Tooro News Network

When Ntoroko's Etyen Muhumuza was offered an RDC job days before the NRM primaries for LCV were conducted. It's said that Muhumuza turned down the offer and is now the LC5 flagbearer, Ntoroko. #TooroNewsNetwork

THE RETURN OF REV MUHANGA! Former Fort Portal Municipality mayor, Rev Willy Kintu Muhanga, has released his official campaign poster. Muhanga has come as an independent and will compete with the NRM flagbearer, Albert Aheebwa, alias Omurasta, for the tourism city's mayoral seat.

This child was abandoned in Kabundaire Market, Fort Portal, on Thursday and is currently with police. Anyone who knows the parents or relatives can call 0779484618. #TNNNoticeBoard

KYEGEGWA'S KISOKE DOWN: Norman Birungi has defeated the incumbent LC5 chairperson of Kyegegwa, John Kisoke, after garnering 38,208 votes. Kisoke, who accuses the Deputy Attorney General, Jackson Kafuuzi of fighting him, trailed with 21,855 votes. #TooroNewsNetwork

JUST IN: Peter Musinguzi is the winner of the Bunyangabu LC5 seat in NRM Primaries, after getting 32,544 votes representing 74.9% of the total votes cast and in the second position is John Kyaligonza alias Commander who got 10,674, representing 24.6%. #TooroNewsNetwork

BREAKING NEWS: Ruben Kimome alias Makubebe has been declared the winner of Kabarole District LC5 chairperson race in the NRM Primaries. Kimome garnered 17,703 votes representing 40.9% followed by Mugabe Wilfred who got 14,331, representing 33.1% of the total votes cast.

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In Kabarole, Ruben Kimome is in an early lead based on results received so far.

Peter Musinguzi is in an early lead in Bunyangabu LCV Chairperson race in NRM primaries.

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THE RETURN OF RWABUHINGA! The Kabarole LCV Chairperson, Richard Rwabuhinga, who was defeated by Joseph Mugenyi in the Burahya parliamentary race, has told journalists he is returning as an independent in the general elections, claiming he was cheated.

Two anglican church leaders in Bunyangabu are under fire over their utterances made during Kalenzi Victor's victory party. The leaders shouted that Satan had lost and Kalenzi had won. Churchgoers believe this was unnecessary and against the moral conduct of church leaders.

Supporters of Muhenda Ronald alias Omusoromi are rioting outside the NRM offices in Fort Portal, claiming their candidate was cheated in the primaries in Central Division. Muhenda got 3,309 votes and was second in the race of 6 while Alex Ruhunda, the incumbent, won with 4,796.

An incumbent politician in Bunyangabu District told voters to vote out all the incumbents including himself. "We are like amahiga [cooking stones])," he said. "If I failed to perform, it means they failed to perform also. Send all of us back home". #TooroNewsNetwork

JUST IN: James Ategeka Mugarama has announced to return as an independent in the general elections as he vies for the Bunyangabu County MP seat. Mugarama, while on Ngabu FM this evening, said he has overwhelming evidence that the election was marred with irregularities.

MUSEVENI: We are coming for whoever altered results and those who bribed voters during NRM primaries. In the four-page document, the president is bitter that these practices, which were severally reported to him, undermine the party's ideology.

THE BIG QUESTION: Why has Fort Portal's Alex Ruhunda spent 15 years serving @NRMOnline in parliament without ever getting a ministerial position despite his education and exposure? Is there more than meets the eye?

There are some people who are already regretting the actions of voters They argue that losing Rwabuhinga in Kabarole and Mugarama in Bunyangabu was a huge error because of their vast knowledge of how government operates and their connections to decision makers.

Shortly after the interreligious council in Tooro declared that they won't tolerate politics in Church, religious leaders have continued to openly show support to their preferred candidates. WE ASK: Should religious leaders openly take sides in elections? #TooroNewsNetwork

BITTER: Fort Portal Woman MP aspirant in the NRM Primaries, Judith Mukidi, has called on Museveni and Muhoozi, to intervene and order for a fresh election. Mukidi, who was behind the race winner and incumbent Linda Irene with a margin of over 6,000 votes, claims she was cheated.