By Beti Olive Kamya
18th February 2013:
It has not been a good month for Speaker Rebecca Kadaga – what with backtracking on recall of parliament, expulsion of (more…)
DRC sends 500 troops to hunt Kony
By Online Team
18th February 2013:
The African Union says Congo has sent 500 troops to join a Uganda-led military effort to hunt down Joseph Kony, the fugitive head of the (more…)
Rwanda cuts poverty by 14% in 10 years
By Shanta Devarajan
18th February 2013:
From almost every point of view, Rwanda’s performance over the past decade has been an unambiguous success story. Between (more…)
UK urges Chad to arrest President Bashir
By Online Team
18th February 2013:
London – Britain called on Chad on Saturday to arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir while he visits N’Djamena for a (more…)
AU sends election observers to Kenya
By Sharon Tibenda
18th Feb 2013:
The Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union (AU), H.E. Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has approved the deployment of (more…)
Parliament: A haunted house of dead MPs
By Okello Lucima
4th February 2013:
Death is a mysterious, fearsome and terrifying spectre. But sometimes, death bears fortunes for relatives and political second fiddlers who (more…)
Museveni salutes UPDF for innovation
By George Murumba
4th February 2013:
President Yoweri Museveni has commended the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) leadership for introducing the idea of a (more…)
250,000 twitter accounts hacked
By Online Team
4th February 2013:
Twitter confirmed on Friday last week that it had become the latest victim in a number of high-profile cyber-attacks against media companies, saying that (more…)
Flash-back: Col Ogole recounts Amin coup
By Col. John Ogole
28th January 2013:
Amin - Museveni: Who is worse?
On the 25th January 1971, the black cloud that had been hanging over Uganda from independence finally came down with devastating effects – effects that will haunt our country and its people for generations to come.
On this date, a fraction of disgruntled citizens in collaboration with some foreign exploiters toppled the democratic UPC government led by President Apollo Milton Obote.
It was a bloody coup that left horrors of utter destruction in its wake – horrors that the nascent spirit of patriotism and nationalism never survived.
The epicentre of these dastardly acts was where I worked as (more…)
Besigye rejects offer to be released
By George Murumba
28th January 2013:
Retired Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) Party President Dr Kizza Besigye on Saturday stunned police officers at (more…)
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