General @mkainerugaba , political anthropologist Leopold Pospisil wrote that in a modern nation, the center of power lies at the level of society as a whole. In Uganda, that authority is embodied in the Constitution and our public institutions. Leadership is strongest when it reinforces those institutions, respects due process, and ensures that every exercise of state power remains accountable to the law.
History reminds us that nations are not judged by how they treat those who agree with authority, but by how they treat those who dissent. @StateHouseUg@mkainerugaba
@CanaryMugume Banange, Our courts must be places where justice speaks louder than politics, where truth triumphs over intimidation, and where the rights of every citizen are protected. Uganda deserves nothing less.
@JustineLumumba@MODVA_UPDF@PoliceUg The strength of a nation is not measured by how effectively it silences criticism, but by how confidently it allows truth, accountability, and justice to speak. Security and liberty must walk together. When one is sacrificed for the other, the nation itself bears the cost.