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©️  A woman in your life will either build you up or drag you down—there is no in-between. The sooner you learn this, the faster you’ll filter out the parasites from the real partners. A liability costs you time, money, and peace, while an asset brings value, loyalty, and support. Here are 10 ways to know whether she’s a liability or an asset: A Liability Woman: 1. She’s Expensive with No Value – Always expecting you to pay, provide, and finance her lifestyle but brings nothing to the table. 2. She’s Emotionally Draining – Full of drama, arguments, and attention-seeking nonsense that distracts you from your purpose. 3. She Seeks Validation from the World – Always half-naked online, addicted to likes, and obsessed with impressing strangers instead of respecting her man. 4. She Competes Instead of Complements – Wants to "be the boss" and prove she doesn’t need a man while still depending on one. 5. She Disrespects You – Talks back, belittles you, and makes you feel ...

By Sam Caleb Opio Mr Mathias Bwamiki admitted in Kamuli General Hospital after his wife, Kevina Nabirye (inset), with whom he has four children cut of his genitals. PHOTOS/ SAM CALEB OPIO. Kamuli Chief Magistrate’s court has sentenced a 35-year-old woman to 20 years in prison for attempted murder after she was convicted of cutting off her husband’s genitals. Court heard that Kevina Nabirye, a mother of four cut off the genitals of Mathias Bwamiki, to whom she has been married for the last 10 years after accusing him of poor performance in bed and infidelity. The February 18, 2025 incident is said to have happened at around 11pm in their marital home in Buguwa village in Kamuli District. Delivering his judgment to a fully-packed court on Wednesday, February 26 after visiting ailing Bwamiki in Kamuli General Hospital, the chief magistrate, Paul Owino said Nabirye pleaded guilty to the charges of attempted murder...

Photos: Ruth Achan, wife of fugitive LRA commander Joseph Kony, alongside their children, Maisa Amu, Betty Akidi, and Pope Kony, at Entebbe International Airport on February 26, 2025.  They were received overnight Wednesday by Uganda’s State Minister for Northern Uganda, Kenneth Omona, after being repatriated from the Central African Republic.  The family is set to be resettled in Gulu, while Kony remains on the run with a Shs17b US bounty on his head. Source: Monitor. #iip_updates  #Information_is_Power  #we_inform_the_uninformed

It will be coming to Maracha East Constituency, Maracha District courtesy of MP Aspirant Mr Adima Patrick. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1D8QqHu8tJ/ 📸: Staffs of the farm in a group photo. Copied . Mr. Adima Patrick's 2026-2031 campaign theme for MP Maracha East Constituency, "Income for Prosperity," is built on a proven track record of success. His unwavering support for the government's 4-acre commercial agriculture projects, as echoed by The President of The Republic of Uganda, is a practical example, and this has already started to bear fruit in other districts. Now, Adima Patrick is committed to replicating these successful programs in Maracha District. The 4-acre commercial agriculture projects, which have been instrumental in promoting commercial agriculture and improving household incomes in other districts, will be launched in Maracha District. These projects are designed to provide farmers with the skills, knowledge, and resources needed to ...

Story by Peter Charalambous and Lucien Bruggeman  . Wednesday, February 26, 2025 3:03AM Trump says his Republican administration is "trying to find out if people are working." A federal judge is ordering the Trump administration to dole out millions of dollars to multiple nonprofit groups, determining the Trump administration violated the terms of a temporary restraining order issued two weeks ago regarding freezing foreign aid. Judge Amir Ali, a Biden-era appointee, excoriated Trump administration attorneys during a lengthy hearing on Tuesday over its failure to pay the groups for work they conducted prior to President Trump's Jan. 20 executive order, which froze all foreign aid for 90 days. Ali also signed an order to enforce a temporary restraining order he signed on Feb. 13, ruling the groups must be paid by 11:59 p.m. Wednesday. "Plaintiffs submitted evidence that defendants have not lifted the suspension or freeze of funds as the [temporary restrain...

📸: The poster. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/15gyAYm9yN/ Mr Adima contested during NRM Party primary election on Friday 4-September-2020 but he lost the flag to Hon Ruth Lematia Molly Ondoru. Below here are the results from Maracha East Constituency NRM Primary election for MP position in 2020; Hon Ruth Lematia Molly Ondoru garnered 12,194 votes. Adima Patrick garnered 10,118 votes. Angualia L. Richard garnered  2,106 votes. William garnered 813 votes. https://x.com/Info_is_Powah/status/1894350351676961164 As the general election approaches next year February-2026, Mr Adima Patrick joins the list of Aduma Yeero Justus, Mawa J Collines, Aliti Tom Candia, Mawa John, Acidri James and several other upcoming candidates who are tussling to remove the incumbent MP Hon Ruth Lematia Molly Ondoru who will make 80 years of Age next year. https://www.instagram.com/p/DGfpKQiN4sL/ #iip_updates  #Information_is_Power  #we_inform_the_uninformed

📸: Courtesy Photo on the Fight Against Corruption. As Uganda enters the election season, it is crucial for citizens to actively participate in selecting leaders who demonstrate integrity, transparency, and accountability. Corruption has long been a serious issue undermining our nation's progress—crippling service delivery, obstructing development projects, and widening inequality. The power to bring about change lies in the hands of voters. Ugandans must carefully evaluate candidates beyond their campaign promises and flashy speeches. Consider their past records: - Have they been involved in corruption scandals? - Have they mismanaged public resources? - Do they promote transparency and good governance? - Are they committed to justice and fairness? Leaders with a history of defending corruption or misusing public funds should be rejected at the ballot box. Electing such individuals only perpetuates a cycle of impunity and dishonesty within public offices. Instead, Ugan...

📸: The teenager Dramadri Collins. Courtesy Photo. Dramadri Collins, an orphaned teenager from Nyadule Cell, Ombaci Ward in Agaii Town Council, Maracha Constituency in Maracha District is apparently in a dilemma after Kuluva hospital demanded for 2,000,000 Shs to splint his bended right leg. This dilemma came at a time when a good Samaritan in the names of Andiru Juliet, who has been taking care of Dramadei, was preparing to take him to join S.1 after passing well in 2024 PLE Exams. 📸: Medical form of Dramadri Collins. The teenage boy and the good Samaritan Andiru Juliet are now seeking for financial support from well wishers to cater for his medical bills at the tune of 2m Shs. Any well wisher can call +256 773 908568 for more information. #iip_updates  #Information_is_Power  #we_inform_the_uninformed

By Vincent Govule. The students of Maracha secondary School today Friday 21 Feb are on strike over what they described as Lack of water and power for studies in the school. The students added that they lack adequate food and also demand immediate transfer of the geography teacher. In the mean time, the students have refused to attend classes until their grievances are addressed. They have scattered on the compound and others have moved to neighboring trading centers like Ovujo and Nyoro.  We are following closely we shall keep you updated.

Written By Maracha East Constituency MP Aspirant Mawa J Collines. Dear Mr. President, *Subject: What Ugandans expect in regards to Besigye.*  I have   read your letter and appreciate you taking the time to provide clarity on this matter. Your leadership has been a defining force in shaping Uganda’s history, and I acknowledge your commitment to stability and national security. I completely agree with you that no one who commits a crime against the State should be forgiven without due process. The law must apply to all, and those who act against it should be held accountable.  However, accountability must be accompanied by fairness. If we are to uphold the principles of justice and democracy, then every accused person, regardless of their political standing, should be given the opportunity to defend themselves in a court of law. Mr. President, as I reflect on what we learned in school about your journey to leadership, I recall how you stood against injusti...

Listen up, Men! Gambling is CRIPPLING. ©️  https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1H3habumQo/ You think you’re about to change your life with one lucky bet? Nah, bro—you’re about to wreck it. Gambling is the fastest way to stay broke while chasing the illusion of wealth. It’s the shortcut that leads straight to the longest road of regret. It’s the drug that feels like hope but always delivers disappointment. I’ve seen strong men turn into beggars because of gambling.   I’ve seen fathers lose their family’s food money chasing a jackpot that never came.   I’ve seen young men with potential waste their time, energy, and last kobo on a dream that the house NEVER lets them win.   Let’s be real: The casino was not built for you to win. The betting site does not exist to make YOU rich. If that were the case, they’d be out of business. The game is RIGGED, and you’re the willing victim.   Here are brutal 4 truths about gambling : 1. The house al...

Fellow Ugandans, especially the Bazzukulu. I have seen the concern by some Ugandans regarding the remanding of Dr. Besigye for the very serious offences, he is alleged to have been planning. If you want a stable country, the more correct question, should be: “Naye Dr.Besigye bamukwatila ki? Why was Dr.Besigye arrested?” The answer to that is a quick trial so that facts come out. Otherwise, you are promoting insecurity which is very dangerous for the country. Nobody in the world can easily give us lectures on reconciliation and forgiveness because that is part of our doctrine right from the 1960s. However, our strategy and doctrine are also based on accountability by the mistake makers ─ especially those who kill Ugandans. We are now able to remember Janani Luwum, Benedicto Kiwanuka, Kiingo Chemonges, Edward Mutesa, etc., moving through a peaceful Uganda and travelling on good tarmac roads, because the freedom fighters sacrificed themselves and defeated Idi Amin and all the ...

By Debo Ronald. All the glory goes to the Almighty God amidst all the fights, trials and tribulations. Today, I received early retirement permission from the Ministry of Public Service, effective 28th February 2025. It has not been easy but I want to thank God for this far he has brought me! Special thanks go to HE Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the PS Ministry of Public Service and commissioners, ISO, NRM secretariat, Management and Staff of Arua Regional Referal Hospital, my lawyers, and most importantly the gallant supporters and voters of Arua Central Division, you prayed earnestly and God has answered your prayers, I have come to know that politics is a war to some politicians, it's a fight but I want to assure you that those of us who are peaceful are more than the violent and we will win this race peacefully because we have the numbers, the ideology, the message, the strategy and surely God is on our side. We are the winning team; we are ushering the leadership that God...

📸: Mawa J Collines, Courtesy Photo. 16-Feb-2025. *Janani Luwum Day: Was it worth it?*  Today, as I attended a prayer service at St. Paul’s Chapel, Gulu University, I fought back tears as the life of Archbishop Janani Luwum and the brutal way he met his death were narrated.  In reality, I did not cry for the man of God who now rests in eternal peace. I cried for what his sacrifice has come to mean in a Uganda that still bleeds. I sat there, my heart heavy, asking myself: Was his death in vain? He spoke against injustice, knowing it would cost him everything. He died for the truth, believing in a Uganda where righteousness would one day prevail. But as I looked around, I wondered; has that day ever come? Will it ever come? I thought about the leaders God once sent us; men like Ben Kiwanuka, who stood for justice and paid with his life. I wondered why God used to raise such leaders, but now He has stopped. Where are the fearless voices today? Where are the men and wo...

📸: Ayivu East Central Police Station. Photo by Osuta Yusuf, Our News Reporter. Story by Osuta Yusuf.  11-Feb-2025. 📸: Ayivu East Division Central Police Station Signpost. A 26-years old Bayitiyo Kevin a mother of twins from Moyo District who has been married to Mr Titia Ismail in Oyoo Cell, Oluodri Ward in Ayivu East Constituency in Arua City is struggling to get Justice after her husband burnt to death, one of the twins and even decided to chase her away in December 2024. 📸: SD Reference of the case. The police in Ayivu East Constituency Police Post on 5-Feb-2025, decided to register the murder case, as assault under the SD Reference of 28/5/02/2025. 📸: Bayitiyo Kevin, the victim expressing how she was strangled by her husband who is now on the run. During an interview on 11-Feb-2025 with Baiti Kevin, mother of the twins, she expressed frustration and pain over how the police at Manibe, which is the central police station for Ayivu East Constituency pol...