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 Political Analysis: The Emerging Power Struggle in Samia Bugwe Central (SBC) By : Harto Agathon :The crown media East Africa  The political landscape of Samia Bugwe Central (SBC) is undergoing a significant transformation as the constituency prepares for the 2026 elections. At the center of this evolving scenario is the role of key political influencers, particularly Triple M and the SBC Top Brigade. The Rise and Role of Triple M: Triple M, headquartered in Milo Eight, has established itself as a formidable "camp within a camp" in the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party. Its influence is rooted in grassroots mobilization and its recent initiative to identify a suitable candidate to replace the incumbent MP, Denis Nyagweso. However, while Triple M holds considerable sway, it remains less influential compared to the broader SBC Top Brigade. Triple M’s candidate search began with Mbaha, whose initial promise faltered when he failed to deliver the funds necessary for campai...

 South Sudan’s President Kiir Urges Political Rivals to Begin Preparing for 2026 Elections Report by : Bwire Jonathan: The crown media East Africa  Juba, South Sudan – November 26, 2024 In a significant address during the 8th Governors Forum in Juba, President Salva Kiir called on his political opponents to begin preparing for the December 2026 elections. Acknowledging the urgency of the timeline, Kiir emphasized that with only 24 months remaining, those seeking to run against him should begin laying the groundwork for their campaigns. "Our commitment to lasting peace led to the extension of the Transitional Government of National Unity for another 24 months," Kiir stated. "To those interested in contesting, 24 months is not a long time. If you're not prepared, you'd better start preparing." The upcoming elections mark a pivotal moment for South Sudan as the country aims to transition from prolonged conflict to stable governance. South Sudan had initially pl...

  Breaking News: Alleged Witchcraft and Dark Practices Linked to Surge in Road Accidents Involving Political Leaders in Busia District Report by : Bwire  Jonathan: The crown media East Africa  Busia District, Uganda – Over the past three weeks, a series of dangerous road accidents involving political leaders in Busia District has led to the loss of innocent lives, sparking growing fears in the community. Allegations of witchcraft, human sacrifice, and the invocation of dark spirits have emerged, with some claiming that certain politicians may be resorting to such practices to secure power and favor ahead of the 2026 elections. Local residents and observers suggest that the accidents, occurring in quick succession, could be tied to these dark dealings, which some believe are being used to gain an upper hand in the fiercely competitive political environment. Calls for investigations are intensifying, with community leaders urging the government to intervene and address both...

 Why Uganda's 2026 Election is a Crucial Turning Point By Harto Agathon, Contributor, Crown Media East Africa The 2026 general election is poised to be one of the most pivotal in Uganda’s history. With President Yoweri Museveni nearing the conclusion of his current term at the age of 81, discussions on political transition and the country’s future leadership have taken center stage. Museveni’s tenure, spanning nearly four decades, has left an indelible mark on Uganda, but the upcoming election raises critical questions about succession, governance, and democracy. The President’s Age and Leadership Transition President Museveni, who has been in power since 1986, will be 81 years old by 2026. His age and the length of his tenure have sparked debates over his capacity to lead and the future of the National Resistance Movement (NRM). While Museveni’s leadership has been credited with fostering economic growth and stability, it has also been criticized for entrenching authoritarianism a...

 Why Uganda's Youth Must Take Keen Interest and Exercise Understanding in the 2026 Elections By Harto Agathon : The crown media East Africa  As Uganda approaches the 2026 elections, the youth—the nation's largest and most vibrant demographic—stand at a defining crossroads. With the power to shape Uganda's future, it is imperative for young people to exercise a heightened level of interest and understanding when electing leaders into office. The Weight of Youthful Influence Uganda's population is overwhelmingly youthful, with over 75% of citizens under the age of 30. This demographic holds immense electoral power and can influence policy priorities. However, this influence can only be meaningful if young voters approach the elections with seriousness, a thirst for knowledge, and a commitment to positive change. Lessons from the Past Uganda’s political landscape has often been marked by promises that fail to translate into tangible development. In some cases, leaders are ...

 By : Prince Kingsley: The crown media East Africa  Jake Paul Defeats Mike Tyson in a Thrilling Bout, Secures Victory by Unanimous Decision In a highly anticipated boxing match that captivated fans worldwide, Jake Paul secured a historic victory over the legendary Mike Tyson by unanimous decision. The bout, held in a packed arena, was a thrilling display of skill, determination, and sportsmanship. Paul, known for his transition from YouTube stardom to professional boxing, faced the formidable Tyson, a former heavyweight champion and one of the sport’s most iconic figures. Despite the age difference and Tyson’s legendary status, Paul showcased exceptional resilience, strategic movement, and precise punching to earn the judges’ favor. The fight saw Tyson exhibit flashes of his vintage power and relentless aggression, but Paul’s youthful energy and disciplined approach ultimately prevailed. After the decision was announced, Paul bowed respectfully to Tyson, acknowledging the infl...

 Crowds and Winning Elections: The Real Measure of Electoral Success By : Bwire Jonathan; The crown media East Africa  In politics, nothing quite electrifies a campaign like the sight of large, cheering crowds at rallies and public events. However, it’s a phenomenon as old as elections themselves: a huge turnout at public appearances does not guarantee the same numbers at the ballot box. The lessons learned, most recently in Kisoro, Uganda, where massive crowds for certain candidates didn’t translate into electoral victories, reveal that crowd sizes can be misleading as a measure of support. Let's examine why big gatherings don't always equal winning votes and explore what truly drives electoral success. 1. The Allure and Limitations of Crowds Crowds can give a false sense of security to political aspirants and their teams. Large audiences have a magnetic pull and create a powerful image of momentum and popularity, often amplified by the media and social platforms. However, th...

  By Bwire Jonathan: The crown media East Africa  President Museveni Criticizes Voters for Electing Leaders Who Fail to Monitor Government Programs In a pointed message aimed at Ugandan voters, President Yoweri Museveni criticized citizens who repeatedly elect leaders who fail to adequately monitor and support government initiatives aimed at public service and development. In his remarks, Museveni underscored the importance of electing responsible leaders, especially in rural constituencies, to ensure effective oversight of government programs designed to uplift communities. The President’s criticism comes amid widespread public debate over the performance of local leaders, especially regarding their role in implementing government programs such as the Parish Development Model (PDM) and other community development initiatives. According to Museveni, elected leaders play a crucial role in the success of these programs, and the choice of effective, committed representatives is k...

 Museveni: The Bismarck of Africa? Unpacking Uganda's "Iron Chancellor" By : prince Jk : The crown media East Africa. Kampala, Uganda - November 2024 Tonight, President Yoweri Museveni is set to address the Ugandan public, just a day after Parliament passed a controversial coffee bill amid an atmosphere of tension and chaos. Museveni, whose long tenure has shaped modern Uganda’s political and economic landscape, has frequently been likened to Otto von Bismarck, the 19th-century statesman who unified Germany. The comparison isn't a casual one; it highlights parallels in leadership styles, nation-building, and political pragmatism. Here, we explore the characteristics that make Museveni Africa’s "Iron Chancellor." Centralized Power and Nation-Building In the 19th century, Otto von Bismarck unified Germany under Prussian leadership, advocating for a strong central authority to guide the nation. Museveni’s approach to Uganda has mirrored this strategy of central...

 Mityana MP Francis Zaake Hospitalized After Scuffle in Parliament Over Security Concerns By: Bwire Jonathan:The crown media East Africa  Mityana Municipality Member of Parliament, Francis Zaake, was rushed to the hospital today after a scuffle broke out in Uganda’s Parliament during a plenary session. The confrontation reportedly erupted when Zaake raised an alarm about security concerns within the chambers. According to sources, Zaake alleged that some individuals who were not MPs had entered the House armed with firearms, which prompted a heated exchange with fellow legislators. The incident highlights rising tensions over security within Uganda's legislative chambers. As of now, details on Zaake’s condition remain unclear, and it is unknown if any further measures will be taken to address the security concerns he raised. Parliament officials have yet to release an official statement regarding the altercation and the allegations raised by Zaake. This development has stirred...