By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
The political landscape in Uganda is buzzing as early results from the Thursday, January 15, 2026, presidential election reveal a commanding lead for incumbent President Yoweri Museveni. According to the Electoral Commission’s update on Friday morning, Museveni is currently leading with 76.25% of the vote, based on tallies from approximately 45% of polling stations across the country.
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe
At the heart of this revolution is the Kampala CAADP Strategy and Action Plan (2026–2035), a comprehensive ten-year roadmap designed to fix Africa’s broken food systems. At the heart of this revolution is the Kampala CAADP Strategy and Action Plan (2026–2035), a comprehensive ten-year roadmap designed to fix Africa’s broken food systems.
With a clear vision to end hunger and slash a staggering $100 billion annual food import bill, African leaders are now prioritizing agrifood transformation as the engine of economic growth
The Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry, Honorable Barbara Rwodzi, has officially announced the appointment of Mrs. Prescila Charumbira to the Board of the Mosi-oa-Tunya Development Company (MOTDC).
In a bold display of shifting global alliances, the naval forces of China, Russia, and Iran have converged in South African waters for a week-long series of high-stakes military maneuvers. The exercise, titled “Will for Peace 2026,” officially kicked off on Friday, January 9, near Cape Town’s Simon’s Town Naval Base. This marks the first…
In a bold reassertion of 19th-century geopolitical strategy, US President Donald Trump has officially revived the Monroe Doctrine, declaring the Western Hemisphere an exclusive sphere of American influence.
This strategic pivot, recently formalized in the latest US National Security Strategy, signals a sharp escalation in tensions as Washington moves to dismantle the growing presence of China, Russia, and Iran in the region.
ZANU PF Deputy Youth Commissar, Taurai Kandishaya, has launched a scathing attack on opposition parties, accusing them of failing to account for millions of dollars received through the Political Parties (Finance) Act.
The roadshow, which arrived in the Mashonaland West capital this week, turned public transport into a classroom for political ideology, aiming to bridge the gap between the ruling party and first-time voters.
Renowned arts journalist and cultural critic Plot Mhako has set social media ablaze with a compelling argument for a new era of Zimbabwean diplomacy.
Recently, the conversation around cybersecurity has changed. It’s no longer confined to the CTO or CIO’s office – it has become a leading item in the executive boardroom. The reason for this pivot is that executives now see cybersecurity for what it truly is: a visible, prominent business risk with real-life financial and reputational consequences.
As Uganda approaches the 15 January 2026 elections, the campaign trail has revealed as much about how political actors seek power as why they seek it.
