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Col John Charles Ogole, the former UNLA Special Brigade Commander, who fought and dislodged the then National Resistance Army (NRA) guerillas in the Luweero Triangle in the 1980s, has been hospitalised in London. His condition is “serious”, according to relatives who say he was re-admitted to hospital last week. His […]

President Museveni and his South Sudanese counterpart, Gen Salva Kiir, yesterday met to discuss the fate of Ugandan troops who are supposed to either progressively withdraw or become part of the proposed African Union peacekeeping force in South Sudan. Details of the three–hour meeting at State House Entebbe were not […]

Rwanda, along with Burundi, Uganda, parts of northwestern Tanzania, eastern Congo, western Kenya, is part of the Great Lakes area that has, since several millennia, been occupied by the Interlacustrine Bantus, Nilotics, Nilo-Hamitic and the Sudanic peoples. The Rwanda people are part of the Interlacustrine Bantus. This area of the […]

I applaud the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development for listening to citizens and taxpayers’ concern over government extravagance, especially the high expenditure on government vehicle fueling and servicing. The partnership of the Finance ministry and the United Bank of Africa (UBA) to issue a fuel card for government […]