By Sharon Tibenda

17^th Oct 2011:

Warned by A4C! Police Chief Kale Kayihura

Activists for Change [A4C], the political pressure group behind the famous ‘walk-to-work’ protest campaign that rocked the country early this year, has warned the Uganda Police Force against using excessive and unlawful force that could disrupt the national ‘O’ level exams that kick off today. (more…)

By Dennis Otim

17^th Oct 2011: United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called on the international community to give rural women the same access to productive resources as men as a means of (more…)

By Our Online Team

10^th Oct 2011:

Audi Q7: Are such cars funding Kla drug deals?

A long and meticulous investigation conducted by Journalist Jonathan Green for British newspaper The Mail Online has revealed that high value top of the range four wheel drive vehicles are being “stolen on order” from Britain for Kampala’s top drug dealers, the rich, and the famous.  In his report, Journalist Jonathan Green says:

“…At 4.30pm on a (more…)

By George Murumba

10^th Oct 2011:

Who is the NRM Super Minister?

Information reaching Uganda Correspondent indicates that one of the most powerful men in President Yoweri Museveni’s government was behind recent attempts by some Members of Parliament to censure the Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga.

Kadaga had been threatened with censure over her refusal to recall Parliament to discuss the controversial and secretive oil Production Sharing Agreements between (more…)

By George Murumba

10^th Oct 2011:

UFA Boss Kamya: Eyes fixed on 2016 elections

Less than a year after the last general elections were concluded, Uganda Federal Alliance [UFA] Party President Ms Beti Namisango Kamya has launched an early campaign to raise funds to finance UFA’s mass mobilisation and recruitment activities ahead of the next general elections scheduled for 2016.

In an email dated 7^th October which Uganda Correspondent has seen, (more…)

By John Stephen Katende

10^th Oct 2011: The decision to award the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize to three women, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkul Karman, recognizes that (more…)