Sentamu

The Buganda Kingdom, Uganda's oldest cultural institution, is experiencing a dynamic revival, championed not only within its homeland but also by its passionate diaspora.

In an interview with Galaxy Television, Sentamu explained that he is waiting for God's guidance to pursue his dream and is hoping to be in Parliament by the end of next year.

Rubongoya explained that Sentamu lost his membership automatically when he chose to run as an independent candidate against the party's choice.

Allegations also indicate Sentamu was given a huge offer from Sevo's office and promised a job, which encouraged him to join the meeting with the President.

Nyanzi explained that his son was tricked by President Museveni's agents to pose for a picture with him, causing harm to Ugandans.

He was later released and is now a free man. Speaking about his arrest, Nyanzi explained that it was related to his quitting the NRM party.

He explained that their public image is often distorted by propagandists and negative critics.

The wedding is scheduled for April 26th, as confirmed by the young brothers Mike Wine and Dax Vibez.

Bobi Wine's elder brother, Fred Nyanzi Sentamu, has graduated with a master's degree in Peace and Conflict Studies.

Last week, Mpuuga organized a two-day retreat, inviting opposition members from various political parties to discuss constitutional and electoral reforms as a means to achieve positive change in the country. 

Police fired teargas and live bullets to block opposition politicians and activists from holding end-of-year prayers and a procession through the Kampala city center. 

90-year-old Paul Ssemogerere collapsed and died at his residence in Rubaga days after suffering from an unknown illness.