Archive for July, 2010

UCAN petitions Obama, EU over voter registration

5th-11th July 2010

By Our Staff Writer

The Uganda Civil Alliance Network [UCAN], a South African based Ugandan civil society organisation, has taken its fight to clean up Uganda’s electoral register in the run up to the 2011 elections to US President Barack Obama and the European Union [EU] President. (more…)


Final part of Ogole’s “Luwero” interview

5th–11th July 2010

UC: Is it true that Museveni wanted you extradited from Tanzania to come and face trial in Uganda?

Col. Ogole: The other thing people do not know is that Museveni did not only unfairly label me the “Butcher of Luwero”.  For nearly ten years from the time he seized power, he directed his propaganda machinery on me and spent huge sums of taxpayers’ money in an attempt to soil my name. (more…)


Weekly News Round-up

Uganda’s main media houses last week reported a number of important issues that Uganda Correspondent feels its weekly readers deserves to know about if they missed.  Read excerpts from those stories in our news round-up here. (more…)


Ogole is a “wanted” man in Uganda

5th–11th July 2010

By Ofwono Opondo

Thank you for seeking our [NRM’s] views on the various claims, allegations, and accusations by the once notorious Lt. Col. John Martin Ogole of the defunct UNLA-UPC military fascist wing that operated and run an atrocious war in the famous Luwero Triangle. (more…)


No cheap PR can save Kiggundu’s EC; reform can

5th–11th July 2010

By Charles Ochen Okwir

The author

Scanning through Uganda’s newspapers last week, I bumped onto one particular article that I thought needs revisiting.  In his opinion article [Why should the opposition discredit Badru Kiggundu] that appeared in the government owned Newvision newspaper of June 29th, Mr. Awel Uwihanganye who signed off as a “Public Relations and Communications Consultant”, appears to have taken it upon himself to repair EC Chairman Badru Kiggundu’s beleaguered image.  Of course, as PR consultant, we must all assume that Uwihanganye was merely doing a job for which he had [probably] been paid handsomely. (more…)


With this EC, Museveni will remain president

5th–11th July 2010

By Abbey Semuwemba

We should not get over excited over the joining of politics by former Mengo ministers till we see some changes in the Badru Kiggundu Electoral Commission [EC].  The NRM will still win big in Buganda and other parts of the country in 2011 as long as the EC remains as it is. (more…)


Kudos to DP for setting up its own “Kiboko Squad”

5th–11th July 2010

By Stephen Ssengoba

Kiboko Squad Gangs

Two weeks ago, I wrote a short letter in the Uganda Correspondent reacting to the news “Opposition Warned on Planned Demo” that the Daily Monitor published on Monday 14th June 2010.  In it, I wondered what was really going on in this terminally ill country called Uganda.  I also asked if what we are seeing in Uganda today is indeed the democracy that Museveni promised us in 1986.  I also predicted that if nothing changed, Uganda could be heading for some very turbulent political times.  How, I wondered, was the so-called “Kiboko Squad” allowed to beat up FDC President Dr. Kizza Besigye in full view of police officers? (more…)


Our youth have the power to decide our future

5th–11th July 2010

By C.D Rauxen Zedriga

I am back with our youth; our future leaders!  On the social front, it is irrelevant now to state here that Iddi Amin had decreed the establishment of a National Council for Women in 1975.  Let’s deal with our most recent history. (more…)


Nadal takes Wimbledon title for second time

5th-11th July 2010

By Our Sports Writer

The world’s number one tennis player Rafael Nadal romped to victory again to win the 2010 Wimbledon men’s singles title.  The 24yr old Spaniard destroyed the 12th seed Czech Tomas Berdych in straight sets [6-3 7-5 6-4] to regain the Wimbledon crown that he failed to defend last year due to injury. (more…)


Ghana’s world cup set sights on English Premiership

5th-11th July 2010

By Our Sports Writer

The Black Stars’ surge to the quarter-finals of the 2010 FIFA world is expected to lead to a large number of the squad playing in England next season; sports analysts say. (more…)


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I will throw a hot stone behind CJ Odoki’s back
By John Baptist Oloka 25th March 2013:

The media broke news of More... (0)


2013/2/26

The late Mzee Kaguta was a naughty boy
By Lawrence Kasozi

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2013/2/26

Museveni is pathological hypocrite
By Norman Miwambo

25th February 2013: I don’t believe Museveni was More... (0)


2013/2/17

Obote is crying for his beloved country
By M. Suleman

18th February 2013: Uganda’s late president Dr Apollo More... (0)


2013/2/3

Wake up fools: Army took over long ago
By Bernard Ddumba

4th Feb 2013: Over the last two weeks, I seriously More... (0)


2013/2/3

NRM revolution is eating its own children
By Charles Businge

4th February 2013: In 1986, the new leadership promised More... (0)


2013/1/27

It’s lawful to resist coup plotters – let’s do it
By Elijah M. Tumwebaze

28th January 2013: In a powerful opinion article that More... (0)


2013/1/27

Our parliament only exists on paper
By M. Suleman

28th January 2013: Uganda is a country endowed with More... (0)


2013/1/22

Museveni is right to call NRM MPs idiots
By M. Suleman

21st Jan 2013: In the drama that followed More... (0)


2012/12/18

Isn’t Museveni a deranged psychopath?
By M. Suleman

17th Dec 2012: An emotional, grief-stricken, and More... (0)


 

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