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Daily Monitor Friday January 01 2021 Presidential candidates Robert Kyagulanyi, alias Bobi Wine of National Unity Platform (NUP) and Patrick Oboi Amuriat of Forum for Democratic Change (FDC). PHOTO | NMG Summary President Museveni’s entrenched National Resistance Movement party faces Bobi Wine’s National Unity Platform (NUP) and the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) — the biggest opposition party in the country — which is fronting Patrick Oboi Amuriat. Advertisement Uganda goes to the polls on January 14 and while 10 candidates seek to unseat President Yoweri Museveni — from a posit...

Daily Monitor Thursday December 17 2020 Advertisement President Museveni who is campaigning in Rwenzori sub region has blamed the Constituency Assembly delegates of 1995 for not including the President in the law making process and just limiting it to Parliament. Mr Museveni reasoned that because of this, Parliament has failed to handle his views well thereby failing some projects he would want as priority. “In the writing of the 1995 Constitution, they did not put the President in matters of making the law. They said that Parliament shall legislate and President’s role is to assent to th...

Daily Monitor Wednesday December 16 2020 A flooded section of Mbale-Butaleja road in July. Residents of Butaleja District say the President is yet to tarmac any of their roads as promised. PHOTO/YAHUDU KITUNZI. Summary Mr Museveni’s first promise to tarmac roads came in 1993 when the district was still Bunyole County. Advertisement During President Museveni’s campaign trail in Butaleja District about two weeks ago, the residents and local leaders asked him to deliver the unfulfilled promises of rehabilitating various infrastructure, including the dilapidated Busolwe hospital, tarmacking r...

Legislature today. he has promised a revised constitution with new powers for his socialist government. opposition leaders urge protesters could continue to take to the streets. correspondent steve harrigan has the latest. >> two competing governing bodies began their work in venezuela today, just yards apart. members of the newly elected constituency assembly -- and members of the national assembly filed a light to the death vowed to fight to the death. >> the potential for more violence in the oil-rich nation was ratcheted up by antigovernment protesters who converged on the capital. 120 peo...

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