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Uganda:
NRM MPs Who Backed Museveni 2016 Listed
Observer, 12 February 2014
On Sunday, NRM legislators, meeting at the National Leadership Institute in Kyankwanzi, signed a resolution endorsing President Museveni as the party's presidential candidate come… Read more »
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Uganda:
Expelled MPs - Judges Under Fire Over Ruling
Observer, 12 February 2014
With no judgment in sight in seven months, four MPs expelled from the NRM have demanded that the Constitutional court urgently tells them whether or not they are, legally, still in… Read more »
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Uganda:
Electoral Reform Is a Necessity
Observer, 11 February 2014
Civil society groups and opposition leaders on Monday gathered at Makerere University and jointly launched a set of electoral reforms that they hope will improve the management of… Read more »
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Uganda:
Uganda On the Verge of Giving Up On Museveni
Observer, 11 February 2014
On Monday this week, civil society and opposition leaders launched a joint campaign platform to push for electoral and administrative reforms ahead of the 2016 general elections. Read more »
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Uganda:
New NRM Rules to Check Presidential Bids
Observer, 9 February 2014
At the beginning of the NRM retreat in Kyankwanzi last Friday, the party leadership dangled a set of stringent disciplinary rules which, if adopted, party officials say, would… Read more »
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Uganda:
Premier Game Plan
Observer, 9 February 2014
Why Amama Mbabazi cannot be ignored Read more »
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Uganda:
Why Museveni's System Will Endure
Independent (Kampala), 8 February 2014
A common narrative holds that President Yoweri Museveni enjoys unlimited power in Uganda and that this is a major source of our nation's problems. This view seems self-evident. He… Read more »
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Uganda:
Mbabazi - I Won't Take On Museveni in 2016
Observer, 3 February 2014
It is a theme that keeps spurring debate wherever he goes. Read more »
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Uganda:
Mbabazi - NRM in Power for Next 50 Years
Observer, 29 January 2014
Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi has urged Ugandans to make bold, long-term development plans because peace and security are here to stay under the ruling NRM for the next 50 years. Read more »
