Author: Aijuka Peter

A shocking scandal has come to light in Zimbabwe after four female prison officers were reportedly found to be pregnant by the same inmate at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison. The news has caused anger and disbelief across the country, with many people questioning how such a thing could happen in one of the most secure prisons in Zimbabwe. Officials from the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services confirmed that an investigation is underway. The inmate, a 38-year-old man named Tinashe M., is currently serving a 15-year sentence for fraud. It is believed that he formed relationships with the officers over several…

President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, a circulatory condition that affects blood flow in the legs, according to an official statement released by the White House on Thursday. The announcement follows recent observations of swelling in Trump’s legs and noticeable bruising on his hands, which had sparked widespread speculation online about the state of his health. Speaking to reporters, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt reassured the public that the condition is “benign and common,” particularly in older adults. Reading from a letter authored by Trump’s physician, she explained that the condition occurs when damaged or…

For many Ugandans, the idea of owning a home feels out of reach. With rising living expenses and low wages, building a house is often viewed as something only wealthy individuals or real estate developers can afford. However, according to Bruce Nuwagaba, a construction engineer, this belief is misleading. He argues that with careful planning and realistic expectations, even someone earning between Shs700,000 and Shs1 million per month can construct a decent two-bedroom home. The key, according to Nuwagaba, lies in smart budgeting, practical choices, and avoiding unnecessary luxury finishes. While the cost of construction has increased over time, understanding…

Former Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) deputy president for Western Uganda, Patrick Baguma Ateenyi, has died, leaving behind a legacy of political dedication and entrepreneurship. Baguma, who also made his mark in Uganda’s business community, passed away in Entebbe, according to sources close to the family. The cause of death has not yet been disclosed publicly. A prominent political figure in the early 2000s, Baguma was instrumental in building FDC structures in Western Uganda and remained a key voice within the opposition ranks during his time. His leadership within FDC helped the party gain visibility and support in regions traditionally…

Egesa Mackland, a Ugandan businessman, has been charged before the KCCA Grade 1 Magistrates’ Court. The Anti-Corruption Unit at State House, in conjunction with the Criminal Investigations Directorate and ODPP Uganda, led the prosecution. Mackland faces charges of obtaining money by false pretense and conspiracy to defraud. His appearance in court follows a joint investigation into a high-value fraud scheme targeting a foreign investor. According to prosecution, between February and June 2024, Mackland and others conspired to defraud an American national. They allegedly misled him with a fake gold deal. The accused falsely claimed they could supply the investor with…

A viral video showing President Yoweri Museveni sitting calmly in heavy rain during an event in Kawempe has left Ugandans stunned and sparked massive online debate. In the video, Museveni, with no umbrella, jacket, or visible protection, is seen seated as rain pours heavily around him. His composed demeanor and refusal to seek shelter have drawn admiration and disbelief from citizens across the country. Social media was flooded with reactions, with many praising his strength and resilience, especially at his advanced age. One user, @mkag, tweeted, “You people, President Museveni is another bad man in Kawempe, he doesn’t fear rain.”…

Zadock Amanyisa, a 28-year-old information officer at West Ankole Diocese, shares his experience of saving money from his wedding contributions and using it to start a business. He married Ruth Amanyisa in April 2018, and throughout the wedding planning, he remained focused on keeping costs low and manageable. Initially, Zadock wanted a small wedding with a budget of 9 million Ugandan shillings. However, due to family pressure, the budget increased to 15 million. Despite this, Zadock was determined not to overspend. With the help of close friends, he cut the budget down to 5.67 million shillings. Though others criticized his…

Sometimes we go through life wondering if we’ve made a lasting impression on someone, not just in passing, but in a way that stays with them. We might ask ourselves, “Do they ever think about me?” especially when we feel a quiet but undeniable connection. While we can’t read minds, human behavior often speaks louder than words. There are subtle signs, natural and unforced, that reveal when someone is thinking about you far more than you realize. 1. They check in with you unexpectedly Have you ever received a message or a call out of nowhere — just a simple…

The Prime Minister (Katikkiro) of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, has openly criticized Pastor Joseph Serwadda for supporting marriage between people from the same clan. The statement was made after a sermon by Pastor Serwadda went viral online on Wednesday, July 17, 2025. In Buganda culture, people from the same clan are considered brothers and sisters, even if they are not directly related by blood. Marrying within the same clan is strongly forbidden and seen as a violation of traditional values. “I just heard a pastor saying that the Bible doesn’t stop people from marrying their sisters. I was shocked because…

A major corruption scandal has hit Butambala District, with four senior local government officials charged in court for allegedly stealing fuel worth over UGX 431 million meant for road maintenance under the UGX 1 billion Road Maintenance Grant. The accused — Naigembe Jesica (Ag. District Engineer), Wandera Joseph (Chief Financial Officer), Muwaga Fred (District Internal Auditor), and Kizito Charles Mukalazi (Driver) — were arraigned before the Butambala Chief Magistrate’s Court on charges of Theft of Fuel and Conspiracy to Defraud. The quartet was remanded until July 28, 2025, as investigations continue. The case is being prosecuted by the Office of…