79 ministers took the oath of office before President Museveni at State House Entebbe as Uganda’s new Cabinet officially assumed office. Four appointees missed the ceremony due to citizenship concerns, while Janet Museveni was absent.

    DP Pressure Mounts as Mao-NRM Cooperation Deal Declared Expired

    Fresh divisions have emerged within the Democratic Party after a faction of party members declared the cooperation agreement between...

    DP Eyes Grassroots Comeback as Mao Pushes Speakership Bid

    The Democratic Party (DP) has unveiled plans to field candidates in the upcoming Local Council I and II elections,...

    DP Condemns Raid on NUP Offices, Demands Quick Explanation...

    The Democratic Party spokesperson, Ismail Kirya has condemned last week’s police raid on the National Unity Platform premises as...

    DP Questions  Governor Atingi-Ego’s Capacity amid Several BOU Cash Scandals

    The Democratic Party (DP) has criticized the ability of the newly appointed Bank of Uganda Governor, Dr Michael  Atingi-Ego,...

    DP Demands Health Reforms in Prisons After MP Ssegirinya...

    The Democratic Party leadership has urged the government to support inmate welfare through improving the health facilities in the...

    DP Cautions Ugandan Opposition Members Against Seeking Asylum in...

    The recent arrest of former presidential candidate Dr. Kizza Besigye has reignited debates on extradition laws and raised concerns about Uganda’s security operations on Kenyan soil. This incident has also sparked panic among opposition figures and raised questions about Kenya's ability to protect its sovereignty.

    East Africa Still Far From Electing One Regional President—Mbidde

    The East African Community is made up of eight countries; currently among them are Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, the DRC, South Sudan, and recently added Somalia.

    Lumu Seeks NUP’s Input on Proposed Administration of Parliament...

    As Lumu continues to gather input from various stakeholders, the outcome of these consultations could significantly impact the future of the LOP's election process in Uganda's Parliament.

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