OBUGANDA BUTAWANA MUBUFUGE OBULALA:

Kabaka Muteesa II nga ali mubuwanganguse e Bungereza nga atawana ne Foreign Secretary wa governmenti ya Bungereza 1953/55.

 

 

 

Empologoma Ssegwanga abeera Kampala

 

 

 

Batubuza buza  batusuuze ebyaffe. Ddala ddala taliyo omulongo omuwanvu?

 

 

The re-opening of the administration building(Bulange) of the Buganda State Kingdom 1958.

KABAKA WA BUGANDA NGA OKOMAWO MUBUWANGANGUSE OMULUNDI OGUSOOKA NGA BASSELWAJJA OKUKYALA MUNSI YE BAMUWAMBYE ATE OLUVANYUMA NEBAMUTA:V
Muteesa II ayimiridde kumukono ogwa kkono 1963 nga akyalina omukwano n'Obote:
Kabaka Muteesa II nga ali ku mikolo e Bulange okwaniriza Obwetwaze bwa Buganda nga 8 October, 1962.
UPDF soldiers at Constitutional Square (City Square)
Eyaliko Katikkiro wa Buganda, Mulwanyammuli Ssemwogerere:
Mmeeya wa Lubaga Mukyala Nabbosa Ssebuggwawo kakati owa NRM:<br /><br />18 October, 2021
Omukulembeze we nsi ya Rwenzururu, Charles Wesley Mumbere naye atawana ne governmenti ya Uganda:
Hon Thomas Tayebwa must be regretting why he left FDC to join the NRM party. He is now busy begging his fellow MPs to accept what their President has instructed them to do as soon as possible:<br /><br />Indeed what would one expect of this NRM majority parliament from the work given to it by its chairman! This is what most of the citizens of this country have been telling the opposition members to boycott the national elections which are constantly not free and fair. Those who were convinced to participate in such dodgy national elections did so in the hope that they will have the opportunity to be in the new government of Uganda. What hope is there for the opposition if they cannot influence government business in anyway other than to pick up their monthly highly paid wages from the bank and go home and sleep.
The people of the Congo suffering it out because of a never ending civil war in that country:<br />Now that the people of Congo love the arrival of Ugandan troops with open arms a second or third time, why did they not show it to the international judges during the initial invasions? The people of the Congo seem to enjoy it all as the troops of Uganda seem to have come to them as father Christmas after the misery of a global pandemic! And the Parliament of Uganda is getting ready to provide the military gifts of Christmas to the African Congolese people.
DPC Nyinamahoro talking to residents at Mbalala police station.<br />One wonders in Uganda what is the heavy handed security intentions of this African military police against the public? Is it to stop the public from getting infected by COVID19 or is it to take their lives one by one as the pandemic is doing the same? Even arresting people and dumping them in overcrowded prisons only increases the chances of COVID19 infections inside and outside of these unhealthy prison!
A Uganda Army spokesperson Ronald Kakurungu talking to the press.<br />He first went to Kira Road police and recorded the statement. He drove Mukebezi to Mulago. He was the most senior officer and he took responsibility,&rdquo; Kakurungu said. First Aid should have been given to the victim. This officer had the communication device to broadcast the Uganda Army to come over quickly and take the wounded to a military hospital for urgent treatment. If such help was never available amongst these trained officers, what danger to life is there for the public when faced with a brutal police force strapped with AK47 on their backs and behind it this aggressive African military army with the right to shot point blank the civilians of this country! Unfortunately this is the sort of normal living the people of this country have been going through since 1966 to 2022 and still counting.
The long flight is on the map of this recovered national airline company after it went bankrupt 20 years ago.
Speaker Jacob Oulanyah was last seen in public in December last year:<br />No wonder the truth of the Uganda administrators and their management of these expensive planes in a land locked country like Uganda is coming out as clearly as day. A critical poor patient in Uganda cannot get an ambulance for a 5 miles journey to hospital. This rich patient managed secretly to get an air ambulance of a round trip of 20,000 miles to the overseas hospital specialists! One is anxiously awaiting the government auditors report on the total cost of this NRM political and medical adventure to the tax payer who are bent on continuously electing this government.
The proposed Mbabazi Stadium in the city of Mbarara.<br />Anthony Asiimire, a surveyor, attributes the increase in land prices to the many people born in the western region who had concentrated on life in Kampala but are now returning, noting that the effects of the Covid-19 lockdown opened the eyes of many to develop back home.<br />That is what technology has been telling the African migrants that home is best. World wide most of the big city offices are becoming obsolete. As long as there is modern data network connections, working at home is becoming fashionable. Putting up a big warehouse at Isingiro can transform industrial production and shopping for many communities in Ankole. There is no need any more to crowd the city of Mbarara as it has always been done in Kampala.
Besigye in Switzerland as wife Winnie starts work as UNAIDS executive director - By the PML Daily
Master Jakana Nadduli the Ganda political activist.<br />Sectarianism is a political or cultural conflict between two groups which are often related to the form of government which they live under. Prejudice, discrimination, or hatred can arise in these conflicts, depending on the political status quo and if one group holds more power within the government. It certainly needs the NRM judges and not any other to sort out this crime that seems endemic or native in this country right now.<br />It is unfortunate that the descendants of Rwanda failed to come together in their own country and savagely slaughtered each other. They even failed to keep and promote their cultural monarchy and a democratic republic when they attained their independence. Having run to Uganda as a last resort as political refugees, how can they hope to impress on the people of Uganda their own ability to demote and remove sectarianism in African communities? It is all about hot air indeed.