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Since yesterday, many of you have expressed the desire to contribute money to support the livelihoods of the nine political prisoners who were released from detention after close to six years. You may send in your contribution towards this cause to any of these numbers. In addition to the support the Party will extend to them, your contributions will be summed up and distributed to them equally.
@KamogaMunawa Singa olina amagezi, you would not submit this. It clearly shows that the battery 🪫 in your 🧠 brain needs charging. Dressing descent does not mean backwardness. Always remember your roots and you won’t be embarrassed. Do whatever you want in Spain but don’t mix back home
@iNdaba_ You should always check with the travel advisory before booking your trip. South Africa has been placed on a red alert following their xenophobic attacks on fellow blacks
Unless the presidential directive of paying intern doctors the 2.5 million is put into consideration and effected, we shall not show up for internship. We have had instances where our fellows faint on table during surgery, we are not ready for such things. - Precious Gracious Achen from Makerere University.
#PayAllMedicalInterns
As heavily armed security operatives continue storming and searching the homes of former Speaker of Parliament Anita Among, the dramatic scenes unfolding across Uganda are beginning to expose one of the most extravagant and politically protected eras of corruption in recent parliamentary history.
In a hard-hitting report aired on NTV Akawungeezi, journalist Solomon Kaweesa pulled back the curtain on what was only the beginning of a vast network of patronage, political deals, and questionable payouts that flourished under Among’s leadership. The report revisited the explosive “service award” scandal, revealing how barely a year after ascending to the speakership, billions of taxpayer shillings were already being handed out to close allies and parliamentary commissioners, including former Leader of Opposition Mathias Mpuuga.
At the time, the payouts were defended by insiders as appreciation tokens. But today, with CID raids, house searches, and luxury assets being hauled away under police guard, many Ugandans are looking back at that moment as the first public glimpse into a much deeper culture of excess, entitlement, and theft.
The message is becoming impossible to ignore: the signs were always there. The flashy lifestyle. The growing empire. The unchecked spending. The silence of those around her. What is happening now, is not the exposure of a hidden secret, it is the collapse of a system that operated boldly in broad daylight because it believed itself untouchable.
And as the investigations intensify, one uncomfortable question continues hanging over the country: if this was only the beginning, then how deep does the rabbit hole really go?
YouTube - https://t.co/FsCeR4hn7K
@bkagingo1@MordecaiMuriisa The question should be: Was the position advertised? Were interviews open to the public for a fair advantage? Or was the job handed over through friendship ties?
A young woman has revealed the torture she and her friends faced after being taken by the military of Uganda from the National Unity Platform headquarters in Kavule.
They say they were beaten, injected with unknown substances, and forced to sleep in cold water.
Ugandans deserve answers and accountability. @UNHumanRights
When concerns about the brutal mistreatment of Ugandans working in the Middle East were raised, Uganda’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Henry Okello Oryem, responded to journalist Solomon Sserwanjja with an astonishingly callous question: “Why do they go there?”
This is not ignorance. The minister knows full well the extreme poverty and sky-high unemployment rates in Uganda. Yet, this response reveals a government devoid of empathy—a regime led by a group of gun-wielding men who have never confronted their own pasts. While ordinary Ugandans are tortured and abused abroad, the so-called leaders at home turn a blind eye.
One of our sisters was tortured, brutalized, and left to die by her employers. She reached out for help, knowing that Museveni’s government would not come to her aid. Her cries have gone out to well-wishers, hoping someone will act where the state has failed. Watching her suffer brought me to tears, and sadly, her story is just the tip of the iceberg. Countless Ugandans are enduring this nightmare, unseen and unheard.
Dear God, open our eyes and show us the way. If she has not yet received help, please connect me with her so that together, we can take action to save her and may be others like her.
@AgoraCFR What boggles my mind is seeing someone who was abducted being aligned infront of a judge with evidence of torture, and the judge stupidly remands the victim again
What’s going on here? 🚨🇺🇬👇🏾
How did we get here?
Is Uganda been colonised by Rwanda or Rwanda is part of Uganda? “Buy Uganda Rwanda sell Uganda Rwanda.