@MasindeHassan1 Itโs a sign of insecurity the more you see soldiers and police(mostly soldiers). Especially all geared up. Its also a sign of intimidation of the people
ICT Uganda Vs Rwanda
Uganda:
Frame 1: Justine Kasule Lumumba (53), the cabinet minister of ICT & National Guidance.
She has a bachelor of Arts and a diploma in Education.
Frame 2: Joyce Nabbosa Ssebugwawo (76), the state minister in charge of ICT.
She has a certificate in secretarial services.
Frame 3: Alioni Yorke Odria the state minister in charge of National Guidance.
He has a master's degree in human resource management and a bachelor of commerce.
Rwanda:
Frame 4: (1) Paula Ingabire(43) is the minister of ICT & Innovation
She has a master of science in system design and management from Massachusetts Institute of technology and a bachelor of science in computer engineering and information technology.
(2) Yves Iradukunda (35) is the minister of state for ICT.
Has a bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science.
This is not meant to imply that Rwanda is doing better than Uganda in ICT, because that would call for a deeper study into the performance of the two ministries, the overall infrastructure and the impact on the citizens.
But this is to question why in Uganda, technical ministries like ICT can't have technical people to head them technically, politically and adminisratively?
Look at the age difference too.
If we don't wake up, a country as small as Rwanda will soon overtake us in very many aspects because we prioritize politics over performance and delivery ๐
Tourism next.......
@kirya_ug This country will continue being in a mess as long as the citizens still vote from an emotional stand point. The majority of Ugandans donโt think much.