In Today's New Vision: Bbumba didn't read oil deal she signed

Sydah Bbumba who was the Minister of Energy and Minerals from 2002 to 2006 appearing before COSASE on Tuesday. Photo by Miriam Namutebi.

In a shocking revelation, former Energy Minister, Syda Bbumba, says she did not read through the oil sharing agreement before signing. Get the baffling explanation this former banker gave Parliament to defend herself.

Government is seeking over $8b as six million Ugandans compete for services with refugees. Find out what happens when refugees seem to be enjoying a better life than the citizens.

We also bring you the tough situation on the ground as citizens and refugees fight for the limited resources in the north.

Parliament has cleared Gen. Kale Kayihura's new contract as Police chief. But why did it take MPs four hours before approving Kayihura? Do not miss the details.

Four city schools face eviction. We have the affected schools and who is evicting them. Get all sides of what is going on in the New Vision.

LRA was trained by and shared bases with the Sudanese military. Get the full witness account of how the LRA was operating and managed to survive for years.  

We have fresh updates from the land probe commission that kicked off its work.

New Vision brings you an assessment of the first year of Hakuna Mchezo. Find out how the NRM has performed in the first year after declaring Kisanja Hakuna Mchezo.

Dr. Stella Nyanzi's mental examination battle goes to the Constitutional Court. But do you know why Nyanzi does not want her mental state to be examined? Get yourself a copy to get her arguments.

Kabaka's lawyer has slammed a bid to disclose Buganda's finances. Do not miss his arguments inside.

Government has prepared a huge financial package for Wacha Olwol's family. We have details.