Author: Aijuka Peter

Rwandan President Paul Kagame has issued a powerful call to Africans to reject the indignities and disrespect they often face from foreign entities, urging a collective awakening rooted in self-respect and self-worth. Speaking during a national address on Saturday, Kagame decried what he described as the widespread perception that Africans cannot think and act for themselves. “Many people think we are dumb, we cannot think and to act upon what we think and what we must do,” he said, pointing to the daily experience of disregard and condescension that Africans endure. Kagame was quick to temper his criticism of foreign…

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A peaceful Sunday morning at New Life Gospel Ministries in Accra, Ghana, turned into a nightmare that no one will ever forget. Church members had gathered for prayer and worship, but instead, they witnessed a horrifying tragedy that has shocked the entire nation. According to police reports, Pastor Peter Okello, aged 56, arrived at the church as he usually did, dressed in his religious robes. Unknown to the congregation, he was hiding two sharp knives beneath his attire. At first, everything appeared normal. Pastor Okello sat calmly at the front of the church, showing no signs of anger or distress.…

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A shocking event happened during a wedding in Nyansiongo ward, Borabu Constituency, Kisii County. The groom, Omwenga, fainted after his bride shared a big secret during their wedding ceremony. The wedding took place in a local Pentecostal church, with many guests watching. Everything was going well until the bride spoke during her vows. In an emotional moment, she told Omwenga she had four boys from a past relationship, aged between four and twelve years old. This was news to Omwenga, who didn’t know about her children. The groom looked stunned and confused. Suddenly, he fainted, falling to the ground in…

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Thousands of young Ugandans struggling with unemployment and low-paying jobs may now have a rare and life-changing opportunity abroad. The British Army is currently recruiting foreign nationals, and Ugandans are among those encouraged to apply. For many, this could mean a chance to escape poverty, support their families, and even begin a journey toward becoming UK citizens. The British Army is widely respected for its discipline, structure, and professionalism. It has long been one of the most organized and well-equipped military forces in the world. Now, it is opening its doors to individuals from Commonwealth nations, and Uganda is firmly…

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Uganda is undergoing a major transformation fueled by some of the most ambitious infrastructure projects in its history. These government-led mega projects span across energy, transportation, oil and gas, sports, and urban development. From oil pipelines to world-class stadiums, Uganda is positioning itself as a regional powerhouse in trade, energy, and connectivity. Here is an in-depth look at thirteen of the most significant government projects that are shaping the country’s future. 1. East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) One of the largest infrastructure projects in East Africa, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline stretches 1,443 kilometers from Hoima in Uganda…

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Sometimes, a woman might really like a man but not tell him directly. She could be scared of him saying no, feel shy, or not know if he likes her back. Instead of using words, her actions, body language, and small behaviors often show her true feelings. If you’re wondering if a woman has a secret crush on you, here are some clear signs to notice. Paying attention to these clues can help you understand her heart, even if she’s keeping quiet. One big sign is that she finds ways to be near you. She might join conversations you’re having,…

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Emem Okon Jimmy, a final-year student of Journalism and Media Studies, was found dead in her room on the night of Friday, July 18, 2025. She had reportedly died in her sleep the previous day, though her body wasn’t discovered until 10:00 pm by concerned neighbours. Witnesses said Emem had been lively the night before, even sharing dinner with other tenants before heading to bed. When she wasn’t seen all day Friday, the lodge’s caretaker raised an alarm, prompting tenants to force entry through the ceiling. She was found lying face down, stiff and covered with her bedspread, clutching her…

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President Yoweri Museveni has denied claims that he owns foreign bank accounts, stating that he does not stash government funds abroad, as some critics suggest. Speaking on July 26, Museveni responded to allegations from opposition figures that he may be misusing the large State House budget for personal gain. He insisted that all money allocated to him is used for official work, including donations to citizens. The comments followed remarks by Butambala County MP Muwanga Kivumbi, who linked Museveni’s use of money in politics to voter bribery. Kivumbi accused the President of setting a bad example with his “brown envelope”…

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A somber cloud hangs over Rubanda District and the Kabale University community following the tragic death of Mugarura Victor, a 22-year-old first-year student whose life was just beginning to blossom. Police in Rubanda confirmed Victor’s death earlier this week, sending shockwaves through his family, friends, and fellow students. A native of the region, Victor had enrolled at Kabale University full of dreams and determination. He was pursuing a degree in Business Administration, hoping to one day uplift his family and contribute to his community. According to local authorities, Victor’s body was discovered near his family home under circumstances still under…

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In Uganda today, many people dream of building their own home, but for those earning below Shs1 million per month, the idea often feels far out of reach. Construction is widely believed to be a luxury reserved for high-income earners or large property developers. However, this perception does not reflect the full picture. The reality is that even individuals earning modest salaries can own a home—if they approach the process with patience, discipline, and a practical long-term plan. The journey to building a house on a low income is not about speed or extravagance. It is about starting small, making…

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