By Harto Agathon, Crown Media East Africa Busia – Samia Bugwe Central (SBC) has been thrown into outrage after a leaked audio emerged allegedly featuring the area Member of Parliament, Denis Nyangwenso, mocking the plight of orphans. In the recording, Nyangwenso is heard laughing about the death of a 60-year-old man who left behind children as young as four. Instead of showing sympathy or offering leadership, the MP arrogantly dismissed the matter, boasting about his own family situation. “I only have four kids. I cannot take care of the children of someone who died at 60 years,” Nyangwenso reportedly said. The remarks have sparked fury among SBC residents, who describe the statement as heartless, selfish, and unbecoming of a leader. For many, Nyangwenso’s words are not just careless but reveal a deeper contempt for the struggles of ordinary people. “This is not leadership, it’s cruelty,” one community elder told Crown Media. “How can an MP laugh at orphans? How can he mock childr...
The political atmosphere in Samia Bugwe Central (SBC) is heating up following the conclusion of the NRM primaries. A fresh opinion poll indicates that independent candidate Ouma Patrick has taken an early lead in the race for Member of Parliament. According to the poll, Patrick commands 46% support, positioning him as the frontrunner. His appeal lies in his independent voice, which resonates with voters eager for a shift from traditional party dominance. The NRM flagbearer Hamala, who emerged victorious in the primaries, follows with 33%. While he enjoys the backing of party structures, analysts note that his support faces resistance from sections of the constituency demanding change. Former contender Nyangweso, who lost to Hamala in the primaries but has declared his intention to run as an independent, stands at 18%. Though he retains a loyal base, his return risks splitting the independent vote, potentially undermining his momentum. Other parties are yet to announce their candidates,...