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  • 1 month ago | nilepost.co.ug | Samuel Muhimba |Henry Mugenyi |Ramson Muhairwe |Benson Ongom

    No Excerpt A group of National Resistance Movement (NRM) youth supporters took to the streets of Kampala, protesting alleged irregularities in the Kawempe North election results. Led by Ibrahim Buyinza, the demonstrators claimed that some ballots were not counted, affecting their candidate, Faridah Nambi. Carrying placards and chanting slogans, they marched through various parts of the city, demanding that the Electoral Commission conduct a vote recount.

  • 1 month ago | nilepost.co.ug | Henry Mugenyi |Ramson Muhairwe |Samuel Muhimba |Benson Ongom

    No Excerpt Political analyst Frank Gashumba has claimed that the team at the National Resistance Movement (NRM) headquarters is leaving its responsibilities to the party chairman, President Museveni. Gashumba criticized the party's headquarters, led by Secretary General Richard Todwong, for failing to garner support in Buganda, despite reportedly receiving a budget allocation of Shs 8 billion every quarter.

  • 1 month ago | nilepost.co.ug | Tracey Kansiime |Muhamadi Matovu |Canary Mugume |Benson Ongom

    No Excerpt The Opposition has raised concerns over Uganda’s sluggish progress in expanding electricity access, with just 30% of the population connected to the grid and a starkly low 7% access rate in rural areas. The Shadow Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Evans Kanyike, highlighted the dire implications of this limited access on productivity and job creation while presenting the 2025/26 Alternative Ministerial Policy for the Energy and Minerals Sector.

  • 1 month ago | nilepost.co.ug | Ramson Muhairwe |Samuel Muhimba |Benson Ongom |Kenneth Kazibwe

    No Excerpt The ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) is facing fresh internal criticism over allegations of inflating its party registers. This follows the Kawempe North by-election, where the party claimed to have over 200,000 registered supporters, yet only a fraction turned up to vote for its candidate, Faridah Nambi, who ultimately lost to the National Unity Platform’s Elias Nalukoola.

  • 2 months ago | nilepost.co.ug | Samuel Muhimba |Benson Ongom |Bridget Nsimenta |Ivan R. Mugisha

    Patrick Oyulu recounts a harrowing medical emergency that nearly claimed his life. What started as mild lower back pain escalated into swelling in his leg, prompting an emergency visit to Robert Wood Johnson Hospital in New Jersey. In Uganda, when someone wakes up with swollen legs or mysterious pain, explanations abound. In Buganda, they'd say, "Yalinye Etalo," meaning they stepped on something supernatural.

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