Legal counsel George Musisi has underscored the legal framework governing Kampala City, issuing a stern reminder to the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) about the boundaries of its enforcement powers. His comments come amid growing public concern over KCCA's aggressive implementation of city bylaws, particularly regarding pedestrian movement in green spaces.
Wakiso, Uganda – As the country prepares for the 2026 general elections, Tolbert Musinguzi, the Chairperson of the Wakiso District Electoral Commission, has used the Easter period to remind voters to verify their registration details on the National Voters’ Register. Â
The leaders of Wakiso District, led by District Chairperson Dr. Matiya Lwanga Bwanika, have expressed gratitude to the government and the Ministry of Finance for disbursing unconditional funds to support the communities they serve.
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Kasese, Uganda – The King of Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu, His Majesty Charles Wesley Mumbere Irimangoma, has appointed a new leadership at the helm of the Kingdom’s administration. Rt. Hon. Benson Kule Baritazale has been named the new Prime Minister, replacing Rt. Hon. Kule Muranga. Baritazale will be deputized by Rt. Hon. Muhesi Patrick and Rt. Hon. Best Ferigo as First and Second Deputy Prime Ministers, respectively.
The appointments come with a directive from His Majesty urging the new leaders to uphold and defend the constitution of Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu. While addressing the newly sworn-in cabinet, Omusinga Mumbere emphasized the importance of mutual respect among ministers as a key ingredient for effective service delivery.
His Majesty also extended gratitude to the President of Uganda, His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, for the continued financial support towards the Kingdom. Additionally, he appealed to the government to fulfill its pledges regarding his medical treatment and that of his wife, Her Highness Agnes Ithungu.
In their remarks following the swearing-in ceremony, the newly appointed ministers expressed appreciation to the Omusinga for entrusting them with leadership roles. They pledged to serve diligently and work towards advancing development within the Kingdom.
Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Benson Kule Baritazale underscored the need to focus on the Kingdom’s five strategic pillars, particularly in promoting peace and unity as part of the Kingdom’s rebranding efforts.
Meanwhile, Rt. Hon. Best Ferigo, the new Second Deputy Prime Minister, committed to collaborating with humanitarian organizations to combat early marriages—an issue she highlighted as a growing concern for the youth in the Rwenzori sub-region.
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