As you fight corruption @BalaamBarugahar, I know you depend mainly on accounts of big people in offices & politicians at different levels. You may not also be privy to intelligence reports that have been sent to those with privileged information. However, remember to use “invisible people”. The corrupt usually forget, that the invisible people see everything. These include, the cleaners, tea girls, drivers, escorts, registry staff, errand boys, accounts register keepers, etc. Those in big offices are partners in crime or eye same positions to have their time to “eat”. Check your shoulders!
My name is Kiweewa Joel Julius. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and Social Administration from Muteesa I Royal University Masaka and today I’m employed because of that very course people love to disrespect online.
Funny enough, in my entire bloodline, I was the first to pursue SWSA. Some relatives who did the “prestigious” science and law courses are still job hunting while I’m out here building my career and thriving. So spare us the shallow narrative that arts courses are useless.
Uganda’s unemployment crisis is not caused by SWSA, Literature, Arts or Humanities. The real problem is a broken system where jobs move through connections, corruption and luck before merit even gets a seat at the table. A few of us survive on merit but many qualified graduates are locked out regardless of what they studied.
The same leaders telling students to abandon arts courses held a whole mindset change retreat preaching against corruption, then walked away with UGX 100 million each in allowances funded by taxpayers. The same country preaching “science first” still survives on loans from investors and development partners.
Maybe stop attacking students for choosing SWSA and start fixing the systems creating unemployment in the first place. Social workers are still needed because poverty, unemployment, GBV, child neglect, mental health crises and community breakdowns didn’t disappear.
The problem isn’t arts students. The problem is leaders who talk socio-economic transformation but never walk the talk.
This morning at about 9am, I spoke to Hon Hellen Nakimuli (Kalangala Woman MP) regarding a meeting of Opposition MPs that we were planning for tomorrow, and she was coordinating it as Shadow Minister for Information.
At the time, she was literally driving herself to hospital for a surgery which she indicated was not major.
Unfortunately, she has not made it out of theatre. She has died during the procedure.
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The National Hockey Uganda Cup round two returns this Sunday with a big clash as teams look to overturn results from the first round 🔥
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Spent an inspiring day at St. Charles Lwanga Kasasa yesterday — sharing the game, the spirit, and the joy of hockey! 🏑💛
Lots of growing talent in Masaka!👏👏
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Ignite your dazzling hockey weekend with us at Lugogo! Our athletes are proudly backed by @kasvicar and refreshed with @jibuuganda. Join us for an unforgettable game
@Okodijr@MbabaliInnocent Words alone cannot capture the depth of my appreciation for him. For his exceptional contributions, particularly in hockey, have left an indelible mark on our hearts and minds. He will always be remembered and cherished for the impact he made.