Oskar Semweya-Musoke

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It was an honor hosting Justice Geoffrey Kiryabwire, Justice of the Court of Appeal and Court Administrator, today at #CapitalFM. Thank you for visiting and sharing your time with us

This week on #GrabACoffee; @qataharraymond grabs David Wandera CEO @AbsaUganda in what is undoubtedly a conversation that’s not just timely but deeply insightful on many fronts. 👉🏾 youtu.be/azpCbcmsJRc?si… You can grab the summation of the discussion here linkedin.com/posts/simon-pe…

This is a major victory for Freedom of Speech and Expression in Uganda! A big boost to democracy and accountability! #FreeTheTikTokers! #RIPJusticeMulenga your legacy is intact.

Dumping this here to prove it all happened 🤳

Since 2010 I’ve listened to #TheCapitalGang on @CapitalFMUganda Uganda, from Mbarara to Kampala, Arua, and now even abroad. Every Saturday I still look forward to that voice: “I am Oscar Ssemweya Musoke.” 😅😍 No matter the city, weather, or time zone. @SemweyaMusoke

RT @kezio_musoke: It’s not necessarily the quality of journalism that is going down. It’s journalism itself globally that is evolving bse o…

Today on #TheCapitalGang with @SemweyaMusoke on Capital FM Uganda from 10AM – 12PM. We’re unpacking the latest on traffic enforcement and major shifts in the media landscape. Join the discussion live on our X Space #TheCapitalGang #CapitalFM

@SemweyaMusoke for the first time, Hon Lydia has arrived early for #TheCapitalGang

@CapitalFMUganda @SemweyaMusoke @OsmanPatricia Following from mbale city , trade order enforcement are destroying and stealing people's items , very painful ugly situation in mbale city , pdm funds wasted with enforcement hiding their faces and using numberless cars. Politicians rendered helpless. Enjoy elgon pride coffee

@CapitalFMUganda @SemweyaMusoke @OsmanPatricia Am listening here in mbarara

Hamilton asking for more feedback on where he’s losing time: 📻 | Lewis Hamilton: “I need more feedback of where that four tenths is.” 📻 | Santi: “Two tenths in the first sector, power limited.” 📻 | Lewis Hamilton: “I understand it’s two tenths but where is that power

As part of the Women2025+ campaign spearheaded by the Netherlands Ambassador together with five other female ambassadors and their identified male +1s, I partnered with the Danish Ambassador. Among other activities in the initiative, I drew seven cartoons on various women rights

🚨| There's a new face in the Ferrari garage: Cedric Michel-Grosjean, formerly Oscar Piastri’s performance engineer. After serving his gardening leave, he has joined the team directly in Melbourne. He will undergo a period of "coaching" as a track engineer to learn Ferrari’s

Why Susan Nsibirwa is in the Hot Seat: Inside the Power Struggles and the Economics Reshaping NMG Uganda Inside @NationMediaGrp Uganda, a quiet but consequential transformation is unfolding. In less than two years under Managing Director Susan Nsibirwa, several senior executives

Hello March! Another chance to serve, shine, and succeed. 🌸 Please Receive the March Program. Happy New Month. #KANOsMeetUp

Sometimes in Africa the number of opposition defections to the ruling party (the side where the groceries are) can be so high, by the end of a term, the opposition benches in Parliament are empty. In Nigeria, three years in, in the 10th National Assembly, 22–24 Senators and 65–70 Representatives have defected from opposition parties—primarily the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Labour Party (LP)—to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), granting the government a two-thirds majority. There’s a long history to this. Uganda at independence started out with the then prestigious opposition Democratic Party having 22 MPs (46.1% of Parliament). By the time President Milton Obote banned opposition political parties in December 1969, only three brave DP souls hadn’t defected to the ruling UPC: Alex Latim, Gaspare Oda, and Boniface Byanyima, often cited as the ultimate symbol of principled defiance in Ugandan politics. One of the most notable cases of mass defection occurred in Kenya’s early post-independence era. In a rare "voluntary" liquidation, the entire opposition KADU party, led by Ronald Ngala and Daniel arap Moi, dissolved itself and crossed the floor to join Jomo Kenyatta’s ruling KANU. This turned Kenya into a de facto one-party state overnight. In Ghana, Kwame Nkrumah’s CPP systematically absorbed opposition United Party MPs through patronage and pressure until the opposition benches were effectively empty. In more recent instances, electoral dominance led to a "zero-opposition" reality. In Ethiopia, the EPRDF, the now-moribund ruling coalition then won 546 seats in 2010, leaving just one opposition MP. By 2015, they claimed 100% of all 547 seats. In Equatorial Guinea in 2017, the ruling PDGE won 99 of 100 seats. The lone opposition MP was promptly arrested and his party dissolved. By 2022, the PDGE swept all 100 seats, eliminating the opposition entirely.

CALLING ALL FERRARI FANS THE WAIT IS OVER RACE WEEK IS BACK THE 2026 SEASON STARTS NOW LET THE BATTLE COMMENCE GAME ON

RACEEEEEE WEEKKKKKKKK F1 IS BACK!!!!!!!! Charles, you will never drive alone! We were there in 2019 for your first season in red, and we’re still here for your 8th season in red. One goal in mind: victory. Andiamo 👊 It’s your season, our moment, our year ❤️ #F1 #AUSGP 🇦🇺

@CapitalFMUganda @SemweyaMusoke @OsmanPatricia @katanab001 That ain't the way OSM signs out!!! He goes like;"this is Oscar ssemweya Musoke,thank you for listening in and I shall see you next week,DJ nyowe is coming up next"

@SemweyaMusoke @LydiaWanyoto_M now that you've been exonerated from the would be wrong side of the law and rules of parliament, how about we appoint this #exOfficial Hon.Katuntu as the speakership campaign manager? #CapitalFM #thecapitalgang x.com/i/spaces/1nGeL…