Kamuntu

'Africa will write its own history and it will be a history of glory and dignity'.

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

Azalaka kisi ya soni kumama

[HLTCO @HLTCO]

Absolutely bang on the money from Ian Wright.

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

Afande Mabati Apollo is finally reunited with his brother in arms.. thank you for all your sacrifices to your motherland Africa. Rest in peace sir.

[African @ali_naka]

In 2026 there were at least 55 incidents of gunfire on school grounds in USA, resulting in 26 deaths and 28 injuries nationally. America is a violent and dangerous country! They must stop harassing African soccer players whose crime is to be black and qualify for World Cup

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

This is for you brave sons and daughters of Africa. Lt. Joy Mirembe, Lt. Mabati..your blood was not shed in vain.. a 30km walk in your honour.

[Michael Wejuli @AmWejuli]

The late GENERAL ELLY TUMWINE fired the very first bullet that brought the NRA/NRM to power in 1986!

His son @Mark_T_Nzanga, who recently contested for MUK Guild Presidency, had this to say: “Museveni didn’t award ministerial posts to bush war veterans because their family clearly got none.”

For context, on the morning of February 6, 1981, a group of about 42 fighters (only 27 armed) launched a surprise attack on Kabamba Military Barracks.

Tumwine, in the lead vehicle, shot at the guards — triggering the assault that officially started the guerrilla war. He later lost sight in one eye during combat and rose to serve as Minister of Security before his death in 2022.

What Mark is saying is clear: If a man who sacrificed an eye for this government has not had his family rewarded with a cabinet post, why claim Museveni is rewarding bush war veterans?

As cabinet ministers take oath today, it’s only right to ask: In the allocation of cabinet positions since 1986, has President Museveni forgotten the broader Ugandan people — or does he still reward those who shared his liberation ideology and helped seize power four decades ago?

@afromobileug @nbsplusug
#sona26 #Parliament #Museveni
#GenzAgenda @mtnug

[Tony Geoffrey Owana @TonyOwana]

CITIZENSHIP DELAYED GEN ALI!
The last minister to swear in the 1st @NRMOnline cabinet was Gen Moses Ali, after Mzee Onama said he was an alien Sudanese!
But @KagutaMuseveni ordered a probe which cleared Ali.
@Parliament_Ug @JudiciaryUG @adjumani_dlg @sandorwalusimbi
#Owanapaedia

[ELITE MASCULINE @MasculineM7]

So when she touched him it was fine but when he did that it became harassment?

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

This is a targeted economic attack on Uganda by the western countries, they are using everything at their disposal to bring us down.. their media houses are just a propaganda mouthpiece to spread their misinformation. @AJEnglish @BBCWorld @FoxNews

[Charles Onyango-Obbo @cobbo3]

An Ebola ‘Conspiracy’?: Why is Uganda Blacklisted While DR Congo Where It Originated Gets a Pass?
It’s very difficult to get agreement on anything in politically polarised Uganda, but there is a rare growing consensus in the country that a "conspiracy" at play against it regarding the latest Ebola outbreak.
As is often the case, the virus originated in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where 452 confirmed cases, 1,000 suspected cases, and 82 deaths have been recorded - before spilling over into Uganda.
Uganda has registered 15 cases and just ONE (1) death, a 59-year-old Congolese man who had come into the country from the DRC.
This is where it gets strange. Despite this disparity, western governments have issued over a dozen strict travel advisories specifically targeting Uganda, far eclipsing those levied against the DRC, and even suspension of visas!!!. This has prompted Ugandan politicians and social media users to rail against them and sections of international media like Al Jazeera for "bundling Uganda with Congo" and treating the two as a single entity.
The situation in Kenya might throw some light on the Uganda case. Protests erupted in Nanyuki, in the mountainous central region of the country, over a proposed US Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base. This backdrop lends some credence to a disclosure from an authoritative Nairobi-based journalist who said: "We hear the US initially approached Uganda, which possesses the continent’s finest technical expertise on Ebola. Kampala refused, stating, 'We are too busy managing the spillover from Congo'."
If Kampala did indeed rebuff Washington, it is confounding given the Ugandan government’s long history of subservience to US interests. Yet, it might explain why conspiracy theories are thriving. Kampala likely suspects it is being internationally penalised for refusing to fall in line and serve as an Ebola "leper colony".
What is clear is how anomalous it is for a nation with minor spillover cases to be treated as the primary medical pariah.

[Charles Onyango-Obbo @cobbo3]

An Ebola ‘Conspiracy’?: Why is Uganda Blacklisted While DR Congo Where It Originated Gets a Pass?
It’s very difficult to get agreement on anything in politically polarised Uganda, but there is a rare growing consensus in the country that a "conspiracy" at play against it regarding the latest Ebola outbreak.
As is often the case, the virus originated in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where 452 confirmed cases, 1,000 suspected cases, and 82 deaths have been recorded - before spilling over into Uganda.
Uganda has registered 15 cases and just ONE (1) death, a 59-year-old Congolese man who had come into the country from the DRC.
This is where it gets strange. Despite this disparity, western governments have issued over a dozen strict travel advisories specifically targeting Uganda, far eclipsing those levied against the DRC, and even suspension of visas!!!. This has prompted Ugandan politicians and social media users to rail against them and sections of international media like Al Jazeera for "bundling Uganda with Congo" and treating the two as a single entity.
The situation in Kenya might throw some light on the Uganda case. Protests erupted in Nanyuki, in the mountainous central region of the country, over a proposed US Ebola quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base. This backdrop lends some credence to a disclosure from an authoritative Nairobi-based journalist who said: "We hear the US initially approached Uganda, which possesses the continent’s finest technical expertise on Ebola. Kampala refused, stating, 'We are too busy managing the spillover from Congo'."
If Kampala did indeed rebuff Washington, it is confounding given the Ugandan government’s long history of subservience to US interests. Yet, it might explain why conspiracy theories are thriving. Kampala likely suspects it is being internationally penalised for refusing to fall in line and serve as an Ebola "leper colony".
What is clear is how anomalous it is for a nation with minor spillover cases to be treated as the primary medical pariah.

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

It was amusing hearing the responses of African POW, when they affirmed that once they are released, they will go back to Russia... possibly come back on the battlefield. Propaganda is very interesting.

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

So the mercenaries fighting on the side of Ukraine are viewed as freedom fighters and heroes, while the North Koreans and Africans are viewed as gullible victims and trafficked weak people.

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

So the mercenaries fighting on the side of Ukraine are viewed as freedom fighters and heroes, while the North Koreans and Africans are viewed as gullible victims and trafficked weak people.

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

Dear @BBCWorld, as you give a cover to cover,360 coverage of African fighters in the Russian,Ukraine war, and making a big deal about it, why not report about other mercenary fighters from South America and Europe as well as North America?

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

Dear @BBCWorld, as you give a cover to cover,360 coverage of African fighters in the Russian,Ukraine war, and making a big deal about it, why not report about other mercenary fighters from South America and Europe as well as North America?

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

Keitungye!!

[Jacob Muzahura @JacobMuzahura]

Your focus will determine your feelings.
A blessed week ahead!

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

James Burke's perfectly timed shot on television in 1978 is hailed as one of “The Greatest Shot In Television History”

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

Add South Africa

[Qwenga @bkyeyune]

I can’t wait for the global hate watch against the USA at the World Cup. 😂

[Facts On Rwanda @FactsOnRwanda]

#OBSERVATION ⬇️

Imagine if Rwanda had barred Kagame from becoming President in 2000 simply because he once held Ugandan citizenship, served in Uganda's army, and occupied senior military and intelligence positions there. Imagine what Rwanda would have missed. Talent, leadership, and patriotism should be judged by merit and commitment, not ancestry or past circumstances. Dear Ugandans, it's time to move beyond this self-defeating mindset. The earlier the better. #FactsOnRwanda

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

Mwebale kumanya olungeleza.

[Ka Mellon 'Nameere' @KK_Mellon]

@imranhussein4 😂😂😂🤣🤣😂

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

@Ronkawamara

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

This is madness!! How petty

[Megatron @Megatron_ron]

NEW: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran’s World Cup squad has been informed that they must leave and enter the U.S. on the same day as their matches, and will not be allowed to stay for any period of time in the U.S.

[Kamuntu @KamuntuJ]

Embarrassed by your past are we?

[RT @RT_com]

Bank of England drops Churchill from banknotes over his 'elitist and imperialistic' views — The Telegraph

A bank study found Churchill, Turing, and Austen 'divisive' and don't reflect UK's diversity

Recommended replacing portraits on banknotes with images of nature