@paullewismoney@thetimes They must most certainly have rolling contract with Hello Magazine. They appear to be on cover of practically every edition. Every time I see Hello on newsstands I find myself wondering just how much money William/Kate make out of it? What tawdry PR exercise for our Royal family.
LOLS🤣😅 This GBNews guy calls Kate’s summer video “vapid platitudes”, “rubbish” & “cra*p”. He says “it’s like watching an ad for antidepressants or something” & he doesn’t think the RF is there “to give us videos about how we should appreciate nature”. 🤭🤣
🙏 @thetruth21519
There’s been a lot of sudden interest in the privatization of public parastatals that happened back in the early 90s.
Sadly, the folks leading such conversations are largely poorly read #OutrageMerchants who most likely haven’t even bothered to read the privatization committee report from @Parliament_Ug back then.
They’re merely interested in driving up anger.
Anyways, in addition to inviting people who are interested to dig up that report as well as minutes of the privatization unit meetings to understand how things went down, I thought this interview from a then 38 year old Maj. General Caleb Akandwanaho, can shed some light on the UCB sale and hopefully trigger your interest into researching the subject instead of flying off on a tangent just because you saw a tweet.
Summarily: then Maj. Gen Saleh and his Ugandan friends wanted to keep the entity from foreign hands.
They were driven by the desire to use local capital to finance local enterprises. Same thing y’all are arguing should have been done back then.
President @KagutaMuseveni warned his brother to stay away from it. He refused and his hands got burnt.
Ideas were floated around as to how to raise capital from locals. They failed. The bank eventually made its way to foreign hands. That’s just how private capital works. Hate the game, not the players.
As a measure of success, at least going by the reasoning behind the decision for the government to divest itself of state holdings in businesses, the privatization of UCB is one of the most successful decisions to date. The entity has grown to be among the top 5 most profitable companies in Uganda, contributing significantly to the tax base and employing thousands.
What’s with all this outrage?
#CivicEdUG
Inside the Sandringham Summit. The infamous documentary. One very misogynistic & offensive term was removed for obvious reasons... Spoilert alert, just a rewritten version of the Sandringham Summit by the royal rats. #PrinceHarrywasright#SussexSquad
@apita_eunice Bambi, you wish so badly to enter my household. I assure you, cunt, you won’t.
You’ll stop here, at the blue app onanism parlour. Get a dick of your own to fellate. It’s Easter.