EMBOOZI MUKATI WANGADYA AKAABA,DR KULTHUM ATABUSE, NABANJA CLEANING DAY

Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) Chairperson Mariam Wangadya faced intense grilling before a parliamentary committee over multiple allegations.The Charges She was scrutinized for alleged failures regarding human rights protection, alongside accusations of asset mismanagement specifically the alleged theft of a government vehicle and a generator that she reportedly moved during an interrogation, prompting her to issue an apology to the President. 2. Dr. Kulthum vs. Nalongo MakulaThe Issue: A fresh celebrity-social feud is brewing as Dr. Kulthum has publicly promised to drag Nalongo Makula to the police. Dr. Kulthum accused Makula of bad behavior and misconduct within the community, criticizing her for allegedly projecting a false image of being a staunch, pious Muslim while conducting herself otherwise in private. Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja announced a mandatory National Cleaning Day, slated for the last Saturday of every month (requiring temporary business shutdowns and restricted vehicle movement between specific morning hours). The directive drew heavy criticism and mixed reactions from citizens. Critics argued that because many local roads and infrastructure are poorly maintained or entirely untarmacked, sweeping or "cleaning" dirt roads is impractical since "you cannot clean something that is inherently destroyed or dusty." 4. The Mysterious Will of the Late King David School HeadmasterThe Issue: Following the death of the director and headmaster of King David School, family tensions boiled over after his will was read. Surviving family members were left shocked and questioning his decisions after the will revealed that he bequeathed virtually all of his properties and assets exclusively to the wife he had been living with, leaving extended family members empty-handed.