I supported our VHTs, Town Agents and Chairpersons PDCs with these very fancy bicycles. I believe this will help them in their work with the community. Good luck!
Chris Obore. Joseph Sabiti. Mildred Tuhaise. Sadab Kitatta. Raymond Mujuni. Benson Ongom. Alex Bukumunhe. Sheila Nduhukire. Ali Mivule. Herbert Zziwa. Francis Jjingo. Mariam Nalunkuuma. Faridah Kulabako. Sam Paul Nakhaima. Zahara Namuli. Emmaneul Ainebyoona.
What do all the above have in common? Well, they left the media for government jobs (which is not a crime).
But why, given their PASSION for telling good stories, did they eventually buckle and join agencies which they were critical of? Poor pay? School fees pressure? No room for career growth? An annoying supervisor? Read our well-researched story (which was done PASSIONATELY by yours truly), and tell me what you think. The story STRICTLY FOCUSES on those who joined public institutions, not private ones like NGOs. @BbegMedia
https://t.co/7yuQRhMfOa
A sigh of relief at the sight of moving images of Sam Mugumya. But the weight of the imagination of the treatment he is enduring in his incarceration can't allow food to go down one's oesophagus in peace.
Now that Nsamba Vincent a security guard, the alleged killer of our beloved music icon Moses Matovu has been arrested in Nansana,he will be held accountable for his actions. However, the woman involved Rose Tumusiime cannot be overlooked,she is the true root of this tragedy,she was dating two men and engaging in intimacy with both,ultimately led to the devastating loss of Moses Matovu. This heartbreak could have been avoided and justice must be served for both of them.!!
In their mind, they think they have you when they get pregnant and bear your child. It is a loose trap. Any man approaching you has no picture of a child in his mind, it is sex. Children are secondary. It's purely your decision to get pregnant for that man ceteris paribus.
Did you know that Mwalimu Julius Nyerere and Kabaka Mutesa II were bitter political rivals?
History books talk about Pan-African unity, but real political interests separated these two East African giants.
Here is what went down:
1️⃣ The Zanzibar Factor: When the 1964 revolution overthrew the Sultan of Zanzibar, Mutesa II was deeply hurt. Buganda had centuries-old diplomatic ties with Zanzibar. But Nyerere supported the revolution and helped create Tanzania.
2️⃣ The Obote Connection:
Nyerere was very close friends with Milton Obote. During the 1966 Mengo Crisis when Obote’s army attacked Kabaka's palace, Nyerere had troops on standby in Bukoba to back Obote.
3️⃣ East African Federation:
Nyerere wanted one big East African Federation. Mutesa II opposed it, fearing Buganda would lose its identity and land - just like native Kenyans lost land to settlers. Nyerere saw Mutesa as a major roadblock to East African unity.
The tension was so deep that years later in the 1970s, when a young Prince Ronnie Mutebi introduced himself to Nyerere in London, Mwalimu just turned his back and walked away without saying a word!
Power politics in East Africa has always been wild.
Which side of this history do you align with - Nyerere’s Pan-Africanism or Mutesa’s defense of Buganda’s sovereignty?
Imagine being given refuge into a foreign country just to start snatching phones on the road side, this thief doesn’t look anywhere close to being a Ugandan. This is a foreigner and we all know the country he is from, we’ve let so many foreigners in our country that they have even started involving in criminality.
I have instructed comrade @AndrewMwenda not to speak about the issues of Tooro again. He will stop it immediately. Once again, as PLU we commiserate with the great Batooro people on the tragedy that befell all of us. May the soul of the late King Oyo rest in peace.
Remember how PLO Lumumba was so vocal on South Africa talking about how South Africans are half-naked vigilantes and looters? Remember how he went as far as calling for Africa to sanction and isolate South Africa? Well, today his country Kenya has decided to do exactly what South Africa has done. Calling for law enforcement on foreigners operating in their small business. And where is he today?
You really can't make this up. It's almost as if God is responding on our behalf and exposing hypocrisy in some of these leaders. If Lumumba was consistent one would expect him to come out swinging against his own country but he is very silent. Should we sanction Kenya? Should we isolate them? PLO, we need answers.
Do you see that the only way for Africa to prosper going forward is to fix all African countries instead of flocking to the ones that are doing better? Pointing fingers and being hostile to one country will not help anyone.
Mwenda yaps - Besigye wanted to murder Museveni (no evidence just flapping gums)
Mwenda screamed Best Kemigisa ordered the 1998 Kijanangoma murder. (No evidence just hateful diatribes)
Oh, he sounds like a man passionately against murder. But wait…..
Kanyamunyu (Mwenda’s buddy) shot and killed Kenneth Akena for accidentally scratching his car in Lugogo, Kampala. (There’s evidence).
Andrew Mwenda defends a murderer.
Nalinga mwoota buliro. I thought he would one day stop being a commentator and become a participant but he's such a coward that chose comfort rightfully in his profession.
I like @AndrewMwenda. Neither of us is a finished product, and he’s the louder proof of that fact. He is well-read and uses language to defend his survival. When he tells the truth, it comes out of one undivided heart. When he lies, the lies could start a world war, smash heads together like cheap coconuts, drive scotch-pickled scrotums into witness protection.
That’s the man’s ambidextrous genius. He has one hand on the Bible, the other on the dynamite. Pure human being by definition.