Author: Katama Coprian

Renowned Ugandan Tiktoker, Mr. Chicken has issued a public apology after being accused of demeaning the Republic of Rwanda Sources have confirmed that the renowned Tiktoker said that he was sorry for his action, a move that has caught the attention of Ugandans who took to their different social media platforms to speak on this among them, Online Editor for Statehouse, Nelson Bwire Kapo. In a post on X formerly Twitter, Nelson Bwire Kapo stated that Uganda has so much freedom. “Uganda has so much freedom! Ugandans who are lately moving out of the country to other East African countries have…

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Shock and outrage have gripped Mwalala Village, under Traditional Authority Kalumo in Ntchisi District, after a man was brutally killed by angry villagers on Sunday, June 15. The victim, whose identity remains unknown, was accused of attempting to break into a house to steal property—a crime that turned fatal at the hands of enraged residents. According to Ntchisi Police spokesperson Salomy Zgambo, the man was caught in the act by community members who wasted no time in delivering their own brand of justice. Eyewitnesses say the mob pelted the suspect with stones before setting him ablaze. “He died on the…

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A 43-year-old Ugandan woman identified as Sharon Nshemereirwe has been accused of k!lling her husband and burying his corpse beneath the floor of their bedroom. This heinous crime has shocked a quiet rural community and unearthed a web of unanswered questions surrounding land deals, paternity, and hidden motives. Sharon is alleged to have k!lled her husband, Beinomugisha, in their mud-and-wattle home in Kaniga I village, Buhweju district, Rwengwe subcounty.According to police investigations, the motive remains unclear, but the details emerging from the case paint a grim picture of betrayal and concealed truths.The disappearance of Beinomugisha initially prompted inquiries from friends…

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Tragedy struck early Monday morning on the [specific highway or location if known] when a passenger bus collided with two stationary trucks in a horrific accident that left at least two people dead and several others critically injured. The grisly incident occurred around 5:30 AM as the bus, reportedly traveling at high speed, rammed into a line of trucks parked on the roadside. According to eyewitnesses, the driver appeared to have lost control or failed to notice the stationary vehicles in time, causing a devastating chain-reaction crash. Authorities confirmed that two passengers were pronounced dead at the scene, their bodies…

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Expelled Kawempe North MP Elias Luyimbazi Nalukoola has returned to the legal arena with a firm challenge to the High Court’s recent ruling that upheld his removal from Parliament.In a bold move, Nalukoola has filed a memorandum of appeal at the Court of Appeal, outlining 14 grounds on which he believes the verdict should be overturned. Nalukoola, who was expelled from Parliament earlier this year over what he terms as politically motivated actions, insists that the High Court erred in both fact and law. His appeal seeks to convince the appellate court to reinstate him as the rightful representative of…

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North Kyoga Police PRO SP Patrick Jimmy Okema disclosed on Thursday evening in a press statement that police in North Kyoga region are investigating an aggravated robbery in Amolatar District. The territorial command in Amolatar District is closely following a case of aggravated robbery, following a complaint filed by one Olal Tobby, a 41-year-old businessman and resident of Bei Wei village, Namija parish, Agwingiri Sub-County in Amolatar District, that he was robbed of 27 million shillings by unknown gunmen. The gunmen also shot and injured one Alele Francis, a 22-year-old shop attendant. The incident occurred on September 7, 2023 at…

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Ugandan fashion model and socialite Doreen Kabareebe Harris has commented on the so-called ‘leaked video’ of Western youth MP aspirant Elizabeth Kakwanzi Katanywa.Kakwanzi is one of the contestants seeking the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) flag for the position of the 2026-2031 western youth MP in next year’s general elections. The race is already crowded with a number of young people seeking Museveni’s NRM flag for the well-paying parliamentary job.With her so-called ‘leaked video’ trending on social media this week, Elizabeth Kakwanzi Katanywa found herself in the spotlight. Now, Kabareebe, a Miss Uganda 2010 contestant and Miss Uganda World International…

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Popular comedian Kapere Lufotose has officially joined the political arena after picking nomination forms to contest for the position of Lord Councillor representing Makindye in the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA).Kapere, known for his humor and bold commentary on social issues, made the announcement at the Electoral Commission offices in Makindye amidst cheers from supporters and fellow entertainers. Dressed in his signature flamboyant style, the comedian said his decision to join politics stems from a deep desire to serve his community beyond the stage. “I have made people laugh for years, but now it’s time to help them live better,” Kapere told…

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Pregnancy is known to bring physical changes — but one Nigerian mother’s transformation has left the internet speechless. In a now-viral video, the woman revealed her stunning before-and-after journey as she carried twin boys. Before pregnancy, she was light-skinned, slim, and glowing. But as the months rolled on, she transformed into a visibly darker, fuller, and more physically altered version of herself. Her face became rounder, her skin tone deepened, and her features took on a new fullness — a change many mothers say they relate to but rarely see shared so openly. Pregnancy Transformation That Shocked and Inspired The…

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Before colonial maps and British explorers gave it the name Lake Victoria, in honor of Queen Victoria, Africa’s largest lake was already deeply known, respected, and named by the local communities that lived around it for centuries. Among the Luo people, who still live around the lake in western Kenya, the lake was called “Nam Lolwe” — which loosely translates to “Endless Water” or “Expanse of Water.” This name reflected the lake’s vastness and mystery. To those who grew up near it, Nam Lolwe wasn’t just water; it was life itself. It provided fish, a means of travel, and even…

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