Articles tagged with "Uganda Politics" • 15 articles found
Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni has officially begun his bid for re-election in 2026, picking nomination forms to run as NRM chairperson and presidential candidate, potentially extending his near 40-year rule.
Political violence erupted at a rally in Lwemiyaga County, Sembabule District, Uganda, resulting in one civilian death and injuries to the MP and two others.
Western Region parliamentary candidate Jackline Mbabazi pledges to bridge the gap between Uganda's legal protections for seniors and their lived realities, citing systemic neglect of the elderly.
Musician Mathias Walukagga and radio personality Jacob Omutuuze have resolved their years-long feud, vowing mutual support in upcoming elections.
Shartis Musherure Kutesa has withdrawn from the NRM flag bearer race for Mawogola North Constituency, citing respect for President Museveni and party unity.
Theodore Ssekikubo challenges Emmanuel Rwashande's academic qualifications after securing NRM nomination for Lwemiyaga parliamentary seat, intensifying a high-stakes pre-election clash.
Uganda People's Congress (UPC) President Jimmy Akena cites strong grassroots election turnout in Lango as evidence of party resurgence, vowing to solidify this base ahead of the 2026 polls despite resource constraints.
Uganda's PFF staged alternative Heroes Day event, declaring imprisoned opposition leader Kizza Besigye a "true hero" and condemning government persecution of liberation figures.
Bukimbiri MP Eddie Kwizera warns against patronage-based committee appointments, citing oversight erosion due to ministerial-conflicted selection processes ahead of new leadership assignments.
President Museveni announced new legislation to resolve Uganda's land conflicts during Heroes' Day. He also addressed veterans' missing compensation and cattle theft.
At 27, Ampaire Diane Kampe brings grassroots experience and a three-pillar platform to champion Uganda's youth in the 2026 National Youth MP race. Her vision prioritizes education, participation, and national progress.
Uganda's Gen. Salim Saleh counters rumors of extensive Kampala land ownership, revealing he possesses only two acres while announcing a comprehensive city land study to address "historical injustices".
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