@collinstimbela_ Agreed, never pity people and date them if they arent mature enough to handle themselves. Their growth is their responsibility, you can have no role in that. You can not fix someone. It will hurt even more when they leave you in your low. Sorry for tmi but...💀
Muwanga Kivumbi walked out of prison harder than he went in, not broken, but flared.
And that’s the danger with squeezing people past a point: fear evaporates.
Push a man too far and he stops flinching.
A dog kicked one time too many no longer cowers, it bites.
I hope he doesn’t end up in the basement.
My son, a university degree isn’t enough to make you wealthy. It only makes you employable.
To build real wealth, a man requires two educations. The first education secures the job. It simply puts the seed in your hand. The second education is financial. It supplies your knowledge of the soil.
Many men work tirelessly to gather seeds, only to let them rot in their pockets because they never studied the ground.
If you know how to earn the seed, and you know how to find good soil, only bad luck can keep you poor.
Be blessed.
@oluk46221729 Not all work experience is desirable as transferable skills to the new job.
None of us chose our roots BUT we all can decide our progeny.
Best to give them a clear headstart to prevent repetition of what we have already experienced first hand.
A short while ago, I spoke with Hon. Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi, our @NUP_Ug Deputy President for Buganda Region. What a delight to see that after several months, he is out of unlawful detention without trial - at least temporarily. As everyone knows, Hon. Kivumbi never committed any offence. The criminals who attacked his home and murdered people are the ones who should be answering for their crimes - and I believe they will, at the right time. For now, we welcome him back, and the other comrades he was detained with.
It is always a great delight to see that even in the midst of so much rot, there are still judicial officers who will rise above the pervasive intimidation and live to their oath.
A short while ago, I spoke with Hon. Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi, our @NUP_Ug Deputy President for Buganda Region. What a delight to see that after several months, he is out of unlawful detention without trial - at least temporarily. As everyone knows, Hon. Kivumbi never committed any offence. The criminals who attacked his home and murdered people are the ones who should be answering for their crimes - and I believe they will, at the right time. For now, we welcome him back, and the other comrades he was detained with.
It is always a great delight to see that even in the midst of so much rot, there are still judicial officers who will rise above the pervasive intimidation and live to their oath.
ZIMBABWE AT A GLANCE😳
Zanu-PF president Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday signed the Constitutional Amendment (Bill 3) Act into law. The little Democracy that Zimbabwe had was buried 10 fit under yesterday!
Significant changes are:
1. The President will now be elected by Parliament, not by direct public vote.
2. The terms of the President and MPs increase from five to seven years. This transitional provision allows the incumbent President, aged 83, to remain in office until 2030 instead of stepping down in 2028. The law will start working immediately.
3. The President can appoint 10 more senators, increasing the Senate from 80 to 90 members.
4. Electoral Authority Changes: Responsibility for voter registration is transferred from the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to the Registrar-General, and a new Delimitation Commission will handle constituency boundaries.
5. Public interviews for judicial appointments are removed. The long standing requirement for open, transparent, and public interviews originally established under the 2013 Constitution has been completely scrapped.
6. A Vice-President acts as President until Parliament elects a replacement within 30 days. Prior to this amendment, previous legal frameworks dictated that if a President died or became incapacitated, the Vice President would automatically step in to finish the remainder of the presidential term.
N.B 35 of the 76 opposition MPs broke ranks to vote with the ruling ZANU-PF party, they voted to extend their term of office by three more years!
With these amendments, Zimbabwe enters a deeply uncertain political era. The voice of the ordinary voter has effectively been sidelined by the very representatives elected to protect it.
My son, making money is easy. It is making money while carrying a family that breaks a man.
A youth can afford to plant his entire harvest because he only has his own stomach to manage. He can bury his money in the soil and wait for time to multiply it.
But a man with many mouths to feed is forced to throw his seeds straight into the boiling pot. He cannot afford to invest for tomorrow because his family is starving today.
Use your youth. It is the only time in your life when you are allowed to plant a seed without someone demanding to eat it first.
Be blessed.
Sending my thoughts to the families who lost their loved ones in the road accident that occurred yesterday at Bobi Trading Centre, Omoro District, along the highway to Gulu. I extend condolences to them and wish a quick recovery to those who survived with injuries.
We owe it to ourselves to make our roads safer through better infrastructure and proper maintenance, otherwise these recurring tragedies have become too normal! May the souls of the departed rest in eternal peace.
EXECUTIVE ORDER RNB NO. 12 OF 2026
Highlights:
- The practice of bowing before judicial officers is abolished.
- The following titles and forms of address are abolished with immediate effect:
-Your Lordship / My Lord
-My Lady / Your Ladyship
-Your Worship
-Any other honorific that implies lordship, worship, or feudal superiority.
Judicial officers shall be addressed plainly and equally as:
-“Mr. Justice” or “Madam Justice” for members of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal
“Mr. Judge” or “Madam Judge” for members of the High Court
-“Mr. Magistrate” or “Madam Magistrate”
-“Mr. Registrar” or “Madam Registrar”
-Or simply by their surname where appropriate (e.g., “Judge Okello”,
“Registrar Ankunda”, or “Magistrate Nakato”).
#LawyersStrike26June #Decolonization #ResistLawlessness #BangTheTable #BackOnTrack #RNBVision2060
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@FrankWinger7@VJJunior_256 Vj Junior olumu ebigambo byakozesa tobitwala mu first person, take them with a pinch of salt. Aba akola ogugwe ogwokujubisa cinema enyumire abalabi.
This was brought to my attention. Scammers using photo and name and my interview on the @AgoraCFR podcast to scam people. Please treat it with the contempt it deserves and whoever can help me reach as many possible as possible, so that they are not scammed, will be highly appreciated. An acquaintance from a while back wanted to use it for their trading business so I imagine there are people who are not able to reach out to me to verify and are falling for that scam.
A few days from now, it will be three months since Christopher Goddy, a comrade and musician better known as 'King Zale,' was abducted from Kamokya. His family is very distressed, having looked for him everywhere without a trace.
As usual, the regime whose men abducted King Zale remains completely silent about his whereabouts – the same silence it has maintained about all other comrades who have been missing for several years now! We continue demanding for his immediate release from illegal detention and an end to this impunity!
Again, good people, let us learn that the RULE OF LAW helps everyone. It's akin to the air we breathe.
Seeing Mariam Wangadya cry about the deliberate destruction of the Uganda Human Rights Commission by the regime brought back memories of how she treated our numerous complaints.
She said that the 18 missing @NUP_Ug supporters were non-existent. Mocking the cries of the wives, mothers and children of Johnbosco Kibalama, John Ddamulira, Mbabazi Moses Kawenja, Kanatta Muhammad and the others, she had the audacity of suggesting that those people were ghosts, and their families staged! She said all this was "katemba" and "kiwaani".
She called for the 'disbandment' of NUP foot-soldiers, suggesting they were criminals.
She claimed that our late dear comrade, Marinos Alexandria faked her plight, after being raped from detention. When Marinos fled out of the country facing death threats, she said it was out of shame that she fled.
When our leader @HEBobiwine filed a complaint and attempted to make a personal statement before the Commission, she stopped him mid way and dismissed his complaint summarily.
And now, she suddenly agrees with what we have consistently said - that the UHRC was reduced into the most incompetent institution, incapable of fulfilling its constitutional mandate under these circumstances. TIME!