Ambassador of Uganda's folk music - The East African
He says he chose to take the traditional music route because he was born into a family that was always performing traditional music.
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He says he chose to take the traditional music route because he was born into a family that was always performing traditional music.
Gen Kale Kayihura was officially retired from active service on Thursday, with President Museveni advising him to use their retirement package judiciously
But a brave face of those calling the shots – and pushing him forward. We need to believe Mr Museveni when he tells us he doesn’t want to be in power. He has had a good life – and would undoubtedly enjoy a good one if he peacefully left office. There is no reason why after 35 years in power, at 76, one still braves the stresses and insults that come with the presidency. I am getting convinced Museveni is not as obsessed with the presidency as he is made to appear. In truth, Museveni too, needs liberation from those clearly pumping up his ego to appear he is greedy for power.
Daily Monitor Friday January 22 2021 Summary Information economy. He took a shot, had a star anchor delayed and more than 20 years later, Owen Kibenge cannot regret any of the outrageous decisions he made while cutting his teeth into the always dynamic media industry. Advertisement Owen Kibenge is not a new name on Uganda’s media landscape. Starting out at Central Broadcasting Service (CBS) and later joining UBC, then UTV as a program presenter and later news anchor, he has seen it all. Currently, he works with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) where he writes, ...
Daily Monitor Tuesday January 12 2021 Paul Owor, Independent (Upper left), Stephen Ssekigozi, DP (Upper right), Peter Ssematimba, NRM (Lower left), Charles Matovu, NUP candidate (Lower right) Summary The Busiro South seat has attracted four candidates; Mr Ssematimba (NRM), Mr Charles Matovu (National Unity Platform), Mr Stephen Ssekigozi (Democratic Party), and Mr Owor Advertisement The National Resistance Movement (NRM) has enjoyed dominance in Busiro South for the last five years, with Mr Peter Ssematimba representing the party in the 10th Parliament. But as the race to the 11th Parliament ...