Security operatives in Mbarara have intercepted National Unity Platform... (National Unity Platform) presidential candidate, Robert Kyagulanyi, alias BOBI WINE and his supporters, commonly known as footsoldiers on their way to Bwizibwera Town Council for his second campaign rally in the city after addressing his first campaign rally at Mbarara High School playground. #MonitorUpdates #UgandaDecides2026show more

The Security Operatives have intercepted BOBI WINE Campaign Team... while in Mbarara heading to last Rally at Bwizibwera, they have arrested a number of People including Women for the intentions not yet known,show more

WATCH: The wreckage of a police truck and National... Unity Platform candidate for Kawempe North, Elias Luyimbazi Nalukoola's car filmed at a crash scene along Gayaza road in Kawempe Division, Kampala after chaos broke out when police attempted to block National Unity Platform supporters from proceeding to their venue at Komamboga for their finally campaign rally ahead of March 13 by-election. Police fired teargas and live bullets to disperse National Unity Platform supporters. One person is said to have been injured with several arrested #MonitorUpdates 🎥 Abubaker Lubowashow more

UPDATE: Police have raided Tembo Trek Courts in Lira... Town, where National Unity Platform presidential candidate BOBI WINE had secured accommodation for the night. The reason for the raid is still unknown, as some officers have reportedly attempted to break into Kyagulanyi's room. One of the NUP supporters has been reportedly injured in the fracas and is seen crying in distress. #MonitorUpdates #UgandaDecides2026 📹: Jeff Twesigyeshow more

WATCH: NUP presidential candidate, Robert Kyagulanyi, has been blocked... from using his planned campaign venue at Kakeka Grounds in Kakumiro District after police landed a helicopter on the site. #MonitorUpdates #UgandaDecides2026 📹: Jeff Twesigyeshow more

UPDATE: National Unity Platform (NUP) principal, Robert Kyagulanyi, also... known as Bobi Wine, who is currently in hiding after he escaped from his home following a January 16 night raid by the military, says a group of masked, armed soldiers on Friday night (January 23, 2026) broke into his house and beat up his family members. "They have currently isolated my wife, Barbie Kyagulanyi, alone. Their intentions are unclear!" he said in a post on X. In a video recorded by Ms Kyagulanyi and obtained by this publication, she is heard asking the intruders their motive. The whereabouts of Mr Kyagulanyi, who rejected the results of the January 15 presidential polls in which President Museveni was declared winner with 71.65%, remain unknown. #MonitorUpdates #UgandaDecides2026show more

Update: National Unity Platform Party president BOBI WINE receives... a hero's welcome in Kisoro town as hundreds of people stood on the roadside and in verandas to wave at him. #NTVNews He is set to campaign for his party's flag bearer for the Kisoro district woman Member of Parliament by-election, Ms. Sultana Salim before November 14 which is the polling day. 📹 Robert Muherezashow more

A video showing National Unity Platform president (Bobiwine) inspecting... unauthorized military-like parade as he departs for Mukono earlier today where he had his first rally. It is important to note that only a sitting Head of State is entitled to a guard of honor and salute.show more

WATCH: Moses Nsereko, former Kawempe North MP aspirant who... recently announced his intention to run for President under the National Unity Platform (NUP), was today seen at the party headquarters in Kavule picking nomination forms for a councilor position. #MonitorUpdates 📹: David Walugembeshow more

The General Mobilization Committee in Rojava commemorated, "first martyr... of the General Mobilization campaign, Ahmed Omar from the city of Kirkuk in Southern Kurdistan, all the martyrs, and issued a statement regarding his martyrdom." “Our people’s hero and the selfless fighter for national unity, the martyr Ahmed, as a living response to this unity, set out from the land of Southern Kurdistan, from the historic city of Kirkuk, toward the sacred land of Rojava.” - ANHAshow more

Benjamin Katana, our party treasurer, in his usual calm... demeanor asked one of the officers why they were attacking and assaulting our supporters after the first rally in Mbarara. The response of this shameless officer was to hit him with his gun in the groin. These are the lunatics who claim that we are violent, yet they keep assaulting us or protecting the goons who attack us as was the case in Kazo & Kiruhura. Enyindo bwoginyigiriza enyo…show more

ICE detain stepfather of Democratic candidate—right after she won... upset victory in primary. She says he was targeted by the angry incumbent she beat. "I'm running for office. My dad was detained by ICE. It’s no coincidence," she said. Father has legal authority to work in U.S. — and has been working with an immigration attorney for 5 years on the asylum process. Porfirio Vigil Lara was well known around the small town for helping his stepdaughter's campaign. ICE claims he was not targeted—but the location and other details listed in the report are incorrect. Elizabeth Tapia, 21, won a huge upset in the Democratic Primary over a long term incumbent for Town Council. Incident occurred in Dover, New Jersey. The family doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.show more

#ZimElection2023 CHAMISA RAN HIS CAMPAIGN LIKE AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE... WITH NO STRUCTURES AND EXPECTED TO WIN AND BECOME PRESIDENT WITH NO MAJORITY IN PARLIAMENT This is what Nelson Chamisa said on 21 June 2023 about the strategic thrust of the campaign of his CCC in the 2023 harmonised general election held last week: "our [CCC] campaign is going to be basically a presidential... our [CCC] focus is not to be in parliament but to be in government. We [as MDC opposition] have been in parliament for a long time, that's not our [CCC] station of choice at the moment". The fact that Chamisa thought he could win the presidential election even if, or regardless of whether, his CCC won a majority in Parliament, explains his crushing defeat. An election in Zimbabwe is defined in terms of section 4 of the Electoral Act which provides that: election” means— (a) the election of a member of Parliament; or (b) an election to the office of President; or (c) an election for the purposes of the Rural District Councils Act [Chapter 29:13] or the Urban Councils Act [Chapter 29:15]; as the case may be. These three elections used to be held separately before they were harmonised for the first time in the 2008 election in terms of section 38 of the Act. It is odd and even irrational, and it defies the logic of the harmonised general election for any political party that seeks power to govern the country as a whole to only target – as did Chamisa in the 2023 harmonised general election held last week –winning only one of the three elections, just the presidential election. It is foolhardy for a political party to say its strategy and focus is only to win the presidential election, without basing that strategy and focus on winning the local authority and parliamentary elections, as well. Such a strategy, if it can be called a strategy, renders the presidential candidate no different from an independent presidential candidate who contests for the presidency without the advantage of the structures of a political party. Simply put, a presidential candidate in Zimbabwe cannot win a presidential election if the candidate does not have a campaign strategy that is based on his or her political party winning a majority of wards in the local authority election, and a majority of constituencies in the parliamentary election. If it’s an independent presidential candidate, then he or she must have ground structures of one sort or another, or forget it. Chamisa contested the presidential election as if he was an independent candidate, and he boasted about it, without relying on his CCC and without any ground structures. In the circumstances, just how or why did Chamisa expect to win the presidential election by effectively running as an independent candidate? Which structures did Chamisa expect to use, or did he in fact use to campaign for the presidency in every street and every village, across the length and breadth of the country? Since by his own admission, as quoted above and reflected on the attached video clip, Chamisa was clearly not relying on his CCC to win the presidency. This begs the question: by not relying on CCC structures, and by not having alternative ground structures in the streets and in villages, did Chamisa think that ZanuPF members and supports would vote for him, as an act of God, perhaps? Was Chamisa's presidential election campaign, for him an article of faith, in other words was it about his belief that God had chosen him, and that he would win regardless of whether or not CCC won a majority in the local authority and parliamentary elections? Where did Chamisa and his supporters in Zimbabwe and among the legions of his fans in America and Europe think he would get the necessary number of polling agents to monitor the voting and vote counting at the country’s 12,374 polling stations, and to secure the 12,374 V11s from those polling stations, given the fact that he actually ran for the presidency as an independent candidate, expecting to be supported less by his own CCC party and more by the members and supporters of ZanuPF? Does this kind of strategy make sense to anyone on earth? And, does that strategy make sense to Nerves Mumba and his Sadc Election Observation Mission or to any other foreign election observation mission that was in Zimbabwe last week like, say for example, the European Union Observer Mission or any of the several observer missions from the United States that were in Zimbabwe to observe the elections? How did the various foreign election observer missions and Chamisa’s social media supporters expect him to win the presidential election, not only where and when his CCC party was losing the local authority and parliamentary elections but, and critically, where Chamisa himself did not believe that the local authority and parliamentary elections were important or necessary for him to win the presidency? The fact that the loquacious, belligerent and inflammatory foreign election observer missions that are peddling falsehoods about the elections, and Chamisa’s social media supporters who claim with no evidence that Chamisa won, did not raise a finger against the results of the local and parliamentary elections that were declared at 1970 wards and 209 constituencies well ahead of the declaration of the result for the presidential election on 26 August, clearly means that there was no problem with two of the three elections that make up Zimbabwe’s harmonised general election. Only after the declaration of the presidential election result on 26 August did all hell break loose. It must be asked, again, how did anyone expect Chamisa to win a presidential election whose campaign was – as per Chamisa’s deliberate strategy – organised and pursued as if it was the presidential campaign of an independent candidate? Chamisa’s presidential election campaign was not based on the CCC parliamentary election campaign or on CCC’s structural capacity on the ground, strangely, it was based on the expectation that ZanuPF members and supporters would vote for Chamisa. Why on earth did anyone expect ZanuPF members and supporters to vote for someone whose base is ever singing cacophonic noise that ZanuPF must go, and hurling insults at the incumbent party, its officials and its supporters? What kind of politics is that? You are contemptuous of ZanuPF and anyone associated with it, but you expect ZanuPF members and supporters to vote for you. This expectation does not compute, certainly not in electoral politics. As things turned out, ZanuPF members and supporters who are registered voters voted for their party candidates in all the three elections: local authority election, the parliamentary election and the presidential election. As a result, in the parliamentary election, CCC won just 73 constituency seats. There's just no way that CCC's 73 constituency seats in the National Assembly would have boosted Chamisa to win the presidency. No ways. In Zimbabwe's first harmonised general election in 2008, Morgan Tsvangirai did well in the first round of the presidential election primarily if not only because the two MDC formations used their round structures to win a majority in Parliament with a combined strength of 110 constituency seats, while ZanuPF garnered 99 seats and an independent got one seat. This was the first time since independence in 1980 that the opposition commanded the majority in Parliament. So, clearly, in 2008 Tsvangirai was propelled by the solid parliamentary performance of the MDC formations. The same structural dynamic was conspicuously absent for Chamisa in the just ended harmonised general election. Chamisa ran a solo presidential election campaign and, predictably, it went horribly wrong. The fact that CCC did not field local authority candidates in 90 wards made a bad situation worse for Chamisa, and it was further compounded by the fact that CCC did not have ground structures to harness and harvest from the loose and unreliable protest vote, especially in the wards and constituencies outside CCC strongholds, which in fact used to be MDC strongholds in the days of Morgan Tsvangirai!show more

A farmer from the Glenharvie area is fighting for... his life at Helen Joseph Hospital in Johannesburg after being attacked early this morning. Adriaan Vos was shot in the leg while investigating noises outside his farmhouse. Despite his injuries, he managed to drive to his neighbor, Jaco Taute, for help. The attackers fired at him again as he reached his gate. Taute and his family provided first aid before an ambulance transported Vos to the hospital. Meanwhile, the attackers set his wooden house on fire, killing his birds. Farmers in the area are increasingly targeted by criminals, with little progress from law enforcement. Taute urges farmers to strengthen their security and consider legal firearms for protection.show more

Fort Bend ISD is proud to reveal the official... logo of Aldridge Elementary, a bold symbol of strength, unity, and legacy. 🔥 Named in honor of the late Coach Allen Aldridge Jr., former NFL player and Bush High School Head Football Coach, the Defenders will carry the torch as the new campus opens in August 2025. Inspired by Coach Aldridge’s heart, hustle, and impact, this logo marks the first touchdown in a new era for the Blue Ridge and Briargate communities. His legacy lives on, and the Defenders are ready to run with it! 🏈 #FBISDProud #LeadThePAC George Bush High School Bush High School Athletics Blue Ridge Elementary Briargate Elementaryshow more

A major debate has erupted in Poland after it... was revealed that the potential next president of the country participated in a 70 vs 70 football hooligan fight in a forest as a young man. Right-wing candidate Karol Nawrocki, who is tied in opinion polls with the liberal Warsaw mayor Rafał Trzaskowski in opinion polls ahead of the 2nd round of the presidential election on June 1st, used to be a heavyweight boxing champion as a teenager. He currently serves as the head of Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance, which is a Polish state body responsible for investigating and prosecuting nazi and communist crimes against the Polish nation. The Institute is also responsible for tearing down all communist-era monument monuments in Poland that glorify communism and the Soviet Red Army. Russia has issued an arrest warrant against Karol Nawrocki for his role in tearing down these monuments. Due to the Russian threat, Nawrocki has a gun license and walks around armed for his safety. The video shows him training some boxing in the gym together with his old coach ahead of the election. Opinions are divided about whether the news of his participation in a football hooligan fight (known as an “ustawka” in Poland) will be beneficial or detrimental for his campaign. There are those who argue it’s unfitting for a presidential candidate, while others argue it was a long time ago and proof of his manhood in a country where macho ideals are still the norm. According to media, the 7-minutes-long forest fight took place between supporters of Lechia Gdansk and Lech Poznan in 2009 and ended in a win for Nawrocki’s Lechia Gdansk.show more

VIDEO: Obi bows to internet pressure, visits Daura to... condole Buhari's family Peter Obi, the presidential candidate for the Labour Party in the 2023 elections, visited Daura, Katsina State, today to extend his condolences to the family of the late former President Muhammadu Buhari. Obi was seen at the Buhari family residence on Wednesday, a day after the former President was laid to rest. Former President Buhari was buried on Tuesday in Daura, in accordance with Islamic rites. His burial marked the conclusion of a period of national mourning for a leader who had previously served Nigeria as both a military Head of State and as a democratically elected President. Source: Galaxy.event_NG ---- Follow us for more breaking news and video content For more stories:show more

Class of 2028 QB Blake McCullough 2028 QB of... BMC Football competed Saturday at FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL 7v7 ASSOCIATION ‘s Central Florida Kickoff Classic at St. Cloud High School and he looked smooth. Blake is very sound. He can throw accurately on the run or in the pocket. His platform is always consistent as he gets his footwork done early and delivers the ball on time. His poise was impressive all day as he was surgical spreading the ball to a number of receivers. Blake has offers from Toledo Football and Florida Atlantic Football . There’s more on the way where those came from. scoutSMART® Andy Villamarzo FloridaHSFootball.com Prep Redzone Florida Dan LaForest 🏈 New Blustein Recruiting Drew Johnson #UpGradeYourOFFSEASONshow more