Yoweri Kaguta Museveni News

"Energy fight now goes to Museveni", the Saturday Monitor told us, in a story about the strange row between Energy minister Hilary Onek, and his Permanent Secretary Frederick Kabagambe-Kaliisa, over the power sector.

Kampala Afande Kazini, as he was fondly referred to by his charges and friends, was a brave and no-nonsense commander who together with his late brother, Lt.

KARORO OKURUT A literary and socio-political analyst The last few weeks in Uganda are certainly some of the most eventful in recent memory in as far as the fight against corruption is concerned, and suggest that push has come to shove in what President Museveni labelled the 'last war' or what the English men will call the final frontier.

Kampala President Museveni has called on world leaders to work together to end protectionism and promote industrial growth and development on the African continent.

The only boy whom I would give Shs1,000 and he would return the change,a said Vice President Gilbert Bukenya as he described the son he lost in a car accident on Saturday.

On October 9, Uganda celebrated her 47th independence anniversary. Most Opposition politicians didna t attend because national celebrations have turned into the NRM party functions where functionaries wear yellow outfits and dry banana leaves to signify support for the nth term for President Museveni.

The Buganda Lukiiko meets this Monday to take a final stand on the now stalled talks between Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi and President Museveni, Saturday Monitor has leant.

The Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting begins in Port-of-Spain on November 27 and continues for three days.

The fight between Energy minister Eng. Hillary Onek and permanent secretary Mr Fredrick Kabagambe-Kaliisa is headed to President Museveni, it emerged yesterday.

Principal Judge James Ogoola has been tipped to head the Judicial Commission of inquiry into the mismanagement of the education sector especially the rot in the primary and secondary schools, Daily Monitor has learnt.

Kabaka Ronald Mutebi has called for a special session of Buganda's parliament in which he is expected to rally his subjects behind the kingdom in its political contest against the central government.

Evelyn Lirria s report; a oeCorruption floods water, sanitation sectora , seemed to be the least likely candidate for most important article in an issue of the paper that led with Kabaka Mutebia s protests at President Musevenia s appointment of royals to political office, and opposition leader being a oeup in armsa over new Mchaka Mchaka courses.

Entebbe President Museveni has admitted that an internal NRM analysis of the national votersa register confirmed that a oesome ghost voters existeda .

A new report by the government's National Joint Task Force investigating the National Agricultural and Advisory Services has detailed how over Shs80 billion meant for the institution's activities was wasted and stolen by officials.

President Museveni loads a box of flowers on a truck during the launch of the Perfect Rose exports to Europe on Saturday By Conan Businge UGANDA has taken significant strides to increase revenue collection to fund the national budget, President Yoweri Museveni has said.

MPs on the Parliamentary Physical Infrastructure Committee on Thursday raised a storm over what they called President Musevenia s a oeover interferencea in matters of the controversial Land Amendment Bill 2007.

Corruption has become Uganda's never-ending nightmare. The latest reminder is the Auditor General's report into the use of the Shs370 billion that went into preparing for, and hosting, the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting two years ago.

As if Facebook groups popping up claiming to be accounts for President Museveni are not enough, a website has also joined the fray.

The recent press reports that Afande Salim Saleh was the architect of the President Museveni and Kabaka Mutebi mediation were calculated to generate hope for an expedited and successful process.

Kampala President Museveni yesterday said drivers in Uganda are disobeying traffic rules, a situation he blamed for the increased road carnage in the country.