Singer Sweet Kid Finally Gives Up On Music To Pursue Business

It is a wrap for almost forgotten singer Sweet Kid. In a recent brief interview with ‘NBS Uncut’ show, he tells it all that he will never go back to the studio to record a song. He is officially out of the challenging music industry. " I am going to concentrate on other different things. […]

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Shocker: Ex-Miss Uganda Mwima Reveals She Had a Son with Singer Radio

BY Website writer Former Miss Uganda (2009) Dorah Mwima has revealed that the late musician Mowzey Radio (Moses Ssekibogo) is the father of her eldest son Ethan Barak, born in 2010. The ormer Miss Uganda wrote on Facebook and detailed how she met Radio and Weasel about ten years ago, how they dated, and how […]
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Makerere University staff maintain strike

Academic staff at Makerere University have rejected calls by university management asking them to return to work. The staff jointly vowed not to return to work unless their suspended leaders are reinstated.  

The resolution was made during a joint general assembly held on Monday afternoon at the Makerere Main Hall where staff unanimously demanded respect of their associations and leaders. 

A fully packed assembly was attended by staff belonging to the Makerere Administrative Staff Association (Masa), Makerere University Academic Staff Association (Muasa) and the support staff under the National Union of Education Institutions.

The meeting was also attended by members of university management, who, had on Friday last week constituted themselves into a meeting of "concerned staff" and called off a strike. 
 
Makerere staff went on strike at the start of the semester following the suspension of Bennet Magara and Joseph Kalema; both leaders of Masa and Dr Deus Kamunyu Muhwezi, the Muasa chairperson, for alleged misconduct and violation of the terms of their employment.
 
The staff demanded the immediate reinstatement of their colleagues, arguing that they were irregularly suspended. Prof John Jean Barya, a law don advised the members of staff not to resume work because similar scenarios, sometimes the negotiations can take even more than two years.  

 

"I want to give one simple advise. I want us to understand that we're in this situation because we're defending our own freedom to associate and to speak. Once we falter, you will never speak again." he said. 
 
Prof Edward Nector Mwavu, the Muasa vice chairperson speaking after the emergency general assembly said the staff want their staff leaders reinstated within three days before they can resume work.  

Diana Ahumuza from Law School urged staff colleagues not to return to work unless their association leaders are reinstated.  

 

"We are serious stakeholders, if we cannot fight for our rights, then what are we teaching students? At least let them reinstate the leaders then our leaders can be able to work on other resolutions. If they cannot do that, let us go home when they are done, we'll open the university and teach. Why should we be so anxious to teach? We're entitled to our salary whether we're teaching or not because industrial action is a constitutional right." Ahumuza said. 

During the assembly, the staff invited the vice chancellor Prof Barnabas Nawangwe who in his address to staff said he was ready to uphold dialogue and mutual respect for his colleagues in staff association. 

He appealed to staff to return to work saying that the institution was losing so much due to the strike. But his appeals were turned by staff who said they only want their leaders back.

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Spice Diana Proves She Is Big In The West After Her Mbarara Concert Sells Out

Prior to her second concert dubbed 'Ndimu Love' that took place at Freedom City on Friday the 25th of January, radio presenter Eddy Sendi while speaking on Dembe FM's 'Talk and Talk' show which he co hosts wrongly predicted that Spice was not going to get a crowd. However, going by the crowd we saw […]

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Bobi Wine denied me a collabo- Gravity Omutujju

By Ronnie Twine Gravity recently announced he will drop a new song, Kelele, with Bebe Cool. The rapper's fans were however not thrilled by the news. Bebe is a great musician, but his political leaning to NRM has alienated him from a bulk of music fans. A section of Gravity's fans might not have wanted […]
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King Oyo meets Museveni over Tooro assets

The king of Tooro kingdom Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV has met President Museveni over the return of the kingdom assets. The meeting took place yesterday, Thursday at State House Nakasero.

Oyo was accompanied by the Queen Mother Best Kemigisa and members of the Tooro kingdom negotiating team led by the kingdom prime minister Bernard Tungwako.

Tungwako says that visit was meant to remind the president about his pledge that he made in 2013 that the government would return the kingdom's assets. 

The assets including land, county and sub-county headquarters among others which were forcefully taken from kingdoms by the central government in 1966 when the then President Milton Obote abolished traditional institutions and made Uganda a republic.

The assets are located in Kabarole, Kamwenge, Kyenjojo and Kyegegwa districts. The kingdom also has assets in Kasese and Bundibugyo, which were formerly under Tooro Kingdom.

According to Tungwako, Oyo told the president that the delay by the government to return the properties has affected the kingdom financially. He said that if the assets are returned, the kingdom can rent them out and get income to sustain its activities and improve its financial base.

King Oyo also reportedly told Museveni that the kingdom and the government negotiating team are yet to agree whether the kingdom should be given royalties from Kilembe mines, Queen Elizabeth national park and Katwe salt lake in Kasese district, which are now under the Rwenzururu kingdom.

According to Tungwako, another meeting with the president has been scheduled in two months time. In 2014, youth from the kingdom walked more than 300 kilometres to Kampala protesting against the delay by the government to return the kingdom's assets. 

The youths under their umbrella group, Amacumu ne Bitara later delivered the petition to the speaker of parliament, Rebecca Kadaga. 

Kadaga pledged to work with members of parliament from Tooro to present a motion that will create a resolution for government and Tooro officials to start negotiations.

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High Court sets date for hearing of Kipoi’s bail application

The High Court Judge, Jane Francis Abodo, has set February, 6, for hearing of bail application filed by former Bubulo West legislator Tonny Kipoi Nsubuga who was extradited to Uganda early last year. Kipoi was arrested in Botswana in February alongside a one Robert Kitali and both were extradited in March 2018 for reportedly extorting […]

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MTN injects 300M in Onduparaka FC

The sponsorship package starts in January 2019 to June 2020 MTN will become the title merchandise partner on the Onduparaka kit for the duration of the sponsorship MTN sponsors two football clubs – Onduparaka FC and KCCA FC. Kampala – MTN Uganda has today announced the renewal of its sponsorship of the Arua-based Onduparaka FC […]

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