Gw'owanya Egere.The untold truths.

07/12/2023

Being discplined is far much better than being educated.

07/12/2023

The day you learn to develop your self is the you wage war on poverty

22/04/2022

Happy Birthday Dr. We shall always treasure you for awakening our generation.

29/03/2022

What is your say about Ugandan Government who are proposing for the state burrial of the fallen speaker Jacob o'lokori oluanya whose body is yet to be received from USA.

29/03/2022

May ALLAH RECIEVE YOU WITH MERCY.

25/03/2022

Just Right now at kololo air strip.
Mps.are waiting for the voting of the speaker.

25/02/2022

This is not war.But to rather aggressive intentions of president Putin which is uncalled for.

25/02/2022

The Russian president V.putin is relaxing after getting information of sanctions from America and European Union

18/02/2022

Chief of joint staff.ameyigiya kwa office Leo.
Sindiyo

28/01/2022

27/11/2021

09/09/2021

Read and learn.

05/09/2021

Coup in Guinea conakary

13/07/2021

What went wrong in my mother land.

30/06/2021

Provisional aspirants of kayunga local councile five

24/06/2021

Lt.General Williston mbasu mbadi has been promoted to arank of a General and is now the chief of Defence forces and is deputised by by Lt General Peter Elweru .

18/06/2021

True or False

LEADERSHIP WE MISS !

In only 4 years in power (1983-87), at the age of 34 , Thomas Sankara the first revolutionary president of Burkinafaso achieved magnificently ;

1. Built 350 schools, roads, railways without foreign aid
2. Increased Burkina Faso's literacy rate by 60%
3. Banned forced marriages
4. Gave poor people land
5. Vaccinated 2.5 million kids
6. Planted 10 million trees
7. Appointed females to high governmental positions, encouraged them to work, recruited them into the military, and granted pregnancy leave during
8. Sold off the government fleet of Mercedes cars and made the Renault 5 (the cheapest car sold in Burkina Faso at that time) the official service car of the ministers.
9. He reduced the salaries of all public servants, including his own, and forbade the use of government chauffeurs and 1st class airline tickets.
10. As President, he lowered his salary to $450 a month and limited his possessions to a car, four bikes, three guitars, a fridge and a broken freezer.
11. He opposed foreign aid, saying that “he who feeds you, controls you.”
12. Drove out French imperialism & withdrew Burkina Faso from the IMF

Thomas Sankara lived a very productive life that was brutally cut short by his close friend Blaise Compaore. He was assassinated at the age of 38.

What if the president in your country copied the same in 35 years , UGANDA would be among the first World countries .

16/06/2021

His excellent The president of Uganda and His counterpart The president of Congo have today the commissioned abridge in mpodwe boarder district kasese

14/06/2021

Your free to move.Gen.Gutti has ordered the remaining NUP supporters.

11/06/2021

Nup leaders have today made attempt to mzee Nkonge kibalama the co- founder of there party in Bombo barracks however after going through the quarter guard before reaching to the hospital the army the prohibited them from accessing the hospital and the officers who allowed them to enter were arrested.

11/06/2021

Rwanda air line has suspended all flights to and from Uganda due to high surgency of covid 19.
Ya ALLAH we seek refugee from U.

06/06/2021

Let.col.Ronald kakurugu has been appointed as deputy UPDF Spokesperson replacing col.Deo Akiki who has been sent to kimaka for further studies.

12/05/2021

*THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY: LESSONS FROM FOOTBALL AND BOXING*

I was here reflecting on what I can compare our struggle to.

The struggle for freedom and democracy in Uganda is like a football game or a boxing match.

In these games, there are four categories of people. You have the coaches, the spectators, the referees and the players.

The coaches are mostly those who came before us, whether here in Uganda or other places in the world. Some of them are alive, while others are long dead. They used to be good players before, but they are now retired and are cheering us on from the side. They want to see us succeed, and so, they give us guidance and follow us with their blessings. For me, these people include Malcolm X, Marcus Garvey, Morgan Tsvangrai, Andrew Kayiira, Dr. Paul Kawanga Ssemwogerere, etc. Each one of us has his or her own coaches.

The second category are spectators. These are people who simply see things happening. They are as oppressed as everyone else, and sometimes even more oppressed, but they will take no part in trying to change or improve the situation. They wait for the news every evening to see what Bobi Wine or Dr. Besigye has done today. Each day, they pass by the stalls and see headlines of the worst corruption scandals lining the streets of Kampala, but they look the other way. They know how much money is stolen every year and see the poverty all over, but they don't want to land themselves in any trouble with the regime. At best, they make a short prayer and keep wishing that things will change some day. They are spectators. They know how the election was rigged and how countless innocent Ugandans are in prisons or killed. They feel bad at how terrible their country is being run. But they will not do anything beyond what they feel. They are angry and hungry, but they have chosen to remain complacent. They follow the goings on and talk so much about politics with their friends. But at the end of each day, they return home unbothered or unwilling to get involved.

The third category is that of referees. These people are neither players nor spectators, but they are very busy on the pitch. They spend all their time criticising everyone for not playing right, but they will never set foot into the football pitch or the boxing ring. Their duty is to judge all the people all the time. When there is a protest, they keep home, and in the evening post on Facebook how the protest could have been done better. They will not show up to guard the vote but will ask why you did not do this or that to guard the vote. They know how to give yellow cards and red cards to everyone else except themselves. Their preferred statements are, "You should have done this or done that." You ask them why they did not come in to do that which they say was right, but well, they are referees!
When they appear on television or write articles, they ask why you did not this or that! They never come in when the players need advice; they only come in when the players make mistakes. They rarely notice the achievements- they only notice the faults and sing their voices hoarse. They are experts at pointing out mistakes. If they do not find any mistake, they will try their best to create it!

Finally, the fourth category is that of players. These are comrades who are right into the game. They are sweating all over, fighting very hard to win the prize. When they get knocked down, they rise up again. When the spectators boo them, they strive to better their game. In a struggle like ours, these are men and women who have sacrificed everything in order to be participants in the liberation of their country. They come up with all sorts of ideas and try them out. Some of their ideas may be amateurish or even reckless, but their passion drives them to try out anything to further the cause. Their joy is seeing the struggle advances to the next stage. When they fail today, they return tomorrow. Some of them have injuries, others have scars. Yet, they soldier on. Their glory and joy lies in nothing else, but seeing the struggle succeed or at least move forward each day. Their eyes do not leave the ball. They follow it wherever it goes- their aim is simply scoring goals.

Of course, as in football, some players are often compromised by the opposing camp and deliberately score "own goals". But these do not go far. They are soon exposed by their actions, because if their actions are to the advantage of the opponent, then you don't ask who they work for.

To you who is reading this, my question is, where do you fall? Comrades who are truly in the struggle for freedom must be players! That is what we are called to do. Leave the referees alone. Their job description is to find fault, even where it is not. BUT NEITHER THE REFEREES NOR THE SPECTATORS EVER GET THE TROPHY. The trophy is won by the players. When they win it, they will often run and hand it over to the coach!

Of course the sad irony is that when victory is eventually won, the referees and spectators will often ask for the best seat at the high table. But the player is not even bothered by this- all he wants is to smell the sweet scent of victory.

Fellow players, let us keep our eyes on the prize. God is with us. Teri kuzikiza.

06/05/2021

The pearl of africa

30/04/2021

We meet again fellow journalist
Joseph kagolo.But the cause for his death is a three phase matter.

20/02/2021

18/02/2021

Good morning to you