In a bid to end the Frontline battles and famine strikes in Tigrayan Region, Ethiopian Government has finally accepted African Union (AU) to intervene and organize the peace talks.

The Ethiopian Prime Minister’s National Security Advisor Redwan Hussein commented on his Twitter handle that his Government “accepted this invitation which is in line with our Principle position regarding the peaceful resolution of the conflict and the need to have talks without preconditions.”

The peace talks of this time have been set on grounds of no obstacles and all sides (Ethiopian Government and the Tigrayan Rebels) anticipate to end the 2 year spelt conflict.

In another response, the Ethiopian Government Communication Service, posted a statement indicating that AU is mandated to set a venue and date to lay grounds for peace talks.

However, in a quick reply to the claims , the AU spokesperson Ebba Kalondo clarified down that, “We will communicate details as and when appropriate.”

The Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) has not yet come out to electrify on these developments. But four months back, the TPLF came out and showed interests in commencing peace talks with their Ethiopian Government counter parts.

An insider diplomatic source tipped in that AU peace talks will be mediated by Kenya’s Former President Uhuru Kenyatta with the Horn of African Envoy Olusegun Obasanjo.

In this conflict, Tigray people have suffered a severe toll of shortages in food supplies, fuel, and medications that have left the region suffer malnutrition cases, in addition to the frontline deaths.

Tigrayan Region in the North of Ethiopia has lost over 500,000 people caused by the war and famine in the last 16 months.

NUP Principle Hon. Kyagulanyi Robert Ssentamu during the Press Address at the NUP Headquarters.

In reaction to the Computer misuse law, The NUP Principle, Hon. Kyagulanyi Robert Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine has warned Hon. Mohammad Nsereko to be careful because the law might bounce back on him.
This law was mooted into the parliament by the Kampala Central MP, Hon. Mohammad Nsereko on September 8th, 2022.

During the Media Conference on his return from Ukraine, Hon. Kyagulanyi stated that once Computer Misuse Act is passed and signed by the president, Hon. Mohammad will not be spared just like it will affect any ordinary Ugandan.

‘’ I’m telling you Hon. Nsereko , you will be the first victim of that stupid law ( Computer Misuse Act) you are bring to silence Ugandans,’’ said Bobi Wine.

At the time the law was tabled at the parliament, a number of MPs like Hon. Gorretta Namugga the Mawogola County Woman MP, attempted to fight the law but were over powered by the majority supporters of the law. Thess MPs warned that if this law is passed, one day it will make every Ugandan fall victim including those who campaign to pass it.

‘’If passed into law, it will stifle the acquisition of information; the penalties proposed in the bill are overly harsh and disproportionate when compared to similar offences in other legislations; the bill passed will be a bad law and liable to constitutional petitions upon assent,’’ said Ms Gorretta Namugga during the parliamentary debate on 8th September.

The Computer misuse Bill passed by the Parliament imposes tough penalties for cyber-crimes.
The amendment of the Bill, 2022 is sought to enhance the provisions on unauthorized access to information data; prohibits sharing of any of any information relating to a child without authorization of a parent or guardian; to prohibit the sending or sharing of the information that promotes hate speech among many other provisions.

A photo showing African Presidents in a Bus to Queen’s Burial Ceremony.

In a bid to pay a farewell to Queen Elizabeth II’s body, many African Presidents have been captured being transported into a bus to the Funeral Ceremony, on September 19th, 2022.

In the photo taken by one of the African Presidents, Dr. William Ruto President of Kenya and Mama Samia Suluhu Hassan, the President of Tanzania among other presidents, appeared with their facial expressions.

This abrupt insight has interested many African critical, readers, writers and bloggers to react. Many have posted on social media platforms saying that this sign brings a lot of questions while others say it’s could be the culture and tradition of the Ceremonial respect of the befallen Queen.

After the death of the Queen, many African Critics have shared very many reactions in support of the peaceful death of the queen while other critics have alluded the incident to colonial faults in Africa during the colonial times.

In the view of Uganda’s attendance of the burial ceremony, President Museveni sent a representative, Jeje Odong, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, to represent him during the farewell bid to Queen Elizabeth II’s body.

The Queen is set to be laid to rest on September 19th , 2022. At her death, the Queen has been named the longest serving Monarch in the world history.

Before, the burial of his mother, Charles III is made the King of United Kingdom. He was acceded to the throne on September 8th, 2022. He has been recorded in the British history as the longest serving heir at the age of 73.