It starts with losing elections, disconnect electricity, recalls all his garbage trucks, stops paying school fees, left his party, and boom! Introducing the mighty BILL" with closes of making ugandans foreigners,and limiting external funding I mean shuting down entire country!
@UncleBillz Am not concerned with ur hate at Buganda, I mean that's what most idiots do but rather concerned with publicising your ignorance, nxt tym make research on how many tribes formed after downfall of bunyoro empire and factors led to that. U will know that Buganda wasn't part of it.
Those videos were recorded in 2023, people lost their goods in 2023 floods the same way they have lost this year, and this has been hapen'g for Last 20years lukwago has been a lord mayor but no solution has been put in place, why can't we give Ham a change to finish his plan!
@BugandaKingdom_ This comes after criticising Katikiro?! Am in full support of his previous post, you r painting a bad image on BUGANDA by associating with people who are paid to promote immorality in the country.
@NeQuui@ugtreasurybonds@DouglasLwangaUg Assuming withdrawal happens at maturity date, principle amount can be hit by inflation, take example of current inflation 3.90% of April 2025, some one invested 5yrs back wouldn't have the same value by today
@AmanyireRuhweza@ugtreasurybonds T.bonds are not met for middle class and low income earners, it's a business for big investment companies, sacco/ cooperative, insurance and banks mainly, it doesn't make sense to invest 10m in t.bonds to earn revenue of 5%-7% per year, with reduction of taxes and management fee
@ugtreasurybonds@DouglasLwangaUg You should also put in mind that it attracts 20% in taxes on maturity date, meaning if you invest 100k for 5yrs , you receive 80k as principal, and also if you invest through brokers, there is monthly charges of about 2%,by maturity period you will be in negatives.