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Breaking: Mao Recasts Speakership Race as Fight for Parliamentary Independence
By Karim Were Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Norbert Mao has framed his bid for Speaker of Uganda’s 12th Parliament...
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Lydia Wanyoto, Why Competence, Not Popularity, May Decide Uganda’s Next Deputy Speaker
By Karim Were As Uganda’s 12th Parliament begins to take shape, conversations around the Deputy Speaker position are increasingly shifting...
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From Inner Circle to Isolation: How Museveni’s Trusted Allies Often Fall From Grace
By Cybernewsug Reporter President Yoweri Museveni has built a reputation over the decades for elevating loyal allies to powerful positions,...
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Uganda, Why Lydia Wanyoto’s Experience Could Shape a More Stable 12th Parliament
By Karim Were As Uganda moves toward the formation of the 12th Parliament, attention is increasingly turning to who will...
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Muhoozi’s Growing Political Weight Reshapes Uganda’s Power Calculations
By Karim Were Uganda’s political landscape is entering a new phase where influence is no longer defined solely by formal...
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Mao’s U-Turn on Anita Among Sparks Fresh Debate on Political Loyalty and Credibility
By Karim Were Uganda’s fast-changing political alliances are once again under the spotlight after Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Norbert...
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Chief Muzukulu’s Grassroots Machine: How Hadijah Namyalo Turned Empowerment Into Political Capital for NRM
By Karim Were Hadija Namyalo Uzeiye, popularly known as Chief Muzukulu and Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, has emerged as one of...
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Grassroots Aid or Political Strategy? The Expanding Influence of Hadija Namyalo Uzeiye
By Karim Were Hadija Namyalo Uzeiye, widely known as Chief Muzukulu, Hajjat Hadija Namyalo, is increasingly becoming a defining figure...
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Arsenal Eye Aggressive Summer Rebuild as Ben White Exit Signals Wider Squad Shake-Up
By Karim Were Arsenal FC are gearing up for a potentially transformative summer, with plans extending far beyond a simple...
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From Power Corridor to Political Crossroads: What Uganda’s Presidency Docket Reveals About Rise, Rivalry, and Reinvention
By Karim Were Uganda’s Ministry for the Presidency has long been seen as a gateway to power—but just as often,...
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