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It is time to vote youth~ Kisoro!
We do not need to look far to know how fake leadership hurts us all, Kisoro has suffered the consequence of voting such blunt leaders for many years. People are truly living in such a deep crisis simply because of lacking leadership.

When the border of Chanika was closed no leader seemed to bother people suffered the came in corona virus things went beyond human expectations but what hurt people most was leadership.

Kisoro fake leaders are rooted in tribalism religious conflicts and many other forms of discrimination that they youth should fight hardly not by money but in form of mindset change.

Batwa are the hardest hit by rising inequality and discrimination, They are the workers in the most garden employment, they suffer the most from cuts in public services like hospitals, and much of their work, paid and unpaid, is not recognised and rewarded. Fake leaders are corroding as power and wealth concentrate in fewer and fewer hands.

Collectively, Kisoro people are protesting and writing a new story where their future will not be up for grabs, so far different issues have been raised, e.g demanding resolving Uganda- Rwanda conflict, PROHIBITING Mateke from promoting tribalism among the people, releasing Gen. Kayihura and also building JKIST.

Change will be won on the streets, if Kisoro people form a solidarity and join streets the problem can be solved, we are now seeing a rebalancing of power initiated by the people in other countries simply because of solidarity. The big protests of 2018 of releasing Gen Kayihura were successful.

People are coming together and acting with haste and urgency, putting forward their solutions to the crisis. We now understand that the problems we face in our societies around the world are rooted in the same problem that we face globally.


People of Kisoro should come together as one, coming together and acting with haste and urgency, putting forward their solutions to the crisis, per now they understand the problems they have been facing societies, which are rooted in the issue of leadership.


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  1. UnknownJuly 3, 2020 at 8:41 AM

    Kisoro has every thing needed to develop, what is absent is leadership

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