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  IN UGANDA, ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN. Some one's child can be murdered, his head brought to the Speaker of Parliament as a gift & Ugandans will never get bothered as long as they sell their vote for a sachet of waragi or 500 grams of salt!   Hundreds can be murdered, senior government officials assasinated, women kidnapped & rapped, only to hear that the files of those cases have disappeared as the gullible population comfortably sings no change!   The churches can be demolished with protection from security. As long as religious leaders worship those in power after being corrupted by handouts in brown envelope, the men of God cruising in brand new Pajeros donated by the very sharks, the flocks can go to hell, their church buildings, like one of Ndeeba can perish!   Medicine can be stolen from public hospitals, money for roads, water etc stolen & the thieves will be glorified as hardworking, they will sit in the comfort of the front seats in the places of worship, a

Museveni’s government is burning our children's future Museveni's crisis has reached a tipping point, here's a simple guide with key points of thecurrent situation . On Saturday night fire burnt down the iconic building at Uganda's Makerere University, which is a prominent landmark in the capital city of Kampala which left many Ugandans in deep anger. For normal Ugandans everyday life has become increasingly difficult, One of the biggest challenges people face is hyperinflation. According to presidential aspirant Hon. Robert Kyagulanyi alias Bobi Wine released by the end of 2019, prices were doubling every 19 days on average causing many Ugandans to suffer seriously, he added that the impact of coronavirus affected citizens badly by giving an example “you work a whole month and you cannot afford the basic food that Ugandans include in their diet.” In the year 2018 the female hall named Mary Stuart was also gutted by serious blaze from two canteens on the ground f

  Extreme Panic takes a toll on Senile Museveni's health. As had been mentioned in the recent past that Museveni was in panic in the run up to 2021 elections; now the panic has become so much so that the aging senile dictator's health and mental faculties is at its worst. Museveni has been silently battling dementia and now the extreme panic of him losing the presidency of the country he has done the worst service for in the last 34 years is not helping in his fight against such a fatal ailment like dementia.  His doctors and family are so worried but can't do anything Museveni being the big headed and stubborn monster he has always been; he can't heed any advice to relinquish power and rest and get proper treatment. As if the dementia is not enough, his mental illness that he gets from his family though he always attributed his own mothers madness to "torture he claims she suffered at the hands of Obote while he was in the bush" those who know the mother

  Extreme Panic and double standards define Museveni's run up to 2021 elections. When Covid 19 struck, Museveni and his electoral commission decided that the normal campaigns be replaced by they came to call scientific campaigns on radio, TV and social media as a way to avoid exposing the citizenry to the deadly virus during crowded rallies as has always been the norm. People from across the political divide questioned its practicability considering the lack of good will from Museveni, his rubber stamp Electoral Commission and partisan security but nevertheless they had to give him the benefit of doubt one last time. Hardly a week into the "scientific campaigns", NUP's Bobi Wine on consultations in Mbale was blocked from accessing the local radio station to address his supporters and the police was not even ashamed to fire tear gas and live bullets disperse un armed NUP supporters. Lt. Gen Henry Tumukunde was not spared days later when he went to Njeru to meet