Mathias Walukagga backs Balaam Barugahara's anti-corruption campaign, saying public inspections and transparency are key to protecting taxpayers' money.

Minister Balaam Barugahara says he is not afraid of witchcraft as he continues his anti-corruption tour across Eastern Uganda, warning corrupt officials.

Balaam Barugahara has announced plans to send DNA samples to South Africa or the UK for further testing to confirm the biological children of late music legend Paul Kafeero.

Minister Balaam calls for DNA testing of Paul Kafeero’s remains to resolve a long-standing family dispute over paternity claims.

In a video making rounds online, Balaam is seen castigating the organizers of the coffee marathon over wasteful expenditure and undermining local artistes.

Balaam also stated he had secured a Canadian invitation and visa for Pretty Nicole to study and be rehabilitated.

In West Nile, Barugahara said mobilisers of the NRM party considered the funds as pending payment they demanded from the party.

In a tweet, Balaam condemned the event, organized by Swangz Avenue and Talent Africa and sponsored by Uganda Breweries, for its explicit content.

Balaam stated that Alien Skin enjoys massive support from the public and only needs proper guidance to take on more significant responsibilities in society.

Events promoter and State Minister for Youths, Balaam Barugahare, has expressed his intention to help Alien Skin get out of Luzira Prison.