Buganda or govt, who will blink first on Mailo land?
Following the meeting between Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi and President Museveni, there could be a cessation of hostilities between the sparring sides over land
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Following the meeting between Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi and President Museveni, there could be a cessation of hostilities between the sparring sides over land
She kicked off with a courtesy call in Gulu, meeting the Operation Wealth Creation (OWC) chief, Gen Caleb Akandwanaho also known as Salim Saleh
August 4, 2021 David Mpanga SAM MAYANJA, the new minister of state for Lands, is amplifying tensions in Buganda by seizing on the divisive issue of mailo land to loudly call for its abolition. The persistent calls for reform have drawn a strong backlash from Buganda kingdom officials. Interviewed recently, David Mpanga, Buganda’s minister in charge of Research and Special Duties, said the kingdom will strongly resist any government move to abolish Mailo land tenure system. He told Baker Batte Lule that Buganda will fight the illegal expropriation of legally acquired property. The kingdom s...
Two Ugandan truckers shot dead in South Sudan July 20, 2021 Two Ugandan truck drivers have been shot dead and another injured in South Sudan. The incident occurred on Thursday in Nesitu, Jubek county in the Central Equatorial State about 120 kilometres to Nimule border along the Juba-Nimule Highway. Preliminary police reports indicate that two unknown gunmen dressed in South Sudan People's Defense Forces (SSPDF) military uniform waylaid the drivers transporting fresh foods to Juba city and killed them. Zedi Male, the vice-chairperson of the T...
Mighty birdsong is the wakeup call visitors can expect when staying at the Paraa Safari Lodge on the banks of the river Nile, although the more conventional method – like a discreet knock on the doo Mighty birdsong is the wakeup call visitors can expect when staying at the Paraa Safari Lodge on the banks of the river Nile, although the more conventional method – like a discreet knock on the door while delivering a pot of steaming early morning tea – can also be taken care of after making arrangements with the reception before going to bed in the evening. I had traveled the previous aft...