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Day before yesterday (19.05.2012)

FDC in crisis

Money, NRM intrusion and jostling for Besigye’s chair rock the main opposition party The brush between Leader of Opposition Nandala Mafabi and FDC Members of Parliament reflects a deeper problem in Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), Uganda’s leading opposition party. #17:47 19.05.2012 from channel The Independent

17.05.2012

Besigye in crisis talks with FDC 'rebels'

The Observer - Besigye in crisis talks with FDC 'rebels'. #23:08 17.05.2012 from channel The Observer

16.05.2012

Broke parties, rich NRM undermine democracy

The Observer - Broke parties, rich NRM undermine democracy. #00:25 16.05.2012 from channel The Observer

13.05.2012

FDC sets up probe over Basajja cash

The Observer - FDC sets up probe over Basajja cash. #22:01 13.05.2012 from channel The Observer

12.05.2012

Winnie Byanyima: No ordinary woman

Winnie Byanyima has excelled.   In Summary At a time when even colleagues in her political party regarded the idea of a woman running for office as political suicide, she did not only run but won a parliamentary seat. #00:00 12.05.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Winnie Byanyima: No ordinary woman

Winnie Byanyima has excelled.   In Summary At a time when even colleagues in her political party regarded the idea of a woman running for office as political suicide, she did not only run but won a parliamentary seat. #00:00 12.05.2012 from channel Monitor Online

09.05.2012

Police summon 4GC activists over national symbols

Police have summoned seven opposition members, including Kampala City Lord Mayor, Erias Lukwago and Mr Mathias Mpuuga, the coordinator of the outlawed For God and My Country pressure group over allegedly unauthorized usage of the national symbols. #10:57 09.05.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Security chiefs split on crushing demos

Sympathisers carry a lady, who fainted after inhaling tear gas, as police tried to block opposition leader Kizza Besigye from having lunch at Kalerwe Market in Kampala yesterday. Reports indicate that security chiefs are divided on how to deal with such situations. PHOTO BY JOSEPH KIGGUNDU. #07:54 09.05.2012 from channel Monitor Online

FDC’s Anywar quits in anger

The Observer - FDC’s Anywar quits in anger as MPs quarrel over Museveni links. #00:17 09.05.2012 from channel The Observer

30.04.2012

NRM’s Kayihura wins Nkumba Guild

In Summary Nkumba University is one of a few where multi party politics has been allowed to operate almost openly and the ruling NRM has maintained dominance. #00:00 30.04.2012 from channel Monitor Online

NRM is cancerous, says Besigye

Dr Besigye sandwiched by politicians and traditional dancers during the Ajoosi dance in Serere District at the weekend. The FDC leader urged Ugandans to remove the ruling government through non-violent means. Photo by Simon Peter Emwamu. #00:00 30.04.2012 from channel Monitor Online

29.04.2012

Mayombo: Maj Okwiri speaks out on brother’s death

The Observer - Mayombo: Maj Okwiri speaks out on brother’s death. #19:51 29.04.2012 from channel The Observer

25.04.2012

FDC, Movement claim Butime at his funeral

Dr Rugunda lays a wreath on the coffin of John Butime during his funeral in Kyenjojo District on Monday. Photo by Felix Basiiime  In Summary Gone. John Butime, who was the FDC national chairman before crossing to NRM, died of asthma, diabetes and hypertension. #00:00 25.04.2012 from channel Monitor Online

23.04.2012

Namagunga: the dream to breed successful women

Part of Mount St. Mary’s Namagunga, serenity and quiet defines the school. Photos by Flavia Nalubega  In Summary Mount St. Mary's, Namagunga has kept a tradition of grooming ladies for success in life. #00:00 23.04.2012 from channel Monitor Online

22.04.2012

Election fever on as FDC sets EALA benchmarks

The Observer - Election fever on as FDC sets EALA benchmarks. #19:45 22.04.2012 from channel The Observer

21.04.2012

Tullow’s oil spin

Firm grabs positive headlines but critics say bribery allegations remain While appearing before the Parliamentary Ad hoc Committee on Oil on April 11 to defend themselves against bribery allegations, Tullow Oil Uganda officials said the Production Sharing Agreements (PSAs) they signed with Uganda are the most unfavorable for the company. Referr #18:08 21.04.2012 from channel The Independent