Get well soon the freedom fighter Dr Hon Kizza Besigye. You managed illness among the NRA fighters but also the communities around. As the outside wing we smuggled drugs from Nairobi. I remember putting drugs in a clean petrol tanker. Get well soon our hero. @Winnie_Byanyima
I have learnt that @kizzabesigye1 has been taken to Mulago Hospital.
He will not allow any government official to touch him.
His personal doctor examined him in prison just three hours ago, determined that he urgently needed treatment at her clinic, and has still not been allowed to care for him.
Denying @kizzabesigye1 his lawyers. Denying him bail. Denying him access to his own doctor.
These are injustices no family should have to endure.
We continue to demand justice for @kizzabesigye1.
@KagutaMuseveni
It is now clear as day that in cases of political nature, there is a synchronized, choreographed coordination between the Ugandan judiciary (some judges, magistrates, registrars, prosecutors), the torturous military state, and the Ugandan police to defeat non-derogable rights (freedom from torture, fair hearing, and the right of habeas corpus).
The evidence is abundant - a person is abducted in broad daylight, on camera, with selected media houses in tow, held incommunicado, and tortured. His lawyers apply to court for a writ of habeas corpus; all state organs deny holding the individual. The courts offer no remedy.
Then suddenly, the individual is ‘dumped’ at a police station, charge sheet ready and a judicial officer waiting to send them to prison -denying them bail on flimsy reasons.
These prosecutors, judicial officers, and security officials must know that they too will one day need the protection of the law. Acquiescing in violating the law and the dignity of fellow citizens is a moral and legal failing that will consume you all too. Know that we know you.
Today, a young man's case was dismissed by a magistrate's court after he spent 540 days in Luzira without charge.
A slum-dwelling school dropout. No lawyer, friends, or relatives.
So I stood in as a "relative".
A pitiful sight, he testifying in the dock in faltering English.
The underweight bags of @TororoCement carry the @UNBSug stamp. The stamp is supposed to be a guarantee of quality and quantity. Clearly it is meaningless in the case of cement.
I thought when you break the law you get arrested! When did it change to being beaten when you break the law!!! Come on @PoliceUg , u didn’t even beat the guy who killed those kids in the day care or the people who stoned the rugby player to death but you beat a youth who was walking around during cleaning time! Don’t u have bigger priorities! Shame on u! You could have handed him a broom to clean instead of doing this!! Smh! KCCA is supposed to be responsible for cleaning the city but we haven’t seen police beat anyone for KCCA!!! The people who came with this new cleaning law, do better! The heckkkkkkkk! There are soo many ways you can make the whole country wakeup and clean and beating them won’t help the promotion of ur new exercise! Buy brooms,give them to the officers, If they find anyone on the roads, let the officers hand the booms to them! Shame upon this police officers!! I’m so angry! Omdsssss
@JoelSsenyonyi I request that you table this bill before the House on my behalf.
When senior judicial officers experience first-hand actual life in our prisons, perhaps they will show a little more sensitivity when remanding suspects to prison.
Over to you.
@GabrielBuule@NsambyaHospital@ugcatholics The hysterectomy must have been done as the last life saving remedy due to uncontrollable hemorrhage during myomectomy. Medicine, and surgery for this case is not an exact science and much can go wrong during surgery even with all preparations
From ‘conman’ to conviction: Mwenda’s U-turn on Magoola
“I want to apologize for mischaracterising you,” Mwenda said.
“I apologize for making a judgment about you without even talking to you. I apologize for making accusations against your work without visiting your plant. I ask for your forgiveness.”
https://t.co/gkwCMFrmbD
Twabisanya n'Obumorocco netulowooza nti ffe bajega. They outplayed us but we didn't lose & scored our best goal so far Vs them. Wulira bino: Germany won't equal our 5 cups, Italy wud- but didn't qualify. Will Argentina win their 4th, France 3rd, Spain/Eng 2nd or a new winner?
So what's 'interestingly' here? The CORE question which you haven't answered remains whether the alleged 'bias' is an offense in our law books! I hear that you're a LAWYER.
Uganda doesn't need intern doctors.
Mothers have been giving birth since Genesis.
The cervix knows what to do. The placenta has never read a textbook and has always figured it out. Postpartum haemorrhage is simply the body being dramatic.
If the baby is not breathing, pray. It has worked before.
We have testimonies.
And this 70% of healthcare services they claim to provide in public facilities, frankly, that number sounds exaggerated.
Surely the walls are doing something. The benches. The relatives who sleep under the bed and remind the patient to breathe.
Uganda's healthcare system is a community effort. Interns are simply taking the credit. For nothing.
“You cannot say that you have Shs158 billion to purchase cars for MPs and then claim that you do not have Shs 28 billion to pay medical interns’ allowances, with the excuse that it would crush the economy. By the way, doctors are rarely in the hospitals. It is the medical interns who are everywhere doing the donkey work,” Archbishop Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu
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Dear newly elected leaders,
The seeds you sow while in office tend to be the only harvest you reap when the office is gone. Retirement exposes the real relationships you built or failed to build. It takes wisdom and courage to govern with retirement in mind. The only tip I can give you is, always be humble and kind.