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Daily Monitor Tuesday March 09 2021 Contenders for Speaker’s office (L-R): Kira municipality Ibrahim Ssemujju, deputy Speaker Jacob Oulanyah and incumbent Speaker Rebecca Kadaga. PHOTOS/ FILE/ Alex Esagala Summary During his tenure as a journalist, Mr Ssemujju says he attended almost every sitting of the House and learnt the different tricks that the different Speakers were using to steer the House. Advertisement Kira Municipality Member of Parliament, Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda, is the latest legislator to join the race to unseat Speaker Rebecca Kadaga who has held the position since 2011 whe...

"I fully understand the type of Speaker that MPs are yearning for. The MPs want a Speaker who will be impartial while presiding over Parliament, one who will be accessible to all” ~ Ssemujju

 1 After hearing the grievances of investors and clients of Anugrah Stock & Broking Pvt Ltd (Anugrah) the Bombay High Court says there exists a prima facie case and the statutory authorities have, indeed, failed in performing their duties under the law. Especially the bench observed that market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), which has wide powers, ought to have passed necessary orders in the interest of clients or constituents of Anugrah. "Action, if any, taken by the authorities, including SEBI, were at a belated state," the HC noted.   The bench of justice SS Sh...

How New Vision power struggle triggered Kabushenga sacking February 10, 2021 New Vision newspaper. What started as a simple misunderstanding has escalated into a full-blown war pitting several staff against one another. Last week the feud claimed its first scalp, long-serving CEO Robert Kabushenga who was sacked by President Museveni. According to sources within the Vision Group who declined to be named to speak freely, the situation at New Vision, the cash cow of Vision Group, is so intense. Several heads may roll in the coming few days because ...

Daily Monitor Wednesday February 03 2021 MPs in race: From left to right- Jacob Oboth-Oboth, Robinah Rwakoojo, David Bahati and Muhammad Nsereko are all vying for the Deputy speaker's slot. PHOTO/MONTAGE/DAVID VOSH AJUNA. Summary All the six MPs are incumbents and have started courting members through text messages and phone calls. Advertisement At least six legislators, including a minister, are quietly pushing to replace Mr Jacob Oulanyah as the Deputy Speaker in 11th Parliament.   Mr Oulanyah has publicly stated that he will contest for the Speaker position. His boss Rebecca Kadaga, who w...