Osuta Yusuf

In March 2021, Mukesh Shukla Mambubai petitioned court challenging the election of Joel Ssenyonyi as Nakawa West MP. In the affidavits Mukesh averred the election process was marred with violence and voter bribery. In May Mukesh amended his petition, introducing other grounds which included among others questioning the MP’s academic documents. In his ruling Justice Isaac Muwata declared Ssenyonyi the Legitimate MP for Nakawa West on grounds that Mukesh Shukla Mambubai failed to adduce enough evidence. “The petition is hereby dismissed with costs,” the judge ruled. Ssenyonyi polled  31,653 votes, his closest rival, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Margaret Zziwa Nantongo came second with 9,450 votes, Democratic Party’s (DP) Kenneth Paul Kakande garnered  posit 2,780 votes, the Forum for Democratic Change candidate Wilberforce Kyambadde came fourth with 1,512 votes and the Independent candidate Acer Godfrey Okot 931 votes. The petitioner, Shukla Mukesh came seventh with 806 votes f

I’m done with paying for a virtual private network, a service that claims to protect your privacy when you’re connected to a public Wi-Fi network at the local coffee shop, the airport or a hotel. For more than a decade, security experts have recommended using a VPN to shield your internet traffic from bad actors who are trying to snoop on you. But just as tech gadgets become outdated over time, so does some tech advice. The reality is that web security has improved so much in the last few years that VPN services, which charge monthly subscription fees that cost as much as Netflix, offer superfluous protection for most people concerned about privacy, some security researchers said. Many of the most popular VPN services are now also less trustworthy than in the past because they have been bought by larger companies with shady track records. That’s a deal-breaker when it comes to using a VPN service, which intercepts our internet traffic. If you can’t trust a product that claims to protec

People go to Gulu to collect money. The person they go to has no position in government. Mr. Museveni has done all things that may be called taboo. He has even appointed his own wife Minister. Do you want to say these things pain me more than you, Zambaali? If you want something, you either go to Entebbe or Gulu.  The country has become for the selective few. They choose to enrich or impoverish whoever they want.  The people who practice tribalism are not condemned. It is people who talk about it. In order to contest against Museveni, you have to first beg him. You have to ask his police to make a rally to talk about the reason why you should contest. There is another second layer. You have to ask NUP. We opposed the first layer. We will oppose the second. - Ssemujju Nganda #NBSBarometer

  Part 1: General Tips Turn your Samsung device off Insert a SIM card from another network Turn the phone on It will prompt for unlock code Enter the code and your device is good to go! In case you enter the SIM card from other network and your device doesn't ask for  Samsung SIM unlock code , try these steps – Step 1 Open the phone dialer and enter the code - #7465625*638*# When it asks for code, enter the 8-digit  Samsung network unlock code . Step 2 Switch off your phone Insert the SIM card from other carriers and turn on your device again. When it prompts for  unlock codes for Samsung , type UNFREEZE code. If it doesn't prompt you, go to the phone dialer and type UNFREEZE and press enter, call or send. It will send you an unsuccessful message but you shouldn't worry about it. When you disable the phone freeze, the SP Lock screen or Network lock will be seen. Enter  Samsung unlock codes  provided for Network lock. Enter SERVICE PROVIDER code for SP lock. Now your device

A black Toyota Harrier and white Subaru Forester have registration number UBG 129Y.  According to investigators, number plates on both cars appear to be genuine, which prompted them to write to Uganda Revenue Authority (URA)for details. Kampala Metropolitan Police deputy spokesperson Luke Oweyisigyire yesterday said the URA was yet to respond. The police discovered the anomaly after their traffic officers stopped Mr James Echeku, a driver in the Harrier, for nonpayment of Express Penalty Scheme (EPS) tickets. The driver denied having been issued any ticket. “The driver said he was the only person who drove his car and he insisted that he had never been issued with a ticket,” Assistant Superintendent of Police Owoyesogyire said. This prompted the police officers to fetch the details of the person who was driving the car with same licence plate number. The driver of the Harrier also denied knowing the person police claimed was driving the vehicle then. Mr Owoyesigyire said the driver of

Chrome’s 2.6 billion users again need to be on high alert (for the second time in a week), because Google has confirmed multiple new High-level hacks of the browser. Google, Google Chrome, Chrome browser, Chrome update, Chrome privacy, Chrome security, Chrome upgrade, Chrome latest version Four ‘High’ level threats have been found in[+] Coming just days after Chrome’s 12th and 13th ‘zero day’ exploits of the year were discovered, Google has published a new blog post revealing four ‘High’ rated vulnerabilities have been confirmed. And users need to take immediate action.  As is standard practice, Google is currently restricting information about these hacks to buy time for Chrome users to upgrade. Consequently, we only have the following information to go on:  High – CVE-2021-37977 : Use after free in Garbage Collection. Reported by Anonymous on 2021-09-24 High – CVE-2021-37978 : Heap buffer overflow in Blink. Reported by Yangkang (@dnpushme) of 360 ATA on 2021-08-04 High – CVE-2021-379

If i get a lady and i bring her to be my wife without officially paying dowry,then it happens that she dies in my house,is it legal for her parents to make me pay dowry even when she's dead?? is it in order???.  No, it is against the law for anyone to demand dowry for a dead body. This is because marriage can only be between people who are alive to fulfil the many requirements that make a marriage valid in law. Consent from the couple. A dead person cannot give their consent to the marriage therefore the living ‘husband’ would be waiting foreeeeever for an ‘I Do’ from a corpse. It does not even matter that there had been plans to marry before the person died once a person is dead, that person cannot be joined to a living person because they cannot say yes.  Marriages must be consummated for a marriage to be considered valid, the couple must have ‘s3x’. If this has not happened, the law allows any of them to ask for the marriage to be invalidated (cancelled in law). The law cannot a

 Don't panic if you can't find your phone. These tips will make sure all your personal info remains safe and get you through this crisis. There’s nothing like the panic you feel when you can’t find your phone. Where did you have it last? Is it just lost? Was it stolen? Calm yourself. You can typically find your lost or stolen iPhone with an easy built-in tool. Here’s everything you need to know if your iPhone is lost or stolen, and ways to protect it before—and after—it disappears.   How to protect your iPhone in case it gets lost or stolen A stolen phone can be used, and sold, by thieves. “It is also almost impossible for a thief to unlock your stolen phone, as most modern iPhones require facial recognition or a passcode to access any personal data,” says Eric Florence, cybersecurity analyst at SecurityTech. So, your best protection is to have a lock screen on your iPhone. To set up your lock screen with a passcode on phones that are an iPhone X and later, go to “Settings” —&g

  An army officer believed to be Sgt Terencio Okello Lawelo raises the Uganda Flag on October 9, 1962. PHOTO/COURTESY/ JIMMY KWO/FILE Summary Whereas many Ugandans have been made to believe that Kanuti Akorimo, who hailed from Omatenga Village in Ongino, Kumi, raised the flag. Saturday Monitor’s  inquiry into the mystery now reveals there is strong evidence pointing elsewhere that the person who could have performed that historic task has been quietly living in Kitgum District. Do you remember the name Kanuti Akorimo and the story of Uganda’s Independence flag? Indeed, nearly all Ugandans have been made to believe his unchallenged claims that he hoisted Uganda’s Independence flag at midnight on October 9, 1962.  But investigations by  Saturday Monitor now point elsewhere to suggest that the ‘actual’ person who could have performed that historic task has been quietly living on the outskirts of Kitgum Municipality, Kitgum District. Daily Monitor’s  Canada-based weekly columnist, Dr Munii