A colleague gave me this analogy on why he votes, ”Its kind of like a man in relationship with a lady well knowing that the lady doesn’t like him. Whereas the man continues with the relationship , the reality that he is not the lady ‘s choice haunts him.” So in essence some people voteContinue reading “Post election grief; what next for NUP”
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What we need is a mea culpa and not reconciliation
Mea culpa is a Latin term used in the catholic faith to affirm guilt, locally the faithful was say,”gunsinze gunsingidde dala” . Monsignor Kasibante while at state house made the request for reconciliation and allowing Robert Kyagulanyi to be free and for the military to end the siege at his residence. The president in responseContinue reading “What we need is a mea culpa and not reconciliation”
Understanding the liberation; the story of the 86ers
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the National Resistance Army. On 26th January 1986, the NRA marched on to take power under the leadership of General Yoweri Museveni and he took oath as president,word has it that Kampala had fallen on the 25th January but the date coincides with the Idi Amini takeover and soContinue reading “Understanding the liberation; the story of the 86ers”
Dear Tibuhaburwa
Congratulations are in order for holding the best election since independence The people turned out in large numbers and who are we to deny the voice of the people, some were saying that people won’t turn up to vote but the seven million that didn’t vote feared covid 19 and wanted to avoid large crowdsContinue reading “Dear Tibuhaburwa”
Covid; the political virus
When the novel Coronavirus broke out last year in Wuhan,none knew the implications therein, first the outgoing American Leopard called it the Chinese flu reasoning that it was manufactured in China,he even threatened to cut the government funding to the WHO Here in Uganda our first case was in March and then subsequent measures wereContinue reading “Covid; the political virus”
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