@CyrilRamaphosa Africa stood with South Africa during apartheid. Today, Africa must stand against xenophobia. Our liberation was never meant to end at the border. #SayNoToXenophobia#AfricanUnity
@DaudiKabanda Democracies don't require mandatory praise. If achievements are meaningful, they will be reported on their own merit, without government directives
@DavidLRubongoya@TimKalyegira legal systems seen to move in ways that silence dissenting voices, raise serious concerns about due process & judicial independence. A fair society must protect free expression even when it is uncomfortable or critical without the appearance of political influence over justice.
@Breaking911 A tragic and heartbreaking situation in Venezuela. Thoughts are with all those affected, and with the emergency teams working tirelessly on rescue and relief efforts.
@Nora7xy Well said. True beauty is reflected in character, curiosity, and how we grow over time. When the mind is nourished by learning and experience, aging becomes not a loss but a deepening of who we are.
@kirya_ug Four decades later and weβre still told to celebrate βprogressβ while basic survival remains a daily schedule. Truly a masterclass in long-term planning
@JosephSsewungu Journalism is not a crime, it is a public service. A free press strengthens accountability, informs citizens, and protects democracy. Standing with NTV and Daily Monitor is standing for every Ugandan's right to know. Press freedom must be defended, always
@HuduHussein Broadcasting standards should be applied transparently, consistently, and with due process not selectively or in ways that create the appearance of punishing critical voices. Regulation should protect the public, not undermine confidence in media freedom.
@Honnelsonlufafa@mkainerugaba Freedom isn't something to be blamed when p'ple criticize those in power. A nation's strength is measured by how well it protects rights & tolerates dissent,not by how tightly it controls them.Limiting freedoms in response to criticism weakens democracy rather than strengthens it
@HEBobiwine@TimKalyegira When a journalist's voice is answered with abduction and prosecution instead of debate, every citizen's freedom is diminished. This is no longer about one person, it's about the future of all Ugandans. Our safety and liberty depend on standing together in defense of justice.
@BafanaBafana your people chased away fellow Africans for taking away their jobs. We wouldn't take the job of supporting tour team from you.
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@mkainerugaba You donβt βbeatβ Churchill, he belongs to history, not competition.
Real officers are judged by conduct, discipline, and impact in their own time.
Closing media houses doesn't strengthen a nation,it weakens its ability to hear itself think. A country confident in its direction doesn't fear scrutiny; it engages it.Silence may create order on the surface, but beneath it, distrust grows and truth finds harder ways to surface
@kirya_ug Power often mistakes silence 4 peace. Yet silence is only the absence of sound not of truth. The paradox of history is that the harder authority tries to suppress a narrative,the more enduring that narrative becomes. Ideas are rarely defeated by censorship but tested by freedom
@KwikirizaNova The desire for justice is real, but lasting change is built by courageous citizens acting peacefully, lawfully, and together. A nation's strength is measured not by how fiercely it fights its own people, but by how faithfully it upholds the rights and dignity of all.
@AsiimweJago@NRMOnline Freedom of the press also means the freedom to make editorial decisions that not everyone will like. If any media house has been unfair or biased, the answer is more openness, more competition, and more accountability not celebrating closures or restrictions.