2-September-2025. Fresh leaks have blown the lid off Maj Gen James Birungi’s shocking arrest. The once-untouchable former CMI chief is accused of masterminding fake bomb scares, falsified ADF threats, and siphoning billions in ‘security funds.’ Explosive reports claim Birungi’s camp turned Uganda’s terror alerts into a cash-cow, feeding on fear while deceiving the nation A pivotal case under scrutiny is the 2023 intelligence report that falsely declared Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) commander Meddie Nkalubo killed in an airstrike in eastern DRC. Endorsed by Birungi, the report was later discredited when Nkalubo resurfaced and resumed militant activity. The misinformation, which even shaped a presidential address, now stands as a central piece of evidence against him. Investigators are also probing the credibility of informants used under Birungi’s watch. One key source, Hamza Lyavaraa—allegedly linked to the ADF—is suspected of supplying false intell...
I am Done with NRM Party and Their Messes, Says LC5 Hon Obitre Stephen as He Picks a Nomination Form to Run as an Independent After Losing Both the Primary Election and the Election Petition.
Story by Osuta Yusuf. Maracha District. 2-September-2025. The incumbent Maracha District LC5 Chairperson Hon Obitre Stephen who lost in the 24-7-2025 NRM primary election for District Chairperson race and also lost on Monday 1-September-2025 the petition which he had filed against the election of District speaker Rt Hon Wani Emmanuel who emerged victorious in the NRM primary election, has rejected the petition ruling delivered by the NRM Tribunal. In June 2025, the NRM Party Secretariat instituted the NRM Election Petition Tribunal to hear and rule on disputes arising from the NRM primary elections for Local Council, Parliamentary,, and CEC elections. It should be noted that, during the 24-7-2025 NRM primary election for District Chairperson elections, Rt Hon Wanni Emmanuel, who has served for over 15 years as a District Councilor and 10 years as a district speaker, polled 20,298 votes, followed by Hon Adripiyo Emmanuel who polled 11,192 votes, followed by the incumben...