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Kanyana Ezra: The Voice of the Vulnerable Worker – A New Era for the NRM Workers’ League (2025–2030) Good afternoon to all Workers’ Leaders across Uganda, In every district, every town, and every factory floor, there are thousands of hardworking men and women—the backbone of our economy—who rise each day in search of survival, not privilege. These are the vulnerable workers : underrepresented, underpaid, and often unheard. Today, a new voice rises to stand for them— Kanyana Ezra , a man of the people, aspiring to be National Chairman of the NRM Workers’ League 2025–2030 . A Champion for the Forgotten Worker Kanyana Ezra does not come from privilege. He is not disconnected from the real struggles our workers face. He is one of them. His journey is a testament to resilience, humility, and an unshakable commitment to transforming the lives of workers who have been left behind for far too long. He understands that Uganda’s prosperity cannot be built without pr...

Can. Prof. & Mrs. Wilber Ahebwa to Host Thanksgiving and Launch Greater Ngoma Development Foundation The community of Nakaseke District is set to witness a significant event on the 12th of April, 2025, as Canon Professor Wilber Ahebwa and his wife extend a heartfelt invitation to the public for a special Thanksgiving celebration and the launch of the Greater Ngoma Development Foundation. The event will take place at the couple’s residence in Kyarushesha, Rwamahungu, Kinyogoga, Nakaseke District, starting at 10:00 AM. The thanksgiving will be officiated by the Right Reverend Wilson Kisseka, Bishop of Luwero Diocese, adding a spiritual and ceremonial touch to what promises to be an impactful occasion. The Greater Ngoma Development Foundation, the focal point of this gathering, is expected to serve as a cornerstone for socio-economic development in the region. The foundation aims to empower local communities through initiatives in education, health, agriculture, and youth ...

THE PEOPLE’S VISIONARY: WHY RWAMPARA NEEDS MWESIGWA JOTHAM KING AS LC5 CHAIRPERSON (2026–2031) Mwesigwa Jotham King, son of the late Mwesigwa Jotham Kyomukama and the late Namara Monic, brings a legacy of integrity and decades of hands-on experience in local governance. Having served as both LCV Councillor and District Speaker, he understands the inner workings of service delivery, public accountability, and grassroots empowerment. He is now offering himself to the people of Rwampara as a servant leader — ready to lead with vision, action, and deep community understanding. Below is his 11-point action plan to transform Rwampara District: 1. Revitalizing Agriculture as a Business Farming is the backbone of Rwampara's economy, but many farmers still operate at a subsistence level. Mwesigwa aims to transition agriculture into a profitable venture by supporting farmer cooperatives, introducing irrigation in drought-prone areas, improving access to quality seeds and inputs, ...

A HISTORIC EDUCATIONAL MILESTONE FOR NAKASEKE NORTH The launch of Advanced Level (A-Level) education at Ngoma Secondary School marks a defining moment in the history of Greater Ngoma and Nakaseke North. This achievement, made possible through the dedication and commitment of the school’s Board and Management, is a major breakthrough in improving education service provision in the region. For the first time, students from humble backgrounds will have the opportunity to access A-Level education within their community. This development eliminates the financial and logistical barriers that have long hindered many from pursuing further studies. By having an A-Level institution within Nakaseke North, students will now benefit from government initiatives such as the university quota system, ensuring that deserving learners secure placements in public universities and other higher institutions of learning. T...

MUSISI WILLIAM: THE LEADER NAKASEKE NEEDS FOR A BETTER FUTURE As Nakaseke District approaches the 2021 elections, one candidate stands out for the LC5 Chairperson seat— Musisi William , the National Unity Platform (NUP) flag bearer. A visionary leader and dedicated servant of the people, Musisi is committed to transforming Nakaseke into a district of opportunity, development, and unity. Why Musisi William? Musisi has spent years listening to the voices of Nakaseke's residents, understanding their needs, and developing solutions to uplift the district. His leadership is founded on transparency, accountability, and inclusivity, ensuring that no one is left behind on the path to progress. Key Areas of Focus Improving Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Recognizing that Nakaseke thrives on agriculture, Musisi plans to introduce subsidies, modern farming techniques, and cooperative programs to ensure farmers receive fair value for their produce. Enhancing Infrastru...

MUTALAGA FRANK: THE MAN TRANSFORMING UGANDA’S TALENTS AND CHANGING LIVES Mutalaga Frank is a Ugandan businessman and philanthropist whose contributions to talent development and community welfare have left an indelible mark. While he is widely recognized for his immense support of grassroots football through the Mutalaga Christmas Cup, his efforts extend beyond sports to include musicians, young creatives, and the needy in various communities. His dedication and generosity have positioned him as a key figure in talent development in Uganda, and his influence continues to grow as he changes lives for the better. Empowering Football Talents Since its inception in 2015, the Mutalaga Christmas Cup has grown into one of Uganda’s most impactful football tournaments. This annual event provides young, aspiring footballers with a platform to showcase their skills, many of whom have secured positions in renowned clubs like KCCA FC and URA FC. Understanding ...

Seeking Justice: The Case of Nyiramafalanga Margret and the Battle Against Malicious Prosecution In a troubling case unfolding in Uganda, 85-year-old Nyiramafalanga Margret finds herself entangled in a legal battle that raises serious concerns about justice, land rights, and malicious prosecution. Represented by Nsubuga K.S & Co. Advocates, her case highlights the alarming issues surrounding property disputes and wrongful arrests, sparking a call for legal redress and accountability. Background of the Case Margret, an elderly woman, is the mother of Deus Mugume, the complainant in a criminal case filed under NKS Co. 221 of 2024. This case alleges malicious damage and attempted murder, accusations that appear to stem from a dispute over land ownership. At the heart of the conflict is the Certificate of Title belonging to Mukagyenzi Jenesita, Margret's late mother, who passed away in 2013. The controversy began in 2018 when Deus...