Tag: Protests

FOWODE Marks 30 Years with Tree Planting Drive for Environmental Sustainability and Women’s Empowerment in Luwero

In a powerful celebration of resilience, gender equality, and environmental action, hundreds gathered at Wabusaana in Luwero district to mark the 30th anniversary of the Forum for Women in Democracy (FOWODE). The event, held under the...

City Pastor’s Multimillion-dollar Church Vision Sparks Hostile Debate Among Ugandans

National News

Apostle Grace Lubega, a prominent religious leader, has stirred controversy after announcing plans to build a $55 million church building, claiming he will not borrow money to fund the project. Speaking during a Sunday service, Apostle Grace,...

National News

Minister Balaam Calls for Dialogue amidst Rising Youth Protests

The recent warnings from President Museveni stem from credible threats, including possible attacks from groups like the ADF.

National News

Museveni hails Ugandans for Foiling March to Parliament Protests

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has hailed Ugandans for not participating in the demonstrations that were planned for Tuesday, July...

National News

Gen Zs Abandon Protests as Police Ensure Peace, Order...

Youth in Uganda, commonly known as Generation Z, have abandoned the anti-corruption protests, as earlier planned on different social media platforms, mostly X, following police patrols in Uganda.

Politics

NUP’s Nyeko Threatens to Join Gen Z in Anti-Corruption...

The public's discontent with parliament has increased following leaked documents alleging theft of the country’s resources by the four parliamentary commissioners, including the former Leader of Opposition in Parliament (LOP), Mathias Mpuuga.

Crime

Uganda’s Youth Minister Discourages Protests, Calls for Dialogue

“I encourage young people to engage in peaceful and constructive dialogue. Instead of demonstrations, consider participating in rallies that promote a corruption-free nation."

Politics

Bobi Wine Joins Kenyans to condemn Abductions of Activists

Four young Kenyan activists have been purportedly abducted by Kenyan security agencies, including Gabriel Oguda, Drey Mwangi, Shad Khalif, and Osama Otero, among others.

Business