Month: January 2025

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has tried to prove his corruption busting credentials by insisting that the current anti-graft drive could include members of his family. "We have begun to tackle corruption regardless of who you are... even if you're my own family member," Mr Kenyatta told the BBC's HardTalk programme.

Kassiano Ezati Wadri has revealed how it’s painful to be outside Forum For Democratic Change (FDC), a party where he is a founder member. He made the remarks today afternoon after taking oath as Arua Municipality Member of Parliament in Deputy Speaker Jacob Oulanyah's board room at Parliament. “I am

Former Works and Transport Minister Abraham Byandala has been acquitted of all charges that cost the country a sum of 24.7 billion Shillings in the infamous Mukono-Katosi Road scam. Byandala was facing 16 counts of abuse of office, disobedience of lawful orders, influence peddling, causing financial loss, corruption, theft, obtaining

South Sudan rebel leader Riek Machar and other opposition party leaders have refused to sign the latest draft of a Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of Conflict in South Sudan (ARCSS) to end a five-year civil war. Machar and President Salva Kiir signed a cease-fire and power-sharing deal last month

Uganda's President, Yoweri Museveni on Tuesday commissioned a new cement factory that he said will open more opportunities to explore minerals in different districts. Below is his statement Commissioned the National Cement Factory also known as Simba Cement this afternoon in Mukujju, Tororo District. Owned by Guru Narendra Ravel, the

Newly elected Arua Municipality lawmaker has told international media how he and his colleagues were beaten by security forces following the fracas that ensured on the last day of campaigns. "We were locked up in a crowded cell on bare cement with a lot of mosquitoes feeding on us every