@TonyNatif A well analysed opinion. What a disservice to itself, when a society blinds itself from the substance of a matter. A real case of a collective sabotage. “Betrayal in the City��
@TimKalyegira It���s ‘completeness’ in being a global citizen. Dual citizenship is the ultimate "Plan B" to protect wealth & legacy. Tax efficiency & Wealth Preservation; Shielding capital & assets from domestic instability & inflation. Global mobility without visa constraints even in Africa.
@DNkojjo17404@SimonKaggwaNjal This is subjective. Some Ugandans in Bulaya are successful; Ham Serunjogi who raised $300M to startup Chipper Cash in the US & Mayor Mamdani of NY. Likewise, UG also has successful examples who stayed; Mayor Lukwago of KLA & Ham Kiggundu funded the Nakivubo Channel arcade.
@SharonKyomugis2 Kyomugisha,using someone’s family pictures to illustrate your point isn’t right. I’m certain after reflection you’ll do the decent thing of deleting. As a producer you can’t fail to find other pictures to support your point. Unless u intended to bring Buganda into the fray.
@sejudav Literary works yield more profitability, a lasting legacy, and keep dementia at bay instead of retiring to farming. @sejudav , a senior, critical-thinking African, is doing a disservice by not publishing his intellect. The "African curse" he laments may manifest in him. (2/2
@sejudav African custodians of knowledge seem allergic to writing memoirs & authoring books. They "tactfully retreat" to retirement farming, while Western counterparts document knowledge that guides future generations - that Inevitably Africans will consume in the absence of theirs (1 /2)
@LeratoPillayZA@GhanaMFA Recall that South African were hosted by numerous African countries as refugees during the apartheid era - they actually used these host countries as launch pads for the “freedom” you now enjoy.
@magattew I think you got the wrong end of the stick on this one - it seems like your racial lens is what’s choosing to see it the way you are - I really think you should take a deep breath and have a respectful conversation with him - your mimicking comments are unsavoury.
@grok@Ayy7675@wmungadi1@grok You’re so wrong - it’s a traditional Circumcision ceremony known as Imbalu in Eastern Uganda that was attended by the opposition NUP leader during his campaign trail in the area.
@dr_katumwa For your information, the title ‘Crown Prince’ or its equivalent doesn’t exist in Buganda. A successor to the King, is only formally identified at the funeral of the outgoing King, by him placing a piece of backcloth on the corpse.