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  1. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Happening now: Museveni Attends First Sitting of Uganda’s 12th Parliament at Kololo: Speaker and Deputy Speaker Election Set

    Photo credit: Nilepost President Yoweri Museveni has arrived at the Kololo Ceremonial Grounds as the 12th Parliament of Uganda convenes today for its First Sitting.
  2. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda NRM CEC Endorses Oboth Oboth for Speaker, Tayebwa for Deputy

    The NRM Central Executive Committee sitting at State House in Entebbe has endorsed Jacob Oboth Oboth and Thomas Tayebwa as the ruling party’s candidates for speaker and deputy speaker respectively. The party’s top organ recommended to the parliamentary caucus Oboth’s name owing to his proven...
  3. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Happening now: KCCA Speaker Election Underway at City Hall

    The election of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Council for the 2026–2031 term is underway at City Hall. The sitting follows yesterday’s swearing-in of the Lord Mayor and newly elected councillors. The Speakership race is between NUP John Mary...
  4. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Muhoozi Re-Endorses Tayebwa for Deputy Speakership as PLU Power Play Shapes Speaker Race

    Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and Chairman of the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU), Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has backed Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa once again, in a dramatic twist within the ongoing battle for the leadership of the 12th Parliament, he has made this remark on his X...
  5. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Catherine Lamwaka joins race for Deputy Speaker, pledges to “restore lost hope”

    Omoro District Woman MP Catherine Lamwaka has officially declared her bid for the position of Deputy Speaker of Parliament, saying her candidacy seeks to “resurrect the lost hope” among the people of Omoro District and Uganda at large, as she pledges to work alongside the incoming Speaker to...
  6. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Who is Jacob Oboth-Oboth, “The Loyal” Figure Linked to Uganda’s Speaker Race?

    The Chief of Defence Forces, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has sparked fresh political debate after publicly praising senior government minister Hon. Jacob Marksons Oboth-Oboth and endorsing him as a preferred candidate for the Speakership of the 2026–2031 Parliament under the Patriotic League of Uganda...
  7. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s Decisive Hand: CDF Wields Power to Reshape Uganda’s Next Speaker Race

    General Muhoozi Kainerugaba(CDF) In a dramatic turn that has sent shockwaves through Uganda’s political establishment, Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba has emerged as the central figure dictating the race for Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the 12th Parliament. As Chairman...
  8. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Speaker, Deputy Speaker Elections Set for May 25 as 12th Parliament Takes Shape

    Uganda’s Parliament has confirmed that the election of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker for the 12th Parliament will take place on May 25, 2026, shortly after the completion of the MPs’ swearing-in ceremony and the first sitting of the new House. The announcement comes as the newly elected...
  9. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Patriotic League of Uganda Withdraws earlier Endorsement for Speaker and Deputy Speaker

    The Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) has formally withdrawn its earlier support for Rt. Hon. Anita Annet Among and Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa as candidates for Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the 12th Parliament of Uganda. In a press statement issued today and signed by PLU General Secretary David...
  10. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda “I don’t want to be president”, Speaker Anita Among reassures Ugandans

    Parliament Speaker Anita Among has become the latest in a long line of presumptive or declared suitors, stretching from Dr Kizza Besigye in 2001, through Amama Mbabazi in 2016. Ms Among, last month, gave the talk of eyeing the Uganda presidency a wide berth, reinforcing the belief that the top...
  11. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Speaker Among Receives Shs3.4 Billion Rolls-Royce Ride

    The Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among, has reportedly acquired a new Rolls-Royce Cullinan 2025 model valued at about £440,000 (approximately Shs2.2 billion), according to a report by the Weekend Monitor. The luxury SUV was allegedly airlifted from the United Kingdom last month. 📸: Image...
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    JamiiForums Tanzania Ile adhabu shuleni ya kuvalishwa kibao cha Swahili Speaker ilikuwa jau sana

    Leo bhana, katika pitapita zangu za hapa na pale, nikaangukia shule fulani, Basi bana, nikakutana na mwanafunzi kapendeza zake, lakini shingoni kavaa bango kubwa limeandikwa “Swahili Speaker”. Aisee! Hapo hapo akili ikafanya flashback kali moja kwa moja nikarudi enzi za 2003 hadi 2009...
  13. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Anita Among Dismisses Presidential Ambition rumors : Purchases running kits worth UGX 100M

    Speaker of Parliament Anita Among has firmly dismissed ongoing speculation about her potential bid for the presidency, saying she neither has the desire nor the capacity to take on the country’s top leadership role. Speaking candidly, Among downplayed the rumors, emphasizing her personal...
  14. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Speaker Anita Among seeks 7 year term for MPs and President.

    While in Kyankwanzi, the Speaker of Parliament Anita Among revived the move to extend the term of office for all political leaders in Uganda from Five to Seven
  15. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Muhoozi Urges Norbert Mao to Drop Bid for Speaker of Uganda’s 12th Parliament

    Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has respectfully asked Democratic Party (DP) President and Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister Norbert Mao to withdraw his candidacy for Speaker of the 12th Parliament, suggesting that “better positions” await him. The...
  16. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Speaker of Parliament Anita Among Mourns Mother-in-Law

    The Speaker of Parliament Anita Annet Among is mourning the loss of her mother-in-law, Mama Nakisuyi Ruth Biribawa Safia, who passed away on Wednesday at Kampala Hospital. In a message shared with friends, family, and colleagues, Among expressed deep sorrow over the death of the family...
  17. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Deputy Speaker of Parliament clarifies on the ownership of land around St Balikudembe Market(Owino Market)

    Deputy Speaker of parliament has today via his X clarified on the ownership of land around round st Balikudembe market and the recent demolitions in that area. Thomas Tayebwa via X platform “I have seen various social media posts and received numerous inquiries seeking clarification on my...
  18. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Speaker Anita Among Says Sanctions Were for Defending Uganda’s Values

    Speaker of Parliament Anita Among has stated that international sanctions imposed on her were a result of her efforts to defend Uganda’s cultural and moral values. Speaking publicly, she recalled the period when the Anti-Homosexuality Bill was being debated, noting that many feared approaching...
  19. JamiiForums Tanzania, JamiiForums Uganda Just In: Gen. Yoweri Museveni Endorses Anita Among for Speaker

    The National resistance Movement Secretary General Hon. Richard Todwong has confirmed that Gen. Yoweri Museveni has endorsed CEC resolutions confirming Anita Among and Thomas Tayebwa as Speaker and Deputy Speaker respectively as NRM candidate for upcoming speakership race for the 12th...
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    JamiiForums Tanzania Kwanini kumekuwa na motivation speaker wengi Sasa hivi hasa katika uwekezaji wa hisa, hatifungani

    Wadau tutafakari wote pamoja,kwanin Sasa hivi kumekuwa na wanaojita washauri wa uwekezaji wengi hasa,wanashauri mambo ya hisa,hatifungani Kwani hawashauri watu wawekeze katika uwekezaji wa viwanda na biashara Kuna nini nyuma Hadi uhamasishaji umekua mkubwa Kila mtu nimshauri wekeza kwenye...
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