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Court issues timelines in DP case opposing Mao-NRM deal

Youth structures are financially starved- survey

Mr Richard Ssebamala, the MP for Bukoto South, advised the youth to understand the political space in which they operate but also look for the cheapest options to work through particular issues

Mao got 'dirty' cash for polls - DP bosses

The party president general dismisses the accusations levelled against him by four senior officials as recycled, unfounded and malicious and challenges them to provide evidence to substantiate.

MPs divided over Heroes' Day celebrations – 93.3 KFM

Members of Parliament have expressed mixed feelings over the National Heroes Day celebrations that are underway in Luweero today, with

Works minister admits blunders in Entebbe Airport expansion contract

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Works minister admits blunders in Entebbe Airport expansion contract

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Richard Sebamala, accidental politician eyeing global clout

Many thought I was crazy daring to unseat VP Ssekandi - Sebamala

Many thought I was crazy daring to unseat VP Ssekandi - Sebamala Sunday April 25 2021 Bukoto Central MP-elect Richard Sebamala (left) and VP Edward Ssekandi (right). PHOTO | EDGAR R. BATTE/FILE Summary In June 2019, Richard Sebamala resigned his job as the Iganga Municipality principal executive engineer to start a journey to unseat Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi as Bukoto Central Member of Parliament. It was an uphill task that many thought he wouldn’t complete. Advertisement Everyone thought it was impossible. They thought the VP had a lot of power. Many thought I was joking when I told them that I was going to stand as MP [Member of Parliament].

Rakai woman MP joins speakership race

She joins the four candidates including the incumbent speaker Rebecca Kadaga and her deputy Jacob Oulanya, FDC’s Ibrahim Ssemujju, and DP’s Richard Sebamala who already announced their bid for the same seat. Launching her campaign this morning at Parliament, Kinyamatama says that she is going to represent the youths who are the majority in the country and will ensure that all government agencies employ 50% of the youths in the country. She also says that she will give a tax holiday to all private companies that will employ more youths annually to fight the unemployment challenge in the country.

I fear no one, says MP Kinyamatama as she announces bid for Speaker