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Voice of the People: Lukwago vs Musisi Do the majority of Kampalans agree with Lukwago, that the Office of the Mayor should be above that of the newly created Executive Director held by Musisi?
Lukwago-Musisi Row Threatens to Derail Development of Kampala Sebaggala warned Lukwago that though he (Lukwago) won the position of Lord Mayor, he was going for bwooya byanswa (an empty position).
Voice of the People: Mabira Forest Give-away As President Yoweri Museveni continues to insist on giving away part of Mabira forest to Mehta for sugarcane growing, Ultimate Media interviewed a cross section of people in Kampala to get their views.
Letters to UGPulse.com: Is Museveni Guilty of Treason? The president has recently asked parliament to consider a constitutional amendment to do away with bail for certain offences.
Letters to UGPulse.com: Was the Arrest of Vincent Nzaramba Illegal? Arrest of Vincent Nzaramba: By making these kinds of arrests the government is hiding behind a false shield.
Will Museveni Survive Mabira or Will Mabira Survive Museveni There is a lot of talk that Museveni's strong stand in wanting to give away Mabira is not connected to sugar production.
Akii-Bua Will Always be a Golden Legend Uganda's golden Olympic legend John Akii-Bua, was at the time of his death a Senior Superintendent of Uganda Police.
Drama Lives on in Ugandan Soccer One wonders how much of these unnecessary dramas Uganda soccer lovers will bear, or when the league will stablise
Lubega Answers Museveni's Call on Raising Household Incomes President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni said that by 2020 any Ugandan should be able to earn 20 million shillings a year, including all Ugandan farmers. Lubega Emmanuel answers his call.
The Rise and Rise of Lwakataka Posiano Lwakataka is still confident that he will make it at the final Independence Rally October 14-16 in Mukono and Buikwe districts.
Miss Angola Leila Lopes becomes the Second Black African to win Miss Universe Miss Angola Leila Lopes becomes the Second Black African to win Miss Universe. The first black African to win Miss Universe was Mpule Kwelagobe, of Botswana, crowned in 1999 at Chaguaramas, Trinidad & Tobago.
Has Gender-Based Affirmative Action Achieved Its Objectives? There have been increasing voices arguing that affirmative action should be abolished to let women compete at an equal footing with men.
