Ronnie Kulabako

Col. Nakalema urges ex-Miss Uganda to return husband’s property

By Ronald Kulabako Col. Edith Nakalema, the head of the State House Investors Protection Unit, has urged Stellah Nantumbwe—who gained fame as Miss Uganda 2013 and on Big Brother Africa—to repent and return property she took from her ex-husband and businessman Saidi Bukenya. Nantumbwe and Bukenya married in a quiet civil ceremony in August 2025…

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Justice Moses Kazibwe sworn in as Deputy Chief Justice

By Ronald Kulabako President Yoweri Museveni presided over the swearing-in of Justice Moses Kazibwe as Deputy Chief Justice today, filling the vacancy left by Chief Justice Flavian Zeija’s elevation to Chief Justice in March 2026. Museveni commended the judiciary’s progress in fighting corruption, embracing alternative dispute resolution, and using digital tools to deliver justice more…

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Court orders UCU to pay student 100M over credit dispute

By Ronald Kulabako The High Court has ruled that Uganda Christian University (UCU) must pay Samantha Mwesigye 100 million Ugandan shillings in damages for irrationally refusing to honor her first-year law credits from King’s College London, as stated in her 2022 admission letter. Justice Bernard Namanya found the university’s last-minute demands procedurally unfair and a…

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Inclusive Africa conference opens in Nairobi to bridge digital divide

By Ronald Kulabako NAIROBI, KENYA The Inclusive Africa Conference 2026 opened today in Nairobi, hosted by inABLE.org, bringing together policymakers, tech leaders, and advocates to push for digital accessibility for all. Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary Hon. William Kabogo Gitau kicked off the event, highlighting national initiatives including the Digital Superhighway and a new ICT accessibility standard. More than…

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Museveni to deliver State of the Nation Address on Thursday

By Ronald Kulabako President Museveni will on Thursday address the nation from Kololo Independence Grounds, officially opening a new parliamentary session. The speech, broadcast live on all national TV and radio stations, fulfills a constitutional duty under Article 101(1). But behind the formal ceremony, public anger is simmering. Government accounts promoted the event and invited…

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