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Brig. Ggwanga (L) says any attempt to impose the President’s son on Uganda as head of state would cause instability in the country while Gen. Nyakairima (C) denied claims by Gen. Sejusa (R) that there was a plot to assassinate senior citizens opposed to the idea of Muhoozi taking over from his father, President Museveni.
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The Big Story
Is the current Generals’ rumblings the new version of ‘Uncoordinated troop movements’?
Last week came news reports that once again turned the spotlight on a herd of elephants in the Ugandan room that simply refuse to go away. ...
Thought and Ideas
Rumours of irregularities in Judiciary bad for Uganda
The latest list of nominees for judicial office in Uganda was received with mixed feelings by...
Commentary
Company giants pressure their customers to go online
I just got this letter from my telephone company: “From July 1 2013 there’ll be a fee for BT...
Bernard Tabaire
Tell us, Gen. Sejusa: Are you for ‘Project Muhoozi’ or are you not?
There is heightened excitement in town. The military, the Parliament, and the political...
Allan Tacca
Ugandans are Museveni’s greatest blessing ever
Today I am going to drag a war hero no less than Gen. Museveni’s brother, Gen. Salim Saleh,...
Yasiin Mugerwa
Late-coming eating up Parliament
The truth is that poverty rates throughout Africa have been falling steadily and much faster...
Commentary
Vision 2040: Anything is possible
The National Planning Authority (NPA) recently released vision 2040, to the skepticism of a...
Commentary
Niegeria’s Goodluck and his Hat Condition
Every evening since arriving in our village some days earlier - to think, he told us, about...
Thought and Ideas
Meet Justice Odoki, who served Amin and saved the country
Anybody to become a judge, you have to be a prominent lawyer; you had to be experienced,...
Thought and Ideas
We are proud of our crimes, MPs say
In my view, the genesis of all this can be traced to the oil debate. When the Attorney...
Thought and Ideas
How Amin smuggled his family from Entebbe fire to Libya
Under the line of fire. April 11 marked 34 years since Idi Amin was overthrown by a combined...
Thought and Ideas
Is it time to write Mao’s political obituary?
In some cases politicians manage to kick-start or rejuvenate faltering careers through...
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