Patrick Amuriat Oboi
Amuriat appoints Campaign team led by Amb Waswa Birigwa
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Karuhanga, Mwiru officially join Muntu’s ANT
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FDC mourns Wrap Moi, urges Museveni to learn from his legacy
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FDC's Amuriat says Ugandans should look beyond a mortal Museveni
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Munyagwa to miss Kasibante in COSASE as Kadaga rejects his appointment
Sadness gripped Rubaga North Member of Parliament, Moses Kasibante when the Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga rejected his appointment as Vice Chairperson of the Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises-COSASE.
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National
FDC braces for a tighter 2019, promises to keep fight going
The opposition forum for democratic change, FDC is still reeling from the decision by Gen. Mugisha Muntu, the former party president who made a decision to call it quits.
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Politics
Officially Fired; POA camp finally releases statement Replacing LOP
Patrick Amuriat Oboi has today issued an official statement in regards to the firing and replacement of the leader of Opposition in Parliament, Hon. Winnie Kiiza
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National
The country is not safe — FDC
Patrick Amuriat Oboi, the FDC party president has revealed that the country is not safe and that it is not only MPs that could be under threat.
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Politics
Matsiko, Muzanira Tussle it out as Rukungiri goes to polls
Voting is underway at all 280 polling stations in the 16 subcounties that make up Rukungiri District. The district has 177,086 registered voters.
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Politics
FDC Fires back at Odonga Otto; You are a misguided Missile
Odonga Otto is under fire from his party, the Forum for Democratic Change FDC party for attacking former party president Col. Dr. Kiiza Besigye over ‘Kogikuttekko’ campaign.
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Politics
Amuriat to take oath on Thursday
Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) party president elect Patrick Amuriat Oboi will take oath on Thursday.
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Politics
FDC Launches Red Ribbon Campaign in Karamoja
Tied around the head, the ribbons allegedly depict the willingness to shed blood in order to safeguard the constitution.
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