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William Lanne (c.1836 – 3 March 1869), also spelt William Lanné and also known as King Billy or William Laney, was an Aboriginal Tasmanian man, known for being the last "full-blooded" Aboriginal man in the colony of Tasmania. With his death, the Tasmanian people became extinct due to genocide by the British who wiped them off the surface of the earth.
Put some respect on the name Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba 🫡
We used to watch things like this only in movies, but today, they’re happening right here at home.
Long live the General!
Good evening Chairman,@mkainerugaba
On behalf of the Patriotic League of Uganda, I want to sincerely thank you for the patriotic speech you delivered yesterday during the pass-out parade of our UPDF soldiers.
Your words were inspiring, motivating, and a true demonstration of leadership and love for our country.
With leaders like you, there is every reason for Ugandans to believe in the future of our nation.
Thank you Sir, for your service.
Today, I passed out 11,947 UPDF recruits, including 1,002 from the Central African Republic (CAR), at Kaweweta. I congratulated them and reminded them that discipline, integrity, good health and rigorous training are the foundation of a capable army. In this Kisanja of No more Sleep, we must continue working hard.
"That boy calls you father, do not bear a hand in his death."
Those who have read the African Literature "bible' also known as "Things Fall Apart" authored by the literary genius Chinua Achebe, will know where that line comes from.
In TFA, the protagonist, Okonkwo, is warned by an elder, Egbuefi Ezeudu, to desist from being a part of the team that kills a young man called Ikemefuna.
The short and long of it is that some chap had killed a lady from Umofia, Okonkwo's village, and as part of reparation, Ikemefuna had been surrendered by the offending village to Umofia.
The duty of raising Ikemefuna had fallen on Okonkwo...and indeed Ikemefuna became a part of Okonkwo's household, striking a close relationship with his oldest biological son, Nwoye.
So, when the gods deemed that Ikemefuna was ready for sacrifice (as was the original point of him being a reparation), the elder Ezeudu warns Okonkwo against joining the kill party because, in his wisdom, Ikemefuna had become part and parcel of his family. Basically, he was now his son.
But Okonkwo ignores this counsel and goes with the kill team to the forest. Achebe describes the "sacrifice scene" as follows;
“He [Okonkwo] heard Ikemefuna cry, “My father, they have killed me!” as he ran towards him. Dazed with fear, Okonkwo drew his machete and cut him down. He was afraid of being thought weak.”
Fearing to be called weak, Okonkwo draws the blow that finishes off Ikemefuna. The rest of the book suggests that the eventual fall of Okonkwo, a rags-to-riches-then-suicide story, begins at that point. He had shed his "own" blood and the gods initiated the process of finishing him off.
So, why this reflection? In light of the DNA drama generated by Late Prince Paul Kafeero's supposed children (only four out of 25 turning positive), debate is raging. Should men conduct DNA to prove paternity?
My pitch; a child is a child. Once you've raised and provided, forget DNA lest the gods visit you with anger like they do to Okonkwo.
It's me, Janet Museveni. It is a confirmation that the God I talk about is a living God. He is not a myth, He lives!
I must therefore thank Uganda, beginning with Mzee, who has prayed with the whole nation. I praise God for leading us to know Him. Thank you all for coming out publicly to pray for me.
Thank you for all those continuous prayers and also for the kind birthday wishes. Thank you for letting me know just how much I am loved.
Congratulations my brother @HonTwallafadil on assuming office of General Secretary of @PatrioticLg_ug. I equally congratulate @DaudiKabanda for the job well done. Thank you our leader @mkainerugaba for identifying young people and giving them an opportunity to serve. Count on our full support.
I congratulate our comrade Hon.Fadil Twalla on assuming the high office of General Secretary of the Mighty PLU. I also thank the National Vice Chairman, Hon.Michael Nuwagira, for supervising the function. I thank the Right Honourable Speaker for gracing the function as the Chief Guest. I thank all our many, many members for turning up in numbers and attending the function.
Sitaane, 3 months ago, on the 21st of March, 2026, launched an attack on the life of Maama. However, sitaane miscalculated. The 21st of March is a good day for the Resistance. That is when we defeated the counter-attack of Idi Amin at Rugaando (12 miles from Mbarara) in 1979. God, using good doctors, saved Maama’s life and she is now recovering well.
Maama has done great things in the family, especially caring for the children during the 2nd phase of the Resistance between 1981 to 1986 when she was alone in exile and I was in the bush. She has been a great philanthropist with UWESO and she has contributed to the NRM politics in Ntungamo on top of her religious work.
I pray to God to get us to 100 years respectively so that we, among the other good things, see the birth of the East African Federation which is the Insurance of Africa against any future domination or marginalization.
Signed:
Yoweri K. Museveni
Omugurusi- Ampa.
Ministers, MPs, members of the Patriotic League of Uganda Central Committee and other dignitaries have gathered at the PLU Secretariat in Naguru as Fadil Twala takes over as Secretary General.
The Speaker of Parliament, Jacob Oboth-Oboth, is attending the event as chief guest.
I was now on the way to launch another effort of fighting Amin using the 100 rifles we had already infiltrated into Uganda and the hand grenades which Rwaheru and group used very effectively at Lubiri Quarter-Guard, Kyambogo house of mathematics teacher Karuhanga (Omuharabu) and saved me in Mbale, Maluku, House no. 49.
This is where God’s miracle came in. We had just parked in the Inter-Continental car-park, when I saw the Kazzoras, including Maama, entering their cars after they had had lunch at the hotel. I got out of our car and greeted them. Mr. Kazzora and his wife did not know me but Maama Janet and Maama Jennifer Kutesa, knew me from the Ntungamo- Kyamate days.
Without going into details, it is that accidental and miraculous re-connection that enabled me to have a family even when I was still in the risky life of exile and, the Resistance. Praised be the Lord.
It is that miraculous re-connection, that gave me a family of 4 great children and fifteen grandchildren and I am now threatening to have great grandchildren (Abaijukuriza).
From Omugurusi Ampa to Maama Giinga.
Today, the 24th of June is Maama’s birthday having arrived on Earth on this very day 78 years ago. The family and myself thank God for having given us Maama, kept her safe in the years of orphanhood having lost her Father, Mzee Edward Kataaha, in 1955 and prospering her in the subsequent years up to today.
In Particular, I thank God for the miraculous re-connection with her on Christmas day, 1972, outside the Inter-Continental Hotel in Nairobi. Although we were from the same area of Ntungamo and had studied at Kyamate together in 1958, we had got disconnected by the troubled history of Uganda.
Since January, 1971, we had been operating from Tanzania fighting Idi Amin. I had, indeed, been involved in the disastrous battle of the 17th of September, 1972 in Mbarara where out of 330 People that attacked on that axis, on account of not being trained, by evening I had managed to take back only 46 including an Obote fighter known as Ageta, a good but chaotic fighter.