Archive for 2011

Time Magazine worried about Museveni’s sanity

By George Murumba

President Museveni: Is he still a sane man?

25th April 2011:  Time Magazine, one of the world’s most influential publications that is known for its global personality ratings and foreign policy issues, has, in a subtle way, drawn attention to President Museveni’s sanity by saying he is increasingly issuing “bizarre” statements.

In an article published on the 23rd of April under the title “Deadly crackdown on Uganda’s walk-to-work protests”, the author Ioannis Gatsiounis starts by (more…)


Kayihura sacrificing his officers to escape ICC

By Timothy Nsubuga

Is he sacrificing his officers to escape justice?

25th April 2011: The Inspector General of Police Maj. General Kayihura has decided to distance himself from his brutal officers who have been terrorising civilians during the ‘Walk-to-Work’ protests as a way of “building his defence” against possible charges at the International Criminal Court [ICC]; a top Kampala Lawyer has said.

Speaking (more…)


Police officer urges more people to join street protests

By George Murumba

19th April 2011: In an interesting twist that suggests that Uganda’s anti-riot police officers are prepared to emulate their Egyptian counterparts, (more…)


Dr Besigye treats fellow Nakasongola prisoners

By John Stephen Katende

25th April 2011: Jailed opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye, who is also the President of the Forum for Democratic Change [FDC] has put his professional medical skills to excellent use in Nakasongola prison (more…)


Sudan accuses Museveni of undermining Dafur peace

By Dennis Otim

25th April 2011: The head of Sudan’s delegation to Darfur peace talks Amin Hasan Umar has accused President Museveni’s government of working to undermine negotiations (more…)


Amnesty International demands halt in police brutality

By Dennis Otim

25th April 2011: Amnesty International, an international non-governmental organisation that campaigns for the observance of human rights across the globe has (more…)


Sharpeville-like killings will spark a new armed struggle

By Sam Akaki

25th April 2011: Every Ugandan, whether they support General Museveni’s Apartheid-like regime or oppose it, should be very worried (more…)


Has ‘Walk-to-Work’ awoken our spirit of revolt?

By Charles Ochen Okwir

25th April 2011: When I started writing this series four weeks ago, the ‘Walk-to-Work’ protests had not yet began. (more…)


Muhoozi will not save Museveni when the time comes

By S. Marcos

In his article last week, (more…)


Museveni is ambivalent about unelected Kings

By Deo Kasansula

25th April 2011: President Museveni keeps saying that monarchies are undemocratic. (more…)


2013/3/24

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

25th February 2013: This is totally out of More... (0)


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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