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Govt might have crushed people's spirits, but they are more determined than ever, says Rubongoya - Vimarsana News

Govt might have crushed people's spirits, but they are more determined than ever, says Rubongoya

With the next general elections around the corner, Sunday Monitor speaks to opposition NUP party secretary general David Lewis Rubongoya.

Can comedy roasts sizzle in local pans? - Vimarsana News

Can comedy roasts sizzle in local pans?

When some people hear the word roast, they immediately cast their pleasant thoughts to a barbecue. Thereupon happy visions of meats, along with vegetables, come alive as the former are grilled on...

President Museveni Introduces New Judiciary Appointments, Including Swearing In of Hon. Justice Dr. Asa Mugenyi - Vimarsana News

President Museveni Introduces New Judiciary Appointments, Including Swearing In of Hon. Justice Dr. Asa Mugenyi

His Excellency, the President was introduced to two Supreme Court Justices, the Hon. Justice Catherine Bamugemereire and Hon. Justice Monica Kalyegira Mugenyi, this afternoon at State House-Entebbe.

An idiot was almost elected President of Uganda in 2021-Mbidde - Vimarsana News

An idiot was almost elected President of Uganda in 2021-Mbidde

The failure by elites to participate in Uganda’s electoral process has allowed idiots [sic] to take over Ugandan politics and one of them was almost elected president in 2021 elections, Democratic Party (DP) vice president Mukasa Mbidde has said. Mbidde is now urging Ugandans to develop what he calls ‘an idiot detection system’ before this

2026 polls: Ugandans to vote in 38 countries - Vimarsana News

2026 polls: Ugandans to vote in 38 countries

Those in the diaspora, who want to vote, will have to first be registered by the National Identification and Registration Authority (Nira)