@JKanyomozi@SamsonSsuubi Being self-employed can be wonderfully fulfilling and liberating. But it is also a subject to sudden wild upswings and treacherous plunges, generally much more so than if you held a traditional job and this makes most people fear to take it up.
At the beginning of this year, Dr. Busingye Kabumba made a deliberate decision to quit active participation on X.
He simultaneously decided to end his weekly column in The Observer. When he initially launched the column, Kabumba stated his motivation was to give back to a country that had given him so much. However, in his final article, titled "Constitutionally speaking…The final word," he explained that he was stopping because he had exhaustively said everything he possibly could regarding constitutionalism and the rule of law.
Kabumba observed that further legal commentary was futile because the 1995 Constitution had effectively been reduced to a "dead letter" or a "book of lies" by systemic political manipulation and military overreach. He noted that the country's governance structure had tipped past a critical threshold into a "military ethnocracy" where the judiciary is fully subordinated to executive power.
He felt the political and human rights environment was actively spiraling out of hand, leaving citizens deeply frustrated.
Ultimately, he concluded that continuing to write into the public square offered no further value, as the legal and democratic foundations of the country had completely deteriorated.
The situation since Dr Kabumba’s ‘exit’ has got worse!
When one of Uganda's leading legal minds decides that speaking up is no longer enough, everyone should pay attention!
We miss you Dr @bkabumba🙏
Dear Singles,
Ebya love temubitekako nyo manyi and as friends your love story could start with The Millennials Picnic. 😂
You can come with friend as a couple 🌚
Link ya tickets yino https://t.co/3JvGlxYr8F
Okay.The cities are all locked in..I can’t wait to see Uganda and all of you.♥️🇺🇬
Excited for the pop up shows and side quests,all leading up to B’rakaland ‘26.🔥
More details soon.🫶🏽
Someone on the podcast compared England's World Cup record to Uganda's...
I wasn't ready for that. 😂⚽
Watch the full conversation on my YouTube channel.
2 govt officials found themselves in a one way around Kamwokya, heading to opposite directions.
Both convoys had loud sirens blasting and many soldiers -
They refused to give way to each other and spent 10 minutes in a dead lock…
Till Some old man jumped in to mediate..
𝙁𝙖𝙧𝙤𝙪𝙠 𝙈𝙞𝙮𝙖 will wear the number 1️⃣0️⃣ shirt and will immediately join up with the squad this evening as the team travels to Kigali, Rwanda. ✍🏿
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