WATCH: NUP supporter and blogger JB Muwonge is documenting the stories of Ugandans who were abducted. He begins with John Ddamulira, taken from his shop at Kampalaβs Kisseka Market in 2020.
Six years later, Johnβs family is still waiting for answers. Where is John Ddamulira?
Ordered by President M7, prime Minister Nabbanja is bringing a law restricting farmers with less than 4 acres of land from growing sugarcane, tobacco, cotton and maize.
I wish Ugandans knew what fishing communities in this country are going through
@damianrutazaana@rwenzori_ Even more so Kkoki had lost its tail during the Suuna ll days . They sought peace after sensing a beating from Buganda that had decided to attack and scatter them. No history precolonial or otherwise has ever stated that Kkoki was a kingdom. This was chiefdom
@AAntony94@rwenzori_ They did sacrifice humans and infact were evil spiritualists. And the myth that they disappeared is beneath ignorance. These bachwezi intermarried within the fabric of societies like Buganda and areas around lake Victoria particularly present day karagwe. They were dealt with.
@truth_to_power2@rwenzori_ Omanyi they always fabricate such stories to diminish the relevance of Buganda as a nation. Some have even built careers out of this. But we have books written by genuine African scholars who can be of great help. Before kimera was, Buganda was .