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Fri, 18 Jul

Africa reposition itself in the global oil market-report.

18 July 2025
A recent World Oil Outlook indicates that the African continent is in transition to leverage its natural resources to meet domestic demand, expand refining capacity and strengthen regional energy security
The outlook by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries an organization that brings together leading oil-producing and oil-dependent countries notes that Africa is repositioning itself in the global oil market — not merely as a supplier to international markets, but as a rising energy consumer and industrial growth hub.
It notes that these shifts signal a maturing energy profile.
OPEC projects that Africa’s total crude and condensate exports will remain stable at around 5.2 million barrels per day (bpd) through 2035, thanks to modest increases in production.

Fri, 18 Jul

Winners and losers in the NRM Primaries.

18 July 2025
The ruling National Resistance Movement Party finalized its primaries in which it elected flag bearers for the Member of Parliament seat.
We now bring you results from some of the areas,
In the hotly contested Lwemiyaga County, retired army officer Emmanual Rwashande was announced winner after beating four other contestants including the incumbent Theodore Ssekikubo
Rwashande polled 16,358 votes beating his closest rival Theodore SSekikubo who got 8,702, followed by Joy Kafula Kabtasi who polled 1473 votes, and Edmond Bwire got 960 votes and Jacob struggled to get 11 votes
Meanwhile, the NRM Electoral officer in the area Arayo Deborah also declared Hanifah Bangirana Kawooya as winner of the race of Mawogola West constituency.
In Other results ,
Phiona Nyamutoro won the party ticket for Nebbi Woman MP, Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa won the party ticket to contest in Ruhinda North County in Mitooma District, Speaker of Parliament Anita Among — Woman MP, Bukedea District, the finance Minister Matia Kasaija won the party ticket for- Buyanja County, Kibaale District.
Jim Muhwezi will run in the NRM ticket in Rujumbura County, Rukungiri District, Molly Kamukama — will run for Woman MP, Kazo District, Moses Ali will run on the NRM ticket in East Moyo County in Adjumani District.
Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja won the NRM ticket to contest for Woman MP, Kakumiro District, Sylvia Alinaitwe — has the party ticket for Woman MP, Rukiga County, Jane Frances Aciro — Woman MP, Oyam District, Gen Henry Tumukunde secured the party ticket to run for MP, Rukungiri Municipality, Moses Balyeku will contest on the NRM ticket — Jinja West.
Joseph Mugenyi — MP, Burahya County in Kabarole, agriculture minister Frank Tumwebaze — won the party ticket for Kibale East, deputy attorney general Jackson Kafuuzi, won the party ticket in Kyaka South, Ephraim Kamuntu — won the ticket in Sheema South, Sylia Katooko Damba — will contest for Kibuku Woman MP on the party’s ticket, Edson Rugumayo — will contest for MP, Ntoroko County
Mbaziira Richard — Jinja South East, Faridah Nambi — Kawempe North, Micheal Mawanda — Igara East, Steven Shyaka Gashaija — Entebbe Municipality
Rebecca Kyarampe Namanya — Mitooma District, Elioda Tumwesigye — Sheema North MP seat, Dickson Kateshumbwa — Sheema Municipality, Adrine Mwebesa — Woman MP, Sheema, Kahinda Otafiire — Ruhinda County, Arthur Kazoora — Ruhinda South, Dennis Namara — Buyaga West, Jessica Alupo — Katakwi District Woman MP, Counsel Cohen Kyampene — Igara West and Rebecca Kadaga — Kamuli District Woman MP.
Compiled by our
Reporters.

Wed, 16 Jul

Judiciary cowardice to blame for failed democracy.

16 July 2025
The opposition National Unity Platform party leader Robert Kyagulanyi says the Ugandan judiciary has partly contributed to the sliding back of democracy in Uganda by engaging in what he terms as judicial cowardice evidenced by the reluctance to annul presidential elections.
Kyagulanyi says that in almost all presidential election petitions challenging the election of Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the judiciary through the Supreme Court has ignored evidence adduced and relied on the substantiality clause which he says is unwarranted.
He argues that as the Supreme Court in the land, the Supreme Court should be solid enough to evaluate the evidence placed before it and accept that any form of rigging or irregularities however minor aims at altering the outcomes of the election.
Kyagulanyi has been the keynote speaker at the Weekly Uganda Law Society discourse.
Kyagulanyi has urged lawyers through their Society to ensure that such a situation does not continue to prevail in the country.
Story by
Kenneth Lukwago

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Fri, 18 Jul

Africa reposition itself in the global oil market-report.

18 July 2025
A recent World Oil Outlook indicates that the African continent is in transition to leverage its natural resources to meet domestic demand, expand refining capacity and strengthen regional energy security
The outlook by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries an organization that brings together leading oil-producing and oil-dependent countries notes that Africa is repositioning itself in the global oil market — not merely as a supplier to international markets, but as a rising energy consumer and industrial growth hub.
It notes that these shifts signal a maturing energy profile.
OPEC projects that Africa’s total crude and condensate exports will remain stable at around 5.2 million barrels per day (bpd) through 2035, thanks to modest increases in production.
Fri, 18 Jul

Winners and losers in the NRM Primaries.

18 July 2025
The ruling National Resistance Movement Party finalized its primaries in which it elected flag bearers for the Member of Parliament seat.
We now bring you results from some of the areas,
In the hotly contested Lwemiyaga County, retired army officer Emmanual Rwashande was announced winner after beating four other contestants including the incumbent Theodore Ssekikubo
Rwashande polled 16,358 votes beating his closest rival Theodore SSekikubo who got 8,702, followed by Joy Kafula Kabtasi who polled 1473 votes, and Edmond Bwire got 960 votes and Jacob struggled to get 11 votes
Meanwhile, the NRM Electoral officer in the area Arayo Deborah also declared Hanifah Bangirana Kawooya as winner of the race of Mawogola West constituency.
In Other results ,
Phiona Nyamutoro won the party ticket for Nebbi Woman MP, Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa won the party ticket to contest in Ruhinda North County in Mitooma District, Speaker of Parliament Anita Among — Woman MP, Bukedea District, the finance Minister Matia Kasaija won the party ticket for- Buyanja County, Kibaale District.
Jim Muhwezi will run in the NRM ticket in Rujumbura County, Rukungiri District, Molly Kamukama — will run for Woman MP, Kazo District, Moses Ali will run on the NRM ticket in East Moyo County in Adjumani District.
Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja won the NRM ticket to contest for Woman MP, Kakumiro District, Sylvia Alinaitwe — has the party ticket for Woman MP, Rukiga County, Jane Frances Aciro — Woman MP, Oyam District, Gen Henry Tumukunde secured the party ticket to run for MP, Rukungiri Municipality, Moses Balyeku will contest on the NRM ticket — Jinja West.
Joseph Mugenyi — MP, Burahya County in Kabarole, agriculture minister Frank Tumwebaze — won the party ticket for Kibale East, deputy attorney general Jackson Kafuuzi, won the party ticket in Kyaka South, Ephraim Kamuntu — won the ticket in Sheema South, Sylia Katooko Damba — will contest for Kibuku Woman MP on the party’s ticket, Edson Rugumayo — will contest for MP, Ntoroko County
Mbaziira Richard — Jinja South East, Faridah Nambi — Kawempe North, Micheal Mawanda — Igara East, Steven Shyaka Gashaija — Entebbe Municipality
Rebecca Kyarampe Namanya — Mitooma District, Elioda Tumwesigye — Sheema North MP seat, Dickson Kateshumbwa — Sheema Municipality, Adrine Mwebesa — Woman MP, Sheema, Kahinda Otafiire — Ruhinda County, Arthur Kazoora — Ruhinda South, Dennis Namara — Buyaga West, Jessica Alupo — Katakwi District Woman MP, Counsel Cohen Kyampene — Igara West and Rebecca Kadaga — Kamuli District Woman MP.
Compiled by our
Reporters.
Wed, 16 Jul

Judiciary cowardice to blame for failed democracy.

16 July 2025
The opposition National Unity Platform party leader Robert Kyagulanyi says the Ugandan judiciary has partly contributed to the sliding back of democracy in Uganda by engaging in what he terms as judicial cowardice evidenced by the reluctance to annul presidential elections.
Kyagulanyi says that in almost all presidential election petitions challenging the election of Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the judiciary through the Supreme Court has ignored evidence adduced and relied on the substantiality clause which he says is unwarranted.
He argues that as the Supreme Court in the land, the Supreme Court should be solid enough to evaluate the evidence placed before it and accept that any form of rigging or irregularities however minor aims at altering the outcomes of the election.
Kyagulanyi has been the keynote speaker at the Weekly Uganda Law Society discourse.
Kyagulanyi has urged lawyers through their Society to ensure that such a situation does not continue to prevail in the country.
Story by
Kenneth Lukwago