Abdu Katuntu
Finally; Katuntu hands over COSASE to Munyagwa
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Munyagwa to miss Kasibante in COSASE as Kadaga rejects his appointment
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Trouble in Parliament, Kadaga favors Katuntu committee over Munyagwa
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Defiance in parliament as COSASE Overlooks Museveni’s proposal to hold BOU Inquiry in camera
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National
Shock as Bagyenda flees country amid parliamentary investigation
COSASE are in shock after one of the persons of interest in an investigation into activities of Central Bank, also former Central Bank Executive Director Supervision Justine Bagyenda flee the country without their knowledge.
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
MP Collapses in Parliament, Rushed to the Hospital
Angelina Osege, Soroti Woman Member of parliament has been rushed to hospital after collapsing in parliament. Osega collapsed in the chambers of parliament after being assaulted by a Plain clothed Security officer.
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
Ugandans Praise COSASE over 6 Billion Handshake Findings
The committee has since been interfacing with the beneficiaries as well as President Yoweri Museveni who Okayed the payment.
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
I Received 123M to be witness- Energy Ministry official reveals
The Parliamentary Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) is this morning meeting officials from the Ministry of Energy and mineral development over the infamous 6bn presidential handshake.
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
Parliament Recovers 1 Billion Shillings from Chinese Firm
COSASE Hon. Abdu Katuntu has confirmed that over 1 Billion shillings that had been paid out to some Chinese Company has been recovered.
Story by Howwe Editor
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Politics
Members of the 10th Parliament Undergo Orientation on Rules of Procedure
Today marks day two and final day of the orientation of members of the 10th parliament. Members Abdu Katuntu, Wilfred Niwagaba, and Markson Oboth are in charge of the two day activity at parliament.
Story by Howwe Editor
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Business
COURT: Mobile Money Operations Are Illegal
The Commercial Court has pronounced that mobile money business operated by telecommunication companies in Uganda is illegal.
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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