Defence Minister @KiryowaKk advises the public to reduce unnecessary movements to save fuel. #PlenaryUg

There is a face you see in a project and instantly know— this is nothing short of daylight robbery. Yes, He is part of it. #RejectEPSAutoUg

I think we’ve reached a point where we need to say we’re sorry.

All Senior Six vacists across Uganda will this year undergo patriotism and ideological training at the National Leadership Institute, Kyankwanzi, under a revived government programme aimed at promoting discipline, patriotism, national identity and responsibility among young people. #OpenGovUg

JUST IN: 🇷🇺 Russia's Dmitry Medvedev says many countries, including in the Middle East are now considering acquiring nuclear weapons following US-Iran war.

Chei but Gen it seems you practice Syncretism. Oryo Omufumu? 🤣😎

All Senior Six vacists across Uganda will this year undergo patriotism and ideological training at the National Leadership Institute, Kyankwanzi, under a revived government programme aimed at promoting discipline, patriotism, national identity and responsibility among young people. #OpenGovUg

Comrade Sam Mugumya has been taken to lower Mbuya basement. All his former guards were arrested last night and taken to SFC for statements pending court martial.

Kahinda Otafiire: A Protected land grabber. When you see a minister repeatedly associated with controversial land deals, there is a serious problem. The greatest ministers I know are those who serve the people and deliver services without taking advantage of their positions to acquire people’s properties. Here are some of the major land controversies involving Gen. Kahinda Otafiire; 1. Njeru Government Stock Farm, 2019 Otafiire acquired 50 acres of the Njeru Government Stock Farm, a matter that attracted controversy over the ownership and acquisition of the land. 2. Nyenda Island 2018 Businesswoman Jane Ssenfuka and her daughter, Katrina Nanfuka, petitioned the Land Commission after ownership of Nyenda Island was transferred from their company, Janmer Investments Ltd, to Otafiire. They maintained that the transfer was fraudulent.😢 3. The 9-acre Munyonyo land dispute Otafiire and businessman Amdan Khan became involved in a dispute over nine acres of land in Munyonyo. Khan maintained that he had longstanding ownership of the land, while Otafiire said he had purchased it in 2011 from Christopher Obey which was not true. 4. The Jonathan Tibisaasa case , Upper Kololo Former Commissioner for Land Registration Jonathan Tibisaasa testified that, while Otafiire was Minister of Land, water and environment in 2005, he was pressured to process a title for two acres of land in Upper Kololo in Otafiire’s name. Tibisaasa petitioned the High Court that he had been interdicted in 2005 after refusing demands from Otafiire. Otafiire wanted Tibisaasa to process a title for two acres of land in Upper Kololo in Otafiire’s name. Tibisaasa also said that, about a week before his interdiction, Otafiire called him and said there was “no room for bishops in his ministry.🙌 5. CID headquarters land in Kibuli Recently, Otafiire became involved in the controversy surrounding the CID headquarters land in Kibuli, with the dispute unfolding publicly and in full view of the cameras. Imagine attempting to steal police land, No shame!!!😌 And now, after all these criminal cases, Otafiire has the audacity to lecture the Generals of the mighty UPDF.🫢 Ugandans deserve leaders who uphold the law and put service delivery above personal interests.