@KatushabeJulius I don’t recall who moved the motion. I am not certain about the alleged illegality. I know I voted in favour of the resolution because my judgement of the circumstances prevailing at the time required an extension in the terms of the motion.
@charlesgava_256 The moment a candidate for speaker loses the grand endorsement, their chances of winning that race are lower than Man United’s chances of winning the Champions league this season.
@charlesgava_256 The number of Ugandans with the intellectual and emotional prowess to make it out of a proper medical school is very small. The PhD route isn’t any easier!
This is an important point you are raising. Also, with all these apartments, malls and shopping centers sprouting everywhere, the problem may not be a lack of capital. May be the key players (musicians) have not behaved in a manner that allows investors to see them (and their industry) as a serious investment opportunity.
Thank you for your generosity, counsel. However, repeatedly and publicly painting young lawyers as broke and desperate greatly (and unfairly) depreciates their value before the general public. This adversely affects their earning power and further distorts their negotiation position regarding fees and general compensation for effort.
@kiizaeron@MordecaiMuriisa May be he wants to add him to the long list of “political prisoners”, the alleged subject of his meeting with the President.
Anyways, out of my huge respect for Mr. Nsibambi, I will comment no further. He’s a good man, usually with very good intentions!
@joshuabyamazima@JustineNameere I think the point Mr. Muyizzi made is that for a full blown petition, there would be a statutory right of appeal (to the Court of Appeal).