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COSASE Grills Uganda Airlines CEO Over Unaccounted $12,750 Per Diem for Trips Never Taken » The Hoima Post –

COSASE Grills Uganda Airlines CEO Over Unaccounted 12750 Per Diem

Proceedings at the Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) took a tense turn today after Uganda Airlines Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Jennifer Bamuturaki, was asked to account for $12,750 (approximately UGX 50 million) in per diem funds requisitioned during her tenure as Acting CEO in June last year. During the session, it emerged that the funds were …

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NUP’s Muwanga Kivumbi Dismisses Terrorism Charges as a Cover-Up for Polling Agent Killings » The Hoima Post –

NUPs Muwanga Kivumbi Dismisses Terrorism Charges as a Cover Up for

Proceedings are underway at the Butambala Chief Magistrate’s Court for the mention of a case in which National Unity Platform (NUP) Deputy President, Hon. Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi, is facing terrorism-related charges. Speaking to journalists at the court premises, Hon. Kivumbi said he remains resolute, drawing strength from what he described as the politically motivated nature of the charges against him. …

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Allegations of Massive Tampering Surface in Masaka Recount as “Pre-Ticked” and Empty Ballot Boxes Discovered » The Hoima Post –

Allegations of Massive Tampering Surface in Masaka Recount as Pre Ticked

Masaka, Uganda – A court-sanctioned vote recount in Masaka has been plunged into crisis following the discovery of a ballot box containing entirely pre-ticked ballots for the National Resistance Movement (NRM) candidate, Nameere, and another box found completely empty. This has sparked immediate and fierce allegations of systematic tampering and led to urgent calls for the exercise to be halted. The …

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Global African Diaspora to Converge in Toronto for African Descent Summit 2026 This July » The Hoima Post –

Global African Diaspora to Converge in Toronto for African Descent

Toronto, Ontario — July 17–19, 2026 — As the world converges around the energy of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Toronto will also host a powerful gathering of culture, leadership, and purpose. African Descent Ontario (ADSON) is proud to present the African Descent Summit 2026, themed “United by History for the Love of Our Heritage,” at Celebrations Banquet Hall, 174 …

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Inside the Siege, the Silence, and the Struggle for Power » The Hoima Post –

Over 10 People Reported Dead at NUP MP Muwanga Kivumbis

By Alexander LuyimaUganda is once again standing at a dangerous political crossroads following the conclusion of the January presidential election. While the Electoral Commission has declared Mr. Yoweri Museveni the winner of another term, the country is witnessing one of the most tense and heavily securitized post-election periods in its recent history.At the center of the storm is Robert Kyagulanyi …

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15 NUP Supporters Return to Kiruhura Court as Lawyers Seek Dismissal or Bail » The Hoima Post –

15 NUP Supporters Return to Kiruhura Court as Lawyers Seek

KIRUHURA — Fifteen supporters of the National Unity Platform (NUP) opposition party appeared before the Kiruhura Magistrate’s Court today, marking their fourth month in pretrial detention despite the absence of a formal complainant in their case—a situation lawyers argue violates fundamental due process rights under Uganda’s justice system. The group was arrested on November 6, 2025, and charged with offenses …

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Chief Justice Zeija Sworn In at Museveni’s Private Farm, Sparking Judicial Independence » The Hoima Post –

Chief Justice Zeija Sworn In at Musevenis Private Farm Sparking

KAMPALA — Uganda’s newly appointed Chief Justice, Dr. Flavian Zeija, was sworn into office on January 24, 2026, at President Yoweri Museveni’s private country farm in Kisozi, Gomba District—a venue choice that has drawn sharp criticism from legal experts and civil society who warn it undermines the constitutional principle of separation of powers. The ceremony, typically held at the Supreme …

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Uganda Silences 7 Rights Groups in Crackdown on Civil Society Groups » The Hoima Post –

Uganda Silences 7 Rights Groups in Crackdown on Civil Society.webp

KAMPALA — Uganda’s government suspended seven prominent human rights organizations six days before the January 15 presidential election, escalating a systematic crackdown on civil society amid heightened political tensions. The National Bureau for Non-Governmental Organisations revoked the operating permits of the groups on January 9, citing vaguely worded allegations that their activities were “prejudicial to the security and laws of …

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