Scandal at NIRA as complainants seek for help from CDF Muhoozi

 MAJOR CORRUPTION SCANDAL IN NIRA AS ED ROSEMERY KISEMBO IS EXPOSED

We patriotic cadres of Uganda are begging you sir Afande CDF mkainerugaba to begin with National Identification and Registration Authority that swindled money meant to give us IDs, and up to now no delivery has been made despite all the promises that were given to Ugandans.

Government released money for IDs, but it has allegedly been eaten, and the work it was meant to do is still very slow, frustrating millions of Ugandans who depend on these IDs for daily survival and access to services.

We can no longer access our details from NIRA staff. The ID system is now the only one authorized to give us our own details, which does not make sense at all and has made the process even more complicated and unfair to ordinary citizens.

IDs are now more expensive, as it is being said that only those with connections to the ED can easily get NINs, leaving the common Ugandan stranded and helpless in a system that is supposed to serve everyone equally.

There are also serious allegations of bribery in the process of obtaining IDs, where some people are forced to pay in order to be helped, something that defeats the entire purpose of a national identification system.

NIRA procured many machines, but they failed to work in the field and have not helped improve service delivery. This raises serious questions—where did they procure them from and who approved such procurements?

They were given money to recruit staff, but up to now they remain understaffed, which has worsened the delays and inefficiency. Who swindled this money meant for recruitment?

We have come to learn that even in the recruitment,there was massive bribery and corruption that ended up in people without the required skills,this has tremendously impinged on the success of registration.It is worth noting that more people were not happy with some of the workers recruited at parish ,subcounty levels..etc.It is vivid that people who were recruited with responsibility of data entry were in most cases not having the skills ,greatly delaying the process.They was even gross bribery at the registration where even non ugandans paid alot of money to get registered as Ugandans.

There are also concerns about unpaid salaries among NIRA staff, which has affected morale and service delivery, making the situation even worse.

Any complaints to the Minister are ignored, and it is said this is because of close connections, which leaves Ugandans with nowhere else to run for help.

We are appealing to Muhoozi Kainerugaba to intervene and help Ugandans because the situation has gone out of hand and needs urgent attention.

Help us handle ED Rosemary Kisembo the way you handled Internal Affairs, because Ugandans are suffering and losing trust in a very important national institution.

...For God and My country.....

Col.Aron Namushebwa appointed as new I charge of operations and intelligence in 33rd military region

 

Colonel Aron Namushebwa has been appointed Operations and Intelligence Officer in the 33rd Military Region, based in Uvira.

Colonel Aron Namushebwa is a Tutsi/Banyamulenge.

We have come to learn the there is discontentment inside the top brass of wazalendo over his appointment and claim that it is unacceptable!

....wait for much on this issue tommorow,as we gather more intelligence info.....

Four senior UPDF officers have been charged before the General Court Martial in Makindye over allegations of misusing operational fuel for personal benefit.

 Four senior UPDF officers have been charged before the General Court Martial in Makindye over allegations of misusing operational fuel for personal benefit. The accused; Brig Gen James Barigye Ruheesi, Col David Ocitti Kidega, Maj Innocent Kikongo Mugumya, and Capt Kenneth Labwon Kinyera, have denied the charges. Prosecution alleges the officers diverted about 27,000 litres of diesel for personal use between July 2022 and December 2023 in Kampala and Jinja. The Court, chaired by Brig Gen Richard Tukachungurwa, has adjourned the matter to May 29, 2026, for mention..

o May 29, 2026, for mention.

General Sultani Makenga chaired a strategic meeting with livestock farmers in Goma

General Sultani Makenga chairs strategic meeting with livestock farmers in Goma ,  participated in a meeting with authorities of the AFC/M23 movement in Goma on Saturday, April 25, 2026. This meeting is part of an ongoing dialogue aimed at strengthening collaboration between local stakeholders and authorities in areas under the movement's control. The proceedings were chaired by Major General Sultani Makenga, Chief of Staff of the Congolese Revolutionary Army (ARC). During his address, Major General Sultani Makenga called on livestock farmers of all persuasions to promote peaceful coexistence and strict adherence to livestock farming regulations in the various affected areas. He also urged them to actively participate in efforts to consolidate lasting peace. This meeting also allowed participants to freely express their concerns, particularly those related to their work. The authorities present provided them with answers and guidance. Following the discussions, the livestock farmers, who came from several localities, expressed their satisfaction with the initiative, which they consider an important forum for dialogue. They also reaffirmed their commitment to supporting efforts to combat negative practices and promote stability in the region.

Provincial representative in Butembo denounces the ban on heavy vehicles along kasindi-Butembo road!

Faced with the immobilization of numerous box-body trucks, provincial deputy Muhindo Musitu Chafi is advocating for an exceptional exemption to limit economic losses and security risks.

This request comes amid ongoing controversy surrounding the ban on oversized trucks on the Butembo-Kasindi route, a strategic road for supplying the region.

Several economic stakeholders are denouncing a measure with serious consequences for commercial activities, already weakened by insecurity.

ADF burns down the village of salate

According to sources from our military friends,the village of Salate, located about 25 km from Epulu, was reportedly attacked overnight from Friday to Saturday by elements attributed to the ADF.

According to initial reports, several houses were set on fire, reducing a large part of the village to ashes. The full extent of the damage and further details are still to be confirmed by official sources.

FARDC claims Neutralizing M23/RDF Fixed-Wing Military Drone (UAV) in MINEMBWE and Denounces Escalation Saturday, April 25, 2026,

According to OSINT collections and HUMINT reports ,the  Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) announced that they shot down a UAV belonging to the M23/RDF coalition in the northern highlands of Minembwe, in the Fizi territory of South Kivu province.

According to military sources, the aircraft was targeting positions held by the FARDC army in the village of Kakenge. It was intercepted and neutralized in mid-air before reaching its target, without causing any casualties or material damage.

In an official statement, Lieutenant Mbuyi Kalonji Reagan, spokesperson for Operation Sukola 2 South/South Kivu, denounced a "violation of international commitments," referring in particular to agreements governing the use of drones in conflict zones. The Congolese army accuses the M23/Rwandan Defence Forces (RDF) coalition of using these devices in operations that have already caused civilian casualties, notably in the Mikenge area, known as "Point Zero," during recent incidents.

Furthermore, the FARDC (Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo) claim to have captured a member of the Rwandan special forces during a counterattack in the same region of the Minembwe highlands, without providing further details on the circumstances of the capture. Faced with this situation, the Congolese army is attempting to reassure the public. She affirms her continued vigilance and determination to protect civilian populations and defend the country's territorial integrity against any form of aggression in this unstable part of eastern DRC.