Parliament rejects VAT exemption on wheat, older computers
By Hannah Marion Namukasa Parliament has passed amendments to the Value Added Tax rejecting a proposal by Kampala Central Member of Parliament, Hon. Muhammad Nsereko
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Speaker, MPs condemn security organs over Dr. Besigye, Opposition rights violations
By Kabuye Ronald The Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among has condemned the manner in which the security operatives arrested the former opposition presidential candidate, Dr.
Omoro By elections: NRM’s Ojok urges voters to follow party strategy
By Jumah Kakomo The NRM flagbearer for the Omoro County legislator seat, Andrew Ojok Oulanyah, has wrapped up the second day of his campaigns, canvassing
Clashes in Libya as rival PM tries to take power
There’s been a brief outbreak of factional fighting in the Libyan capital, Tripoli. Members of an eastern faction arrived overnight in an attempt to claim
Applying for a job of Ambassador of Uganda to greater Luwero.
By Ndawula Ronald Zig Ziglar in his bestselling book ‘SEE YOU AT THE TOP,’ said ‘it can now take seconds for information to move from
Oulanyah Educ trust fund: Come for your money, Speaker tells off greedy MPs
By Kabuye Ronald Speaker of Parliament Ms Anita Among has strongly condemned the tendency by a section of MPs who have taken to the media
Uganda ready to host African heritage city, speaker among.
By Kabuye Ronald The Speaker of Parliament Anita Among says Uganda is ready to host the African Civilization Heritage city, a proposed project that seeks
Somalia’s new president elected by 327 people
Somalia’s former leader Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has been elected president after a final vote that was only open to the country’s MPs. He defeated the
Gen. Muhoozi be ready for public scrutiny
By Ndawula Ronald In a charged society like Uganda we enjoy to see generals fighting each other on Social media, one discrediting the other, teaching
Tayebwa rallies men to allow wives take on leadership position
By Alex Esagala Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa has asked men not to block their wives from joining positions of leadership, saying keeping them