Author: Onion
Uganda’s political and social circles have been buzzing after reports emerged that Speaker of Parliament Anita Among acquired a brand new Rolls-Royce Cullinan reportedly worth about Shs3.4 billion. The ultra-luxury SUV has since become one of the most talked-about vehicles in the country, attracting both admiration and criticism across social media and political spaces. While many Ugandans have already seen photos of the luxury machine online, there are several fascinating details about the car that most people still do not know. The vehicle in question is believed to be a 2025 Rolls-Royce Cullinan, one of the most expensive and prestigious…
Cancer rarely starts with loud, obvious symptoms. In many cases, the body gives small, quiet signals that are easy to ignore. Learning to notice these changes can help you act early and protect your health. One common sign is unexplained weight loss. If you are losing weight without changing your diet or activity, something may be wrong. Constant tiredness is another warning. If you feel drained even after resting well, your body could be under stress. Pay attention to pain that does not go away. It may begin as mild discomfort but slowly become part of your daily life. Your…
A Nigerian federal court has sentenced former Minister of Power Saleh Mamman to 75 years in prison after finding him guilty of stealing public funds worth approximately Shs478 billion (33.8 billion Nigerian naira) meant for electricity projects that millions of Nigerians have never benefited from. Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja convicted Mamman on all 12 counts of fraud and money laundering brought against him by Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission last week. The sentences, ranging from two to seven years on each count, will run consecutively, meaning Mamman will serve them one after another…
Amuru District Woman MP Lucy Akello became one of the talking points of the 12th Parliament’s swearing-in ceremony after she took her oath of office while holding a small statue of the Virgin Mary, a moment that has since gone viral on social media. Akello, who is serving her third term in Parliament after previously representing the constituency in the 10th and 11th Parliaments, was among 184 legislators sworn in on Wednesday, May 13, at Parliament House in Kampala. Dressed in a blue and silver-patterned gomesi like dress, she stood confidently before the official swearing-in backdrop, statue in hand, as…
Uganda’s Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs is getting a new home, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most significant government infrastructure projects the country has seen in years. The twin-tower complex rising above Mbuya Hill is now more than 75 per cent complete, with workers focused on the final stretch before handover. The project carries an estimated price tag of Shs94 billion. By May 2026, both towers had reached their fifth and final floor. Lead engineer Lt Col Robert Chabo says the team is now deep into interior finishing, fitting out technology systems, and wrapping up…
In every relationship, trust is like a quiet home fire. When it burns steadily, people feel safe, understood, and close. But sometimes, without a clear reason, you may start feeling that something has changed between you and your partner. It can be confusing and even painful, so it helps to look at the situation calmly instead of rushing to conclusions. One thing you might notice is increased secrecy. A partner who used to be open may suddenly become protective of their phone or personal space. They might step away to take calls, hide their screen, or become uneasy when you…
Opposition legislator Betty Nambooze has stepped up to defend Speaker of Parliament Anita Among, as criticism mounts over her purchase of a Rolls Royce and the expensive outfit she wore at President Yoweri Museveni’s swearing-in ceremony. Nambooze, who represents Mukono Constituency, said she was not at all surprised by Among’s decision to buy the luxury vehicle, adding that the Speaker has every right to spend her money however she chooses. The MP drew a pointed contrast between Among and other Ugandan officials she described as corrupt, noting that many of them hide how they spend their wealth while Among does…
The Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) has formally withdrawn its endorsement of Speaker Anita Among and Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa for the top positions in Uganda’s 12th Parliament, throwing the race wide open just days before the new legislature convenes. In a statement read by the party’s Secretary General, David Kabanda, PLU said it would announce fresh candidates for the Speaker and Deputy Speaker roles. Kabanda, who had in March 2026 personally signed a letter directing all PLU-affiliated MPs-elect to back Among and Tayebwa, offered no specific names as replacements, only confirming that the earlier endorsement was no longer in…
Your stomach doesn’t suddenly get bigger in one day. It grows slowly based on what you eat, drink, and even how you live your daily life. The good news is that once you understand what causes it, you can start making simple changes. One of the biggest reasons for belly growth is sugary drinks. Sodas, sweet juices, and energy drinks load your body with sugar. When your body doesn’t use that energy, it gets stored as fat, often around your stomach. Too much alcohol can also make things worse. It adds extra calories without giving your body any real nutrients,…
Chili pepper, also known as Kamulali, is more than just a hot spice in food. Many people use it daily without knowing that it contains a powerful natural compound called capsaicin. This is what gives chili its burning taste and some of its health-supporting effects. One of the most talked-about benefits of chili pepper is pain relief. Capsaicin may help reduce pain signals in the body, which is why it is sometimes found in creams for sore joints, arthritis, and muscle pain. It does not cure these conditions, but it can make discomfort easier to manage. Chili pepper may also…