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Daily Monitor Friday January 15 2021 Summary Mr Peter Mulira says: Moshi is the immediate cause of our present predicament where the gun is the master.   Advertisement One Thursday afternoon in March 1979, Robert Sebunnya, presently the Presidential Adviser on Buganda Affairs, came to me in Nairobi to inform me that I had been selected to be in the delegation of one of the Anti-Amin groups at the Moshi Conference. The Moshi Conference of all anti-Amin Ugandan groups was a brain-child of President Nyerere, who wanted a Ugandan political cover to the military victory the Tanzanian army was no...

Daily Monitor Thursday January 14 2021 The wall of Uganda's Electoral Commission in Kampala, Uganda on January 4, 2021 describes how to mark a ballot paper. Summary The first kind of general election to be held in Uganda was organised by the British Colonialists in 1961. In April 1962, the second election organised under the parliamentary system was held. UPC won 37 of the 82 seats in Parliament, followed by DP with exclusion of Buganda with 24 seats. The 1996 General Election was the first under the new Constitution. Advertisement Ugandans are going to the polls today to vote for the Preside...

Retired politician Paul Kawanga Ssemogerere has recently held various meetings with a number of players on the Opposition side with a view to forging unity and possibly forming a joint front for...

Daily Monitor Sunday January 03 2021 Summary Retired politician Paul Kawanga Ssemogerere has recently held various meetings with a number of players on the Opposition side with a view to forging unity and possibly forming a joint front for the coming election. Eriasa Mukiibi Sserunjogi interviewed him on a wide range of issues surrounding the forthcoming elections. Advertisement Eriasa Mukiibi Sserunjogi interviewed him on a wide range of issues surrounding the forthcoming elections. What is your take on the campaigns as they have moved so far? As it has been the case since independence, ther...

Views: Visits 9 Retired politician Paul Kawanga Ssemogerere has recently held various meetings with a number of players on the Opposition side with a view to forging unity and possibly forming a joint front for the coming election. Eriasa Mukiibi Sserunjogi interviewed him on a wide range of issues surrounding the forthcoming elections. What is your take on the campaigns as they have moved so far? As it has been the case since independence, there are many concerns about the way the elections are being conducted, in particular the law that governs the process and the basis of the mana...