Brian Mugenyi

2 weeks ago | watchdoguganda.com | Brian Mugenyi

The Democratic Party (DP) in Uganda recently held its presidential elections, but the exclusion of Hon. Richard Sebamala from the race has raised questions about the relevance of “People Power” and the rule of law in African leadership. If the majority’s views and legal principles were truly prioritized, the DP could have seen a competitive contest between incumbent president Nobert Mao and Sebamala, the Bukoto Central Constituency legislator.

4 weeks ago | scribe.co.ug | Brian Mugenyi

Meet Hon. Evans Kanyike, a true rags-to-riches story and inspiration to many. As the Member of Parliament for Bukoto East Constituency, Kanyike’s journey is a testament to hard work, determination, and perseverance. From humble beginnings as a brick maker in Kitoma Village to becoming a successful car businessman and now a legislator, Kanyike’s story is one of triumph over adversity. Born to Ssalongo Joseph Kaaya and Margret Nakayondo, Kanyike’s entrepreneurial spirit was ignited at a young age.

4 weeks ago | scribe.co.ug | Brian Mugenyi

For over 15 years, renowned business coach and inspirational speaker Simon Ssenkaayi has been igniting minds, empowering communities, and inspiring a generation across Uganda and beyond. As the visionary founder of the Simon Ssenkaayi Foundation (SSF), Ssenkaayi’s mission has remained resolute: to use the power of words and knowledge to unlock human potential.

4 weeks ago | scribe.co.ug | Brian Mugenyi

Masaka, Uganda – Hon. Joan Namutaawe, the Woman Representative for Masaka District and a member of the National Unity Platform (NUP), has advised youth in Bukoto Central Constituency to vote for NUP leaders in the upcoming 2025 general elections. According to Namutaawe, this strategy will aid in effective service delivery under the government of Presidential aspirant Robert Kyagulanyi.

1 month ago | watchdoguganda.com | Brian Mugenyi

The Democratic Party (DP) presidency election, set for Friday, May 30, 2025, in Mbarara District, is poised to be a pivotal contest, with only 30 delegates eligible to vote. The race features a dynamic mix of candidates: incumbent DP President Norbert Mao, seeking a fourth term; legislators Richard Sebamala (Bukoto Central) and Michael Lulume Bayiga (Buikwe North); and Alia Alita, the Northern Uganda DP Vice President and the only woman in the race.