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BOBIWINE HOSPITALISED

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THE FRONTIERS POST  Opposition leader Hon. Joel Senyonyi, in a televised interview, alleged that police fired a tear gas canister at Hon. Kyagulanyi Sentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, from close range, causing a severe leg injury and shrapnel wounds across his body. The incident occurred during a thanksgiving event hosted by Mr. George Musisi in Bulindo, Wakiso District. As Bobi Wine passed through Bulindo town, large crowds gathered, prompting the police to disperse them. Senyonyi criticized the police for releasing a statement that he claimed misrepresented the event. He further reported that although Bobi Wine is no longer in immediate danger, he remains in significant pain and has been admitted to the hospital.

UGANDANS SPEAK OUT ABOUT REGIONAL PARLIAMENTARY SITTING

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Poll results showing percentage of Ugandans who are opposed to the regional parliamentary sessions. By SP(Frontiers) In a new poll conducted by the Frontiers Network, majority of the public has expressed their dissatisfaction about the proposed regional parliamentary sessions that are begging end of August 2024 in northern Uganda.  The debate as to why MPs should debate from their regions instead of the Kampala parliament took an ugly twist when the LOP Joel Senyonyi called a presser to distance opposition MPs from this idea of parliament running regional sessions to bring services close to the people  To participate in the ongoing poll, go to;  THE PEOPLE'S/REGIONAL PARLIAMENT

MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ON FIRE 🔥

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By SP - THE FRONTIERS  Makerere University Christian Union is on revival fire, and is to hold the Makerere University staff prayer breakfast on Tuesday 30th July from 8:00 to 11:00 am to dedicate the semester in God's hands.  This communication was made by Dr Agaba the patron of Makerere main CU to the Patrons of Makerere University Christian union fellowships.  Mr Wamboka Jephther Prince one of the patrons at the institution and the former chairperson of mbale kapchorwa mission team, Nabumali old students Christian Association (NOSCA) and a former leader of one of the main CU non residents fellowships thanked and commended Dr Agaba for this Godly development.  Pr. Jeph Prince Wamboka Lead minister at Sceptre Nations Ministries and MP aspirant Bulambuli County  Makerere University Christian Union has produced uncountable spiritual leaders in the country through the main CU fellowship which had it's prominent fellowships for students in vario...

THE FIRESTORM OF CHANGE

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Wamboka Jephther Prince  GREETINGS FELLOW COUNTRYMEN. After curious observation of the things happening around the region, I have noticed that this wave of change is  tangible and that we aught to pay attention.  Heraclitus's maxim, "The only constant in life is change," now resonates powerfully in the vibrant streets of the region, right from Bulambuli, Mbale region, Kampala, Nairobi, and throughout East and Central Africa. Here, the young generation is challenging the old guard with the vigor of a thousand smartphone-wielding Spartans. Picture this: young Ugandans, armed not with spears, but with hashtags and TikTok videos, confronting the sluggish leviathan of the status quo. Change is inevitable, and it will leave no stone unturned. The lazy and corrupt tenures around us cannot escape these modern-day revolutionaries demanding an upgrade to a system running on outdated software. For those who may choose to understand, these protests are more than mere noi...

THE MARCH TO PARLIAMENT: A flirtation with fire.

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By S P  (THE FRONTIERS) In a scene reminiscent of a heavily armored ballet, Kampala's streets are once again graced by an imposing parade of security personnel. This grand spectacle is in anticipation of the latest act in Uganda's ongoing drama: the anti-corruption march to Parliament, scheduled for Tuesday, July 23, 2024. The President of Uganda has already issued a stark warning to the intrepid organizers of this march, likening their endeavor to a dangerous flirtation with fire. And as history has shown, playing with fire in Uganda tends to end with the kind of overzealous firefighting that only its security forces can muster. Ugandan security forces have honed their crowd control tactics to an art form. Their repertoire includes the swift arrests of the unsuspecting, the liberal use of teargas that transforms the air into an acrid fog, and the ever-reliable "kiboko squad" – a group known for its enthusiastic application of the cane. These performances ...

MY STORY - Honorable Nathan Nandala Mafaabi

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In a dossier making rounds on social media platforms, a revealing narrative of how Hon. Nandala Mafaabi has navigated the intricate and often perilous world of political maneuvering to attain the regional success that the Bugisu region is so proud of has raised many eyebrows with its startling details; SP THE FRONTIERS  The Beginning In 2000, while working at the World Bank, I heard that Dr Kizza Besigye would contest for the national presidency in 2001, and I affirmed that he would be my candidate. Earlier on in 1996, while still working at the Ministry of Finance, I had met Dr. Besigye as we investigated tax fraud in an organisation called Danze. This organization was run by high-profile people in government and business moguls. Goods imported by this company would be registered as ‘goods on transit’ yet they were being sold here in Uganda. The government officials would falsify stamps from exit points like Koboko and Mutukula, claiming the goods had left the country....

BIDEN REGRETS "BULL'S EYEING" TRUMP

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President Joe Biden acknowledged in an NBC News interview on Monday that it was a "mistake" to say he wanted to put a "bull's-eye" on Republican nominee Donald Trump. However, he argued that his opponent's rhetoric was even more incendiary and warned that Trump still posed a threat to democratic institutions. During a private call with donors last week, Biden addressed concerns about his candidacy, which had been facing challenges. He declared he was "done" discussing his poor debate performance, emphasizing that it was "time to put Trump in the bull's-eye." Biden argued that Trump had not faced enough scrutiny for his stances and rhetoric. Many have raised the question of what would happen if the "bull's-eye" comments had come from Trump towards Biden. It should also be noted that there's been a lot of character assassination of Trump on top of all the court cases he's currently facing. Trump's u...