Dr. @kizzabesigye1 yafuna the Mpangaโs nga kirabo. I was here thinking that if Baguma was JB Katutsi we would find a recreation of this in his memoir in future. In 2005 it was Daudi Mpanga against CID head Elizabeth Kutesa and Deputy DPP Byabakama. 21 years later in 2026 itโs Frederick Mpanga against Kyomuhendo. The constant is the accused.
OLI MWANA WOOHA is officially out now!
This song is an intimate reflection of my heart. Itโs a thanksgiving song to God for every single moment of my life โ the highs that made me celebrate, the lows that brought me to my knees, and everything in between.
There were seasons in my life where I didnโt understand what I was going through. Times where I questioned, cried, and wondered why. But looking back now โ God was there. Guiding me, protecting me, shaping me into who I am today.
If youโve been through something hard and still found the strength to keep going โ This song is for you . If you woke up today with a grateful heart โ this is your song too.
Stream it and share it with someone who needs it today. ๐ถโค๏ธ
#OliMwanaWooha
@JKanyomozi This is a soulful song to all those who feel lonely in this world, God is behind u. Thanks for pouring in your soul such that we can praise the GOOD LORD together โค๏ธ
Paying my last respect to Hon. Hellen Nakimuli at Parliament this morning but yet to come to terms with with the reality. Fare thee well comrade Nakimuli, till we meet again ๐
A day of mixed feelings: celebrating the blessing of a 70-year mark whilst pondering on what is poised to be a life imprisonment of our Patriarch!! That notwithstanding, we glorify thy name for the gift of life,wisdom,charisma and fortitude. Long live Rtd Col Dr @kizzabesigye1 ๐
Ladies and Gentlemen! Abaisiki Nโaboojo!!
Itโs time for new music. Iโm filled with gratitude for the gift of this song. May it feed your soul the way it has done for me.
OLI MWANA WOOHA
Drops this Friday.
#OliMwanaWooha
๐๐๐ฅ๐๐๐ซ๐๐ญ๐ข๐ง๐ ๐ ๐๐ข๐๐๐ญ๐ข๐ฆ๐ ๐จ๐ ๐๐๐๐ข๐๐ง๐๐
Today, the Peopleโs Front for Freedom stands in solemn yet proud salute to our patriarch, our pillar of strength and the Peopleโs President, Dr. Kizza Besigye, as he marks his 70th birthday.
For more than half of his life, 47 years of unwavering sacrifice, Dr. Besigye has stood as the "strong wall" shielding Ugandans from the excesses of an oppressive regime. While most celebrate such milestones in the comfort of their homes, he marks this day behind bars, yet again incarcerated for the "crime" of loving Uganda too much.
A legacy written in resilience, a physician who chose wounds of a nation rather than individual patients, the shield who has absorbed the blows of state brutality so that the hope of a democratic Uganda remains alive and the patriot who at 70 remains as relentless as he was in his youth, proving that the fire for freedom does not dim with age.
Doctor, they may have confined your body, but your spirit roams free in every Ugandan heart that yearns for justice. On this 70th birthday, we don't just wish you another year, we renew our vow to carry the torch you have held high for nearly five decades.
โYour resilience is our roadmap. Your courage is our heartbeat.
๐ฏ๐๐๐๐ ๐ฉ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐, ๐ซ๐. ๐ฒ๐๐๐๐ ๐ฉ๐๐๐๐๐๐!
#FreeKizzaBesigye
#FreeHajjiObeid
#FreeSamMugumya
#FreeSamuelMakokha
#FreedomForAll
Whenever I reconnect with my old theatre friends, I feel immense joy, knowing we've faced industry challenges together. It brings me great happiness to see that so many of us are still alive and thriving.
Mr Mayanja Henry Kanyike and Mr Sulaiman Kiggundu are iconic figures in the world of drama. Whenever they take the stage, you can be sure it's worth your time. Their performances in plays such as "Akalabo ka Ntale" and "Omukazi Muka Ssebo" were truly engaging.
Their plays are highly educational. When they performed with the Mulago Theatre Kings, I also led my own group in Lungujja. My writing journey began in secondary school, where I authored several books and plays, such as โOlutalo lwโabasajjaโ, โEnsobi ya Nsobyaโ, โZinunnula Omunakuโ, โEnsi yโensiโ, and โEkikolebwa mu nzikizaโ.
They have asked for my help in bringing their plays back to the stage, and I am committed to supporting them fully. Soon, they will gather the rest of our colleagues so we can catch up, enjoy muchomo, and reminisce about the old days.
During the adolescent stage, women should step back and allow men to take the lead in raising boys. It takes a man to shape a man, just as it takes a man to guide a boy. ~ Andrew Kirimu, Coach
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To date I have never figured it out how Edward Osiru Ochom became the CIID boss, as in heading crime intelligence and Investigations! Who has read the justice Julian Ssebutindde report?