LUBAGA, KAMPALA – The Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa has urged Ugandans to use the freedom of speech available in the country to develop themselves rather than focusing on destroying others through hate speech. Tayebwa who was the Guest of Honour during the liturgical service to celebrate the 57th World Social Communications Day hosted […]
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KAMPALA,UGANDA: Thomas Tayebwa @Thomas_Tayebwa I strongly condemn the manner in which police this morning arrested the 11 Women Members of Parliament who were peaceful and unarmed. Some are bleeding and for some, the clothes were torn. It was as if they were arresting terrorists. Their arrest was shamelessly done at the gates of Parliament. So
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MANAMA— The Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa has made a passionate appeal for the international community to promote peaceful co-existence but without meddling in the internal affairs of the sovereign states. Speaking at the sidelines of the 146th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) happening in Manama, Bahrain, Tayebwa said that political tolerance shouldn’t interfere with
By Godfrey Kiyingi/KMA Updates 6th January,2023 Parliament has approved the seven member committee to process the censure motion of the state minister for housing Persis Namuganza where she is accused of undermining the speaker of parliament Anita Among and also engaging in the Nakawa Nagguru land saga. The seven member committee is chaired by the
