How Adonia’s love for free coffee and a ministry cost Uganda on the international stage
The lobbyist who is hired to whitewash and sanitize for the Government had also abandoned his duty to return home to scramble for a Ministerial job. Now his absence has seen Uganda get included on the list of the most dangerous places to visit.
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David Makali – Veteran Journalist: In a democracy you must allow feedback. The problem in Uganda is that Museveni and his son have managed to control the two arms of government; the legislature is a lapdog of the executive and the judiciary is under siege #CitzenDayBreak
Besigye spits fire after Justice Baguma told him to forget his lawyers Lukwago and Karua instead advises him to try other lawyers.
Justice Baguma was forced to flee as Besigye continued cursing him.
Everyone knows that you can't reach Hon @JoelSsenyonyi's level of thinking. If wasn't your father to appoint you as the CDF, what would you be doing rather than sleeping with every prostitute in town. A knowledgeable senior officer, can't behave like you. You lack common sense.
Bobi Wine and MK exchanged jabs.
Finally, MK snapped.
For the first time, MK took on Bobi Wine on a level playing field, without SFC troops to arrest Bobi Wine.
Lacking debating skills and unable to arrest BW, he threw in the towel in frustration.
Bobi Wine 4, MK O.
One day we felt like the Admin wasn’t listening to our concerns, so we started an early morning strike with the aim of mobilizing students to attack parliament. In all strikes, police made sure we don’t leave the gates of Makerere.
But Tabz came up with a military plan. We organized two battalions. One had to go via the main gate and another camouflaged non violently towards Kikoni. “Commander Paul, you move with me to Kikoni…”, he said.
So we sloped from freedom square via Lumumba and Makerere play grounds. Meanwhile, the other violent battalion was sloping towards the main gate and the entire police focused on those.
We successfully got out to Kikoni and we were joined by the Kikoni group from Kann, Douglas Villa, Baskon etc. We marched on but unfortunately we were intercepted around City Oil on Bombo road and dispersed. The march to parliament was unsuccessful, however a statement was made.
We had caused terror in the city and the media was on us. The next day, the admin recalled the policies and resolved the matter.
That was the Makerere Tabz of those days.