Uganda’s Minister With Many Wives And Side Chics – M7 Orders Investigations Into Haruna Kasolo’s Wives

Uganda’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Kyotera Member of Parliament Haruna Kasolo has come under public scrutiny following reports of a confrontation involving local musician King Saha during a weekend music event in Kampala.

According to accounts circulating in local media and on social media platforms, Kasolo attended an album launch for a kadongo kamu artiste where an apparent disagreement with King Saha escalated into a heated verbal exchange. The reported dispute is said to have stemmed from longstanding differences allegedly linked to their home area in Kyotera District.

Images and videos from the event quickly spread online, attracting widespread public discussion and prompting commentary from political observers and entertainment followers alike. Some publications carried prominent coverage of the incident, highlighting the unusual nature of a serving foreign affairs minister becoming involved in a public quarrel at an entertainment function.

The reports have fueled debate over the conduct expected of senior government officials, particularly those holding diplomatic portfolios that require regular engagement with foreign governments and international partners.

Critics argue that public office holders should maintain composure and avoid situations that could attract negative publicity, while others contend that ministers, like other citizens, may attend social functions in their personal capacity.

Claims have also circulated suggesting that President Yoweri Museveni privately expressed concern after learning of media coverage surrounding the incident. However, no official statement from State House has been issued confirming such discussions or detailing the president’s views on the matter.

Similarly, unverified reports alleging that the president consulted intelligence officials regarding Kasolo’s personal life or relationships have not been substantiated through official channels. No evidence has been publicly presented to support those claims, and neither State House nor the minister has publicly addressed them.

The controversy has nevertheless reignited conversation about standards of conduct for public officials and the extent to which their private activities can influence public perception of government institutions.

Kasolo, who also serves as the National Resistance Movement (NRM) vice chairperson for the Buganda region, has been an influential political figure in recent years and remains active in both government and party affairs. His appointment to the foreign affairs docket placed him in a position that often requires engagement with diplomatic missions and representation of Uganda’s interests abroad.

King Saha, a prominent musician known for his outspoken public commentary, has previously found himself at the center of several public debates involving political figures and government officials. The reported exchange between the singer and the minister therefore attracted significant attention from both entertainment journalists and political commentators.

At the center of the public discussion is whether senior leaders should be held to a higher standard of public conduct, particularly when attending high-profile social gatherings where their actions may be widely photographed or recorded.

As of publication, neither Kasolo nor King Saha had issued a detailed public statement explaining the circumstances that led to the reported altercation or responding to the broader commentary generated by the incident. Likewise, government authorities had not announced any official action arising from the matter.

Without formal confirmation from the relevant parties, many of the additional claims circulating online—including assertions regarding the minister’s private relationships or alleged internal deliberations within State House—remain unverified.

Observers say any assessment of the incident should therefore distinguish between documented events and unconfirmed speculation while awaiting authoritative clarification from those directly involved.