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Govt agencies abetting land criminality, says Nadduli - Vimarsana News

Govt agencies abetting land criminality, says Nadduli

Police spokesperson Fred Enanga yesterday said police officers found engaged in corruption should be reported to relevant authorities

Luweero murders went unreported for 12 hours - Vimarsana News

Luweero murders went unreported for 12 hours

This is the second murder of its kind in under a month

Nadduli to Museveni: Resolve corruption, land crisis or fall - Vimarsana News

Nadduli to Museveni: Resolve corruption, land crisis or fall

Nadduli, a Senior Presidential Advisor was quick to attribute his own compromised health condition to the unending stress as he tries to seek answers to the poor that have been made landless by...

Local Council chairperson dies while stopping riots - Vimarsana News

Local Council chairperson dies while stopping riots

Daily Monitor Friday January 08 2021 RICHARD MUTYABA At the time of his death, the 41-year-old was the Local Council chairperson of Kasaala Parish, Luweero Sub-county in Luweero District. His wife Regina Nansubuga says he was very religious.  Mutyaba was the head of laity at Kasaala Catholic Parish. “He was a man who said little but followed his responsibilities as a leader,” she says. Mutyaba was also a businessman and owned a hardware shop in Kasaala Town, next to the local council office. He and his wife wedded in 2008 and had one child. On the day he died, Nansubuga said Mutyaba went...

Incumbents out of race as 16 vie for two Luweero seats - Vimarsana News

Incumbents out of race as 16 vie for two Luweero seats

Daily Monitor Tuesday December 29 2020 Summary The races have candidates choosing to run as independents, others abandoned their former parties and several are new entrants in politics. Advertisement Two incumbent NRM legislators, who were defeated during the September primaries in Luweero District,  have stepped aside, giving way to 16 others to jostle for their slots. The two incumbents, Ms Lillian Nakate (District Woman) and Mr Abraham Byandala (Katikamu North), bowed out unlike a number of their colleagues who are contesting as Independents. The two seats have attracted eight candidates ...