James Kabengwa

1 week ago | monitor.co.ug | James Kabengwa

Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II has spent over three decades at the helm of Buganda’s monarchy, navigating an intricate web of cultural pride, historical grievances, and political friction with the central government. His reign marked by revival and resilience has often run parallel to the agenda of President Museveni, who has often allegedly played clandestine military strategy to keep Buganda in check. Although officially a cultural leader, Kabaka Mutebi wields considerable political influence.

1 month ago | dailysecrets.net | James Kabengwa

By James KabengwaKampala, Uganda. As Kawempe North parliamentary by-election descended into chaos, Thursday, the arrests of two opposition lawmakers and multiple journalists—paired with a shocking military crackdown—have laid bare the escalating dangers faced by media workers.

1 month ago | dailysecrets.net | James Kabengwa

By James KabengwaLONDON — Chants for justice echoed through central London on Friday as hundreds of Ugandan diaspora members and allies staged a five-hour protest demanding an end to state-sponsored violence and abductions in their homeland. Organized amid growing global scrutiny, the demonstration outside key UK government buildings called for Britain to halt financial support for President Yoweri Museveni’s administration, accused of weaponizing public funds to target dissenters.

1 month ago | dailysecrets.net | James Kabengwa

By James KabengwaKAMPALA. Uganda’s Controversial Chief of defence forces and son of President Yoweri Museveni, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has issued a chilling warning to all UP uniform wearers saying all will be killed. ”From now on, if we find ANYONE wearing a NUP uniform, we will kill them! No questions!” Muhoozi posted on his X handle on Saturday night. The threat, has escalated uneasiness among the opposition with already dozens of NUP supporters abducted and their whereabouts unknown.

1 month ago | dailysecrets.net | James Kabengwa

By James KabengwaKAMPALA. Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Yoweri Museveni and commander of the nation’s land forces, escalated his violent rhetoric against opposition leader Bobi Wine on Sunday using the derogatory nickname “Kabobi” to lash the National Unity Platform (NUP) president with crude, militaristic threats.