Author: Onion
Marriage is built on emotional connection, trust, and consistent care. When that foundation begins to weaken, the change is usually felt long before it is openly spoken about. In some cases, what appears as hatred is often deep hurt, disappointment, or emotional exhaustion that has not been addressed in time. One of the most noticeable signs is when communication starts to disappear. A wife who once shared her thoughts freely may begin responding with short, cold, or purely necessary answers. Conversations feel forced, and silence becomes more common than dialogue. Over time, even simple discussions lose warmth, making the home…
Two Christians lost their lives on Wednesday morning after a road crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle in Lwengo District. The victims have been identified as 83-year-old Josephine Nakitto and 25-year-old Alex Ssenono, the motorcycle rider. Both were residents of Bugonzi Village in Lwengo District. The two were travelling to Mbiriizi Catholic Parish to attend Mass marking Uganda Martyrs Day when the accident occurred. Eyewitnesses say a speeding government-owned Toyota Hilux veered off the road at Kyetume Village around 9am and rammed into the motorcycle they were riding on. One of the victims died at the scene while the…
Zimbabwe is facing renewed controversy after allegations have emerged that Members of Parliament are demanding between USD 50,000 and USD 200,000( up to Ugx 752,930,600) to support proposed constitutional amendments currently under consideration. The claims have intensified public debate over the integrity of the constitutional reform process and broader concerns about corruption in governance. Prominent Zimbabwean Pan-Africanist and public commentator Joshua Maponga has accused legislators of placing personal financial gain above national interest, saying the reform process has been compromised by bribery demands within Parliament. The allegations come amid debate over the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill No. 3, which…
Zimbabwean-British preacher Uebert Angel Mudzanire has sparked widespread discussion on social media after announcing a paid online course that promises to teach participants how to perform miracles, signs and wonders. The pastor unveiled the program through a Facebook post accompanied by a promotional flyer encouraging followers to register before available slots were filled. “Register now and learn how to perform signs, miracles and wonders, online, directly from Prophet Uebert Angel,” the advertisement stated. According to the announcement, the three-day online training was scheduled to take place from June 5 to June 7, 2026. Participants were required to pay £999, which…
Victoria University Vice Chancellor Dr. Lawrence Muganga has accused Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa of discrimination against Banyarwanda and denied allegations that he holds a Rwandan passport, following his rejection by Parliament’s Appointments Committee. In a statement posted on X, Muganga dismissed claims made by Kasambya County MP Daudi Kabanda that the committee rejected him because he allegedly possessed three passports, namely Ugandan, Canadian and Rwandan. Muganga insisted that he does not hold a Rwandan passport and alleged that the claim was introduced during the vetting process by Tayebwa. “I do NOT hold a Rwandan passport. This is a deliberate falsehood…
Proceedings at Malawi’s Parliament were briefly overshadowed this week after an unidentified object believed to be a traditional charm was discovered near the main entrance to the parliamentary chamber, prompting concern among lawmakers, staff, and visitors. Speaker Sameer Suleman informed Parliament that the object had been found at an entrance frequently used by legislators and members of the public. While assuring the House that the item posed no immediate physical threat, he acknowledged that its presence had caused unease within the institution. Addressing lawmakers, Suleman humorously appealed to the unknown owner to come forward and reclaim the object, noting that…
resh allegations of a large-scale killing have surfaced in eastern Congo after local officials reported the discovery of mass graves in areas recently vacated by M23 rebels, even as a U.S.-brokered peace arrangement struggles to hold. Authorities in South-Kivu say two burial sites were uncovered on the outskirts of Uvira, a strategic city near the Burundian border that M23 seized late last year before announcing a pullback. Provincial governor Jean-Jacques Purusi said the remains were found in the Kiromoni and Kavimvira neighborhoods. “At this stage, we have identified two sites: one mass grave containing approximately 30 bodies in Kiromoni, not far from the Burundian border…
Uganda has placed more than 600 people linked to confirmed Ebola cases on a no-fly list as authorities intensify efforts to contain the ongoing outbreak. According to the Ministry of Health, details of all identified contacts have been shared with border and travel control agencies to prevent the spread of the disease. As of Tuesday, Uganda had recorded 15 confirmed cases of the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola since the outbreak was declared on May 15, 2026. Six new infections were confirmed this week, with most cases involving foreign nationals and health workers who attended to them. A total of 668…
A pastor in Mbarara is reported to have been hospitalized following an incident in which he allegedly attempted to take his own life, with claims suggesting it was driven by his desire to meet Jesus and God and return with a message for his congregation. Sources indicate that the incident has left members of his church in shock, with many struggling to understand the circumstances surrounding his actions. It is alleged that the pastor believed he would be able to meet Jesus and God and later bring back a message to his congregants, a claim that has circulated among members…
The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) is expected to issue its decision on June 30, 2026, in a case that has drawn significant public interest following complaints filed by Pastor Robert Kayanja’s legal team against KTV and Pastor Jackson Senyonga. The complaints stem from broadcasts aired by KTV and statements made by Pastor Senyonga regarding court proceedings in the ongoing case involving Ssentongo Reagan. Kayanja’s lawyers accuse the broadcasters of publishing misleading information related to evidence and testimony presented before the court. However, both KTV and Pastor Senyonga have strongly defended their coverage, insisting that their reporting and commentary were based…