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Uganda: Of MP Katusabe's 'Honourable Lies' and Claims About Kasese Attacks
Monitor, 9 December 2016
Daily Monitor of December 2, carried a rather intriguing article titled "MP recounts how royal guards were killed" in what seemed like an interview with Member of Parliament for… Read more »
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Uganda: Kasese Attacks - What Next After Killings, Palace Raid?
Monitor, 4 December 2016
Exactly one week since a joint raid by the police and the army on Rwenzururu Kingdom's Buhikira Palace and the arrest of King Charles Wesley Mumbere, more questions than answers… Read more »
What's Next After Palace Raid Killings in Uganda?
The tragedy that claimed at least 100 lives after government forces attacked a "separatist" king has left people questioning the country's peace and stability.
A woman weeps on the casket bearing remains of her relative outside Kasese Municipal Health Centre III mortuary.
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Uganda: This Bad Loser Govt Is Taking It On Our People - Kasese MPs
Monitor, 5 December 2016
With at least 100 people killed and the Omusinga charged with murder and remanded to prison, the Rwenzururu palace incident has caved a hole so big history will love to explain.… Read more »
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Uganda: Insecurity in Rwenzori - Who Will Defuse the Standoff?
Monitor, 5 December 2016
Rwenzori sub-region is an area prone to armed conflict, with a long history of brutal rebellion. Five main insurgent actors stand out, The Rwenzururu rebellion 1962-1982,… Read more »
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Uganda: Rwenzururu Crisis - When the Protector Becomes the Tormentor
Monitor, 6 December 2016
November 27, will remain a black Sunday in the history of the Bakonzo, and the Rwenzururu Kingdom. With ambiguous allegations, the Ugandan military descended on civilians in the… Read more »
InFocus
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The government and security forces have been trying to justify their actions and unite people after royal guards were killed in the army standoff and left at least 100 people dead. Read more »
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The police have conducted a mass ceremony for some of those who died during the clashes between government forces and guards of the Rwenzururu king on November 27. Read more »
