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 The Crown media East Africa publications  The above visualization provides an overview of the latest opinion poll results for the Samia Bugwe Central MP race as of October 2024. The poll surveyed a sample of 2,0000 people from four sub-counties and one town council in the region, with sample sizes distributed as follows: Buhehe Subcounty (5000), Masaba Subcounty (5000), Masafu Subcounty (4000), Masinya Subcounty (4000), and Masafu Town Council (2000). Hamala leads with 30%, while Patrick closely follows at 28%, making it a competitive race. The chart below highlights the standings of each candidate, emphasizing the distribution of support. Current Ranking: 1. Hamala – 30% 2. Patrick – 28% 3. Mbaha – 13% 4. Nyangweso – 8% 5. Ngwebe – 5% 6. Erick – 3% 7. Bwire – 3% 8. James – 3% 9. Hughes – 3% 10. Job – 3% 11. Wafula Estone – 1% Key Takeaways: 1. Hamala maintains his lead at 30%, with Patrick’s strong 28% indicating a competitive race. 2. Nyangweso’s support has dropped to 8%, ...

The Crown media East Africa publications   Bwire Jonathan Faces a Hard Time Interviewing Hopeful WMP Bwire Jonathan prided himself on his professionalism. A seasoned journalist, he had conducted hundreds of interviews with politicians, activists, and public figures. But nothing could have prepared him for the experience awaiting him that evening. The hopeful Woman Member of Parliament arrived an hour late, a subtle power play that hinted at her confidence. When she finally appeared, her arrival was nothing short of an entrance. Dressed in a stunning, fitted outfit that gracefully accentuated her figure, she walked with an elegance that left Jonathan momentarily speechless. Her dress, bold yet tasteful, was carefully chosen—a deliberate statement that balanced professionalism and allure, and it worked its magic. As she walked toward him, each step seemed slower, intentional, as if she knew precisely the effect she had on him. Jonathan could feel his pulse quicken, his normally ...

The crown media East Africa publications Fellow Ugandans, especially the Bazzukulu. Greetings, again. Real shocking information about the parasitic Agencies and Authorities. I had given you the figures of money spent on ministries compared to the money spent on the agencies and authorities. You remember, the figures were sh.2.6 trillion for the Ministries and Sh.2.2 trillion for the Agencies and Authorities by 2016, according to the Saleh committee that woke us up. In our usual resistance culture of always being guided by facts, I have now inquired more. What was the number of employees in the respective clusters this money was being spent on? The answer: In Agencies and Authorities, the employees were 3,905!! In Ministries, the number was 18,532 plus the undisclosed number of soldiers. Our army was smallest in number in 1991 after the Reduction in Force (RIF) of that time. At that time, it was 41,000. By 2016, when these figures were captured, it was more in numbers. This was because ...

 The crown media East Africa publications Profile of Eng. Sanya Noris John Eng. Sanya Noris John, born on December 28, 1995, is a Ugandan civil engineer, servant-leader, and aspiring Member of Parliament for Samia-Bugwe North constituency (2026-2031). He was born in Buyende village, Buwembe Parish, Buyanga Sub-county, Busia District, to Md. Nabwire Jenipher and Mr. Odongo James Muhwana, the son of the late Mayende John Osonga. Educational Background and Early Life Sanya's educational journey began at Buwembe Primary School and Buwembe Senior Secondary School, both close to his home. In 2011, he transferred to Crane High School in Kampala to complete his secondary education, He joined Uganda Christian University in Mukono in 2015, graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Professional Career Since completing his studies, Sanya has gained professional experience in civil engineering, working with Otter Enterprises, Hajji Kalungi Properties Ltd, a...

The crown media East Africa publication   Ouma Patrick: A Man Well-Versed with the Affairs of Samia Bugwe Yet Invisible In Samia Bugwe central, a political enigma is steadily emerging—Ouma Patrick. Known to a select few as a keen observer and advocate for his community, Ouma’s name rarely appears in mainstream political conversations. While he possesses an intimate understanding of local issues, particularly those affecting the grassroots, his low profile has cast him in the shadows of Samia Bugwe central's political arena. Now, as he prepares to contest as an independent candidate in the 2026 elections, the question looms: will Ouma Patrick be able to shake off his invisibility and gain the recognition his insights and expertise warrant? The Enigma of Ouma Patrick For those familiar with Ouma’s background, his grasp of Samia Bugwe's pressing issues is evident. He is highly regarded for his knowledge of the challenges facing the region, from agricultural development needs to y...

 The crown media East Africa: publication  Busia District Likely to Change All 5 MPs Due to Current Poor Representation A storm of discontent is brewing in Busia District, where residents across all four constituencies are openly voicing frustrations with their Members of Parliament. Accusations of poor representation, unfulfilled campaign promises, and a lack of visible development projects are echoing throughout the region. In the municipality, towns and villages of Busia, citizens from all walks of life are discussing the need for a new political direction, one that could see an unprecedented turnover in leadership. Community members report that promises made during the last election cycle have largely gone unaddressed. "We were told that roads would be improved, healthcare services strengthened, and educational support increased," said one resident. "But years later, we are still waiting. We only see our leaders when they need our votes." This sentiment reflects...

 This exclusive interview offers not only insight into the political future of Samia Bugwe Central but also a rare glimpse into the unique blend of traditional wisdom and mysticism that still holds sway in the region’s political sphere. The Old Fox’s predictions may well resonate in the minds of those who seek guidance in uncertain times. As the 2026 elections approach, we’ll soon see if his visions will become reality. Interview with the Oldest Political Witchdoctor of SBC: The Old Fox Predicts the Next Elections Setting the Scene: The room was dimly lit with a smoky haze filling the air, adding a mystical touch to the already peculiar setting. The Old Fox, draped in traditional regalia adorned with beads and feathers, sat cross-legged on a woven mat, his hands resting on an assortment of talismans. His face bore the wisdom of countless seasons, with eyes that seemed to pierce through time itself. Our journalist, notebook in hand, settled down across from him, ready to capture wha...

This letter is published in Crown Media East Africa to keep Ugandans informed about ongoing government initiatives and the truth behind our economic strategies "President Museveni Addresses Coffee Sector Developments and Rationalization Policies" President Museveni's Letter on Coffee Fellow Ugandans, especially the Bazzukulu, greetings. The Church of Uganda Prayer Book, page 30, says: "They left undone what they ought to have done and they did what they ought not to have done, and there is no truth in them." The persistent falsehoods about the rationalization of parasitic and irrational agencies follow that logic. Some of these agencies were created under the NRM government when the economy was struggling and public servants were poorly paid. Some people are motivated only by personal remuneration, so we tactically allowed some government efforts to be executed outside departmental structures, paying higher salaries. This led to the creation of agencies like th...

 Speaker Among's ‘Tribal’ Comment Sparks Outcry Amid UCDA Merger Debate By Crown Media East Africa Reporter KAMPALA – Parliament Speaker Anita Among is under public scrutiny following a hot microphone incident during Tuesday’s plenary session, where she inadvertently broadcast remarks perceived as ‘tribal’ in tone amid debate over a contentious proposal to merge the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) with the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry, and Fisheries (MAAIF). The technical oversight by Parliament’s team has reignited accusations of bias, with critics questioning her impartiality in a debate that has already seen considerable opposition from lawmakers. The UCDA, established in 1991 to regulate Uganda’s coffee sector, has been pivotal in revitalizing coffee production and promoting Ugandan coffee internationally. With coffee as one of Uganda’s top foreign exchange earners, the authority provides essential support to farmers through training, research, and qualit...

 16 NUP Supporters Sentenced to Five Years After Admitting Plot to Overthrow Government, Possessing Bombs By Harto Agathon, Crown Media East Africa Kampala—The General Court Martial in Makindye has sentenced 16 supporters of the National Unity Platform (NUP) to five years in prison after they admitted to attempting to overthrow the Government of Uganda and possessing 13 pieces of explosives. The group confessed to the charges during court proceedings, a development that surprised many given the political sensitivity of the case. The court, chaired by Brig. Gen. Freeman Mugabe, handed down the sentence, but noted that the convicts had already spent three years and eight months on remand. As a result, they will now serve an additional three months and 22 days in prison. The 16 NUP supporters were arrested in connection with a plot to use explosives to destabilize the government, part of what authorities called an orchestrated attempt to incite widespread unrest. Their admission of gu...

 NRM’s Barbara Nekesa Calls on Religious Leaders to Champion Wealth Creation in Fight Against Poverty By : Bwire Jonathan: The crown media East Africa  Busia, Uganda – October , 2024 NRM National Treasurer, Ambassador Barbara Nekesa, has called upon religious leaders to incorporate the message of wealth creation in their sermons to help fight poverty, urging them to use their platforms to encourage congregations to engage in income-generating activities. She made these remarks  while hosting a delegation of religious leaders from Busia District at the NRM Secretariat in Kampala. Nekesa highlighted the vital role that religious leaders play in influencing their communities, noting that they have the trust and authority needed to drive change. “The fight against poverty cannot be won without you, the religious leaders. As you preach about God, please also tell our people to engage in production for both food and money, so they can live happily. Our people trust you so much,...

UPDF’s Evolving Role in Regional Security and National Development By Harto Agathon, Crown Media East Africa Kampala, October 2024 – The Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), General Muhoozi, outlined the Uganda People's Defence Forces' (UPDF) unwavering commitment to maintaining peace and security in Africa, reaffirming the military’s Pan-African values during a recent press engagement. His comments addressed the UPDF’s expanding role in response to the challenges of both the evolving global environment and the operational demands within the African context. Pan-African Collective Security General Muhoozi emphasized the UPDF’s dedication to helping other African nations address security issues, underscoring the historical principle of collective defence, rooted in the decolonization period and promoted by the Organization of African Unity (OAU), the predecessor to the African Union (AU). > “In accordance with our Pan-Africanist orientation and background, we will continue to help ...

 Hidden Treasures Beneath Bukeddi: Curse or Blessing? By Harto Agathon, The Crown Media East Africa In the eastern part of Uganda, a lucrative secret has long been whispered about the Bukeddi sub-region. Much like the resource-rich yet impoverished Karamoja, Bukeddi and neighboring districts such as Busia and Namayingo are rumored to sit atop vast mineral deposits, believed to include gold,  and other precious resources. Yet, despite these hidden treasures, the region remains one of the poorest in Uganda. Bukeddi, ranked as the second poorest region after Karamoja, faces a stark contrast between its potential wealth and its everyday reality. The rumors that the entire district of Busia, in particular, lies on top of a fortune have sparked the imaginations of fortune hunters, foreign investors, and even powerful political forces. However, the question remains: Are these mineral treasures a blessing or a curse for the people of the region? Wealth Beneath the Surface Mineral reso...

Harto Agathon Contributor, Crown Media East Africa   Museveni: The Bush Fighter Who Shaped Regional Peace from Congo to Sudan President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni of Uganda has long been a figure synonymous with peace and stability in East and Central Africa. His decades in power have given him an enduring legacy, not only within Uganda but across a volatile region that stretches from the war-torn jungles of Congo to the conflict-ridden deserts of Sudan. This reputation was recently highlighted by former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a memoir, where he described Museveni as "that ancient bush fighter who is so important for the peace of the region." Johnson's remark is not only a reflection of Museveni's historical role as a freedom fighter but a recognition of his continued significance in the geopolitical stability of East Africa. While many view Museveni primarily through the lens of Uganda’s internal politics, his influence on regional security has been profound ...

By :Harto Agathon: The crown media East Africa  SBC TOP Brigade’s Influence: Will Ouma Patrick Outshine NRM’s Rising Stars  As the 2026 general elections approach, Samia Bugwe Central finds itself at the heart of political tensions. While the National Resistance Movement (NRM) primaries are set to be highly competitive, with frontrunners Osinya James and Musawo Mbaha challenging incumbents Nyangweso and Hamala, an independent contender, Ouma Patrick, is emerging as a serious threat. Opinion polls indicate Ouma’s growing support, especially if he secures the backing of the SBC TOP Brigade, a youth-driven political movement with the potential to reshape the region's future. Osinya James and Musawo Mbaha: NRM’s Internal Contest Osinya James and Musawo Mbaha are both entering the NRM primaries with significant momentum. Osinya has presented himself as a pragmatic candidate, promising to unify the party and address internal divisions. He is focused on healing fractures within the N...

 Busia's Independence Eve Tensions Highlight Local Discontent Despite Military Parade Success Story by : Harto Agathon for The Crown Media East Africa . Busikho, Busia District – On the eve of Uganda’s Independence Day celebrations, a meeting held between district leaders and Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has sparked public outcry in Busia. The meeting, which brought together constituency MPs, sub-county leaders, parish chiefs, and district officials, was marred by allegations of corruption and neglect. Locals accused their leaders of demanding money to facilitate access to the Parish Development Model (PDM) program, a government initiative aimed at poverty alleviation. Constituency MPs were also criticized for failing to represent their constituents’ interests in parliament. During the meeting, several leaders asked for forgiveness from the prime minister, who adopted a stern tone. Nabbanja, once a Resident District Commissioner (RDC) in Busia, made it clear that she was familia...

 Museveni Summons US Ambassador Over Alleged Meddling and Opposition Support By :Harto Agathon; The crown media East Africa: Kampala  President Yoweri Museveni has called for a meeting with the U.S. Ambassador to Uganda, William Popp, in the wake of the country’s Independence Day celebrations (October 9). The meeting is set to address concerns over the conduct of the U.S. Embassy in Kampala. Insiders reveal that President Museveni is displeased with the embassy’s apparent collaboration with the opposition, providing them with financial and strategic support. Key figures, including Political Officer Shirm Christopher and the CIA station chief in Uganda, have reportedly been involved in these activities. The U.S. Embassy is also accused of supporting civil society organizations (CSOs) promoting LGBTQ rights and other initiatives perceived as attempts to undermine the Ugandan government. Additionally, the embassy has allegedly imposed sanctions on government and security official...

By : Harto Agathon: The crown media East Africa: Busia  General muhoozi, greetings pupils at dabani General Muhoozi Inspects Independence Celebration Preparations in Busia Amid Tensions Over Misuse of Government Funds General Muhoozi traveled to Busia to inspect the preparations for the upcoming Independence Day celebration, which is set to take place at Busikho Primary School. Upon arrival, he was welcomed by some area leaders, who appeared panicky, fearing an imminent arrest over allegations of misuse of government funds and programs. With smiles betraying their guilty conscience, they greeted the general, even when it wasn't necessary. During the visit, General Muhoozi commended the participants for their dedication to incorporating new aspects of military marching and songs. He praised the band for mastering the new repertoire and encouraged them to maintain the high standard. The celebration is expected to be graced by President Yoweri Museveni.

By Harto Agathon, Crown Media East Africa General Muhoozi recently declared, "If ANYBODY is STUPID enough to attack us here in our country, I can only promise them hell, destruction, and defeat!! Afghanistan would look like a nice picnic compared to our Resistance. Our fathers showed us the way, sacrifice is better than slavery." This powerful statement provides a window into the military and political stance of Uganda’s leadership. Below, we examine the implications of his message from both a military and political perspective. Military Analysis 1. Psychological Deterrence: General Muhoozi's statement serves as a powerful tool for psychological deterrence. By suggesting that any potential conflict would surpass the severity of Afghanistan, it is meant to instill fear in adversaries and dissuade any form of aggression. This rhetoric aims to highlight the readiness of the country to respond with overwhelming force. 2. Demonstration of Military Capability: The assertion imp...

By Harto Agathon: The crown media East Africa; Kampala  Breaking News: General Muhoozi Warns of Imminent Confrontation with US Ambassador Kampala, Uganda — In a bold and direct statement, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba has warned of a serious confrontation with the current US Ambassador to Uganda if a personal apology is not issued to President Yoweri Museveni by Monday morning at 9:00 am. General Muhoozi accused the ambassador of "disrespecting our beloved and celebrated President" and of "undermining the constitution of Uganda." He will leave on Monday if he doesn't personally apologize to Mzee Addressing fellow Ugandans, General Muhoozi expressed his determination to stand up against perceived diplomatic overreach. "Fellow Ugandans, it is my solemn duty to announce to you all that we as a nation are about to have a serious confrontation with the current US Ambassador to our country," Muhoozi declared. "For disrespecting our beloved and celebrated ...

The Power of the Party Flagbearer in a Multiparty Democracy: A Case Study of Samia Bugwe Central By Harto Agason : The crown media East Africa: Busia Uganda    The Power of the Party Flagbearer in a Multiparty Democracy: A Case Study of Samia Bugwe Central In the dynamic political landscape of Uganda, multiparty democracy offers a complex interplay of power, influence, and authority. The recent developments in Samia Bugwe Central Constituency provide a compelling illustration of how party politics can influence governance and representation. In the 2021 elections, incumbent Denis Nyangweso, after losing the NRM primaries to Hamala Richard, chose to contest as an independent candidate—and eventually won. As Uganda prepares to celebrate its Independence Day in Busia, Samia Bugwe Central, the tension between the incumbent and the NRM flagbearer highlights the lasting power of party structures in Uganda’s multiparty democracy. The NRM Flagbearer: Power Beyond Electoral Loss In Sam...