By Isaac Senabulya on February 2, 2016
elections, Employment Act, Labour dispute law and National social security Act, Labour laws, Labour Unions Act, Occupational and safety Act, Voting, Workers Compensation Act, Workers MPs
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Uganda 2016 General Elections
Workers in the country have been challenged to vote workers’ representatives who will cause government to change its policies in favour of workers. The call was made by the former commissioner in charge of labour in the Ministry of Gender, labour and social Development Dr.David Ogalam while meeting a number of trade unions in Kampala over […]
By Isaac Senabulya on January 26, 2016
2016, elections, NRM party, opposition, Parliament, Vote rigging
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Uganda 2016 General Elections
Members of Parliament have mixed reaction over vote rigging as opposition MPs say that the opposition has no capacity to steal votes as alluded by President Yoweri Museveni. The member of Parliament for Busiro East in Wakiso district Medard Segona says the remarks by president Museveni are excuses so that the NRM Party rigs these elections. Kalungu […]
By Isaac Senabulya on January 25, 2016
Africa Region, Commonwealth, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Commonwealth Women Parliamentary Conference, political parties, Politics, Women, women in politics
Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics
The Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga, has said that political parties in Africa need to support women candidates because their financial limitations represent a substantial obstacle to them making a contribution in the governance of their countries. Kadaga was closing a four day Commonwealth Women Parliamentary Conference (Africa Region) in Dar-es-Salam, Tanzania. Kadaga said Women have the […]
By Gerald Businge on January 20, 2016
Campaign trail, city, fort portal, Katuramu, National Resistance Movement, NRM
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Uganda 2016 General Elections
NRM presidential candidate Yoweri Museveni has advised the wife of former prime minister of Tooro John Sanyo Katuramu to reconcile with the family of the late prince Kijjanangoma if Katuramu is to be released. According to Museveni, he has no problem with releasing him so long as the families can agree. He said this while […]
By Isaac Senabulya on January 20, 2016
Democratic Party, DP, Illegal arrests, Mukono, Mukono municipality, Police, Supporters
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Uganda 2016 General Elections
Democratic party candidates in Mukono district have protested the police actions of arresting their supporters at political rallies. Addressing a joint press conference at the residence of the member of parliament for Mukono municipality Betty Nambooze said that police, Mukono RDC David Matovu and Brigadier Nalyeyiso are causing the arrest of their supporters without any crime committed. […]
By Isaac Senabulya on January 20, 2016
elections, Electoral road-map, Politics, Presidential debate, uganda
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics, Uganda 2016 General Elections
The Elder’s Forum of Uganda and the Inter Religious Council of Uganda are of the view that the presidential debates be included in the electoral road-map to give more room to candidates to attend them with no big excuse. According to the chairman TEFU, Justice James Ogola, the just concluded presidential debate was very much successful and […]
By Isaac Senabulya on January 19, 2016
court, Parliament, Reporters
Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics
Parliament has closed the office of parliamentary reporters after court put injunction on parliament’s plan to bar journalists without degrees from covering proceedings. The new directive issued by the Director Communication and public Affairs Chris Obore says in a letter that parliament took the decision after consultation with the speaker of parliament Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga. The […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on January 9, 2016
campaigns, elections, KCCA, Parliament, Posters
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Uganda 2016 General Elections
Kampala members of parliament have forced parliament to suspend the fees charged by KCCA for candidates contesting for different posts in Kampala to pin up their posters in the city. This came up after MPs in Kampala who include Latif Ssebagala, John Simbwa, Moses Kasibante cried to parliament to suspend this fees charged for campaign posters […]
By Isaac Senabulya on January 7, 2016
National budget framework paper budget committee, Parliament, Report
Finance, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Politics
Parliament has endorsed the National budget framework paper budget committee report for the financial year 2016/17 – 2020/21. MPs noted that National budget framework 2016/17- 20/21 paper lacks information on the rate of unemployment, interest rate and rate of inflation. The budget committee chaired by Ntenjeru North MP Amos Lugolobi noted that despite the strong economic growth reported […]
By Gerald Businge on January 7, 2016
National Resistance Movement, NRM, persons with disabilities, PWDs
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Uganda 2016 General Elections
The leaders of the national Persons With Disability league in Uganda are crying out to the NRM candidate Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for neglecting them and failing to fulfill his pledges promised to them despite the long term support and love from the league members towards NRM and the president himself. Addressing a news conference yesterday, the PWD league […]