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Uganda Senior Police officers are facing eviction from Buganda State Police Barracks:

 

By Simon Ssekidde

 

Added 31st May 2016

 

Currently Mpigi Central Police station is faced with the challenge of housing

 

 

Officers at Mpigi Police Station gear up for deployment recently. (Senior officers have been told to leave the barracks).

 

Senior Police officers at Mpigi Central Police Station have been asked to vacate houses in the police barracks and rent rooms outside the barracks.

In the letter dated 23rd May 2016, authored by the District Police Commander, Ahmad Kimera Sseguya, he directed all officers from the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) and above to immediately vacate the houses where they are currently staying.

According to Kimera, all officers from the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police and above are not allowed to sleep in the police barracks because they receive housing allowance in their salary every month.

“We have junior officers who are renting outside the barracks yet they are supposed to sleep inside the Police barracks, these senior officers are supposed to sleep outside the barracks and not inside because their housing allowances are consolidated in the salary” Kimera said.

Currently there are nine Senior Police officers sleeping in houses inside the barracks at Mpigi Central Police station who are facing eviction according to Kimera.

Kimera added that Cadet Officers are however excused because they are not yet confirmed ASPs and therefore they do not receive housing allowances.

Currently, the station is faced with the challenge of housing.

One of the officers who is facing eviction but preferred enormity, said the directive came at a time when they have no money to rent rooms outside the barracks and that they are expensive which they cannot afford now.

“We cannot afford to rent rooms outside the barracks now because they are expensive, we are still looking for money to take our children to school and they are now asking us to leave the barracks” he said.

'Paasita' eyeeyita Yesu bamuggalidde: Agaana abagoberezi be emmere enfumbe, okugenda mu ddwaaliro, n'okusoma:

By Musasi wa Bukedde

 

Added 1st July 2016

 

POLIISI mu disitulikiti y’e Nakaseke ekutte ab’enzikiriza egaana abantu okulya emmere enfumbe, okugenda mu malwaliro n’okutwala abaana ku ssomero abaabadde bakubye olukuhhaana okusaasaanya enjiri yaabwe

 

Emu ku makanisa amanji agagoberera ISA MASIYA mu nsi Buganda.

 

POLIISI mu disitulikiti y’e Nakaseke ekutte ab’enzikiriza egaana abantu okulya emmere enfumbe, okugenda mu malwaliro n’okutwala abaana ku ssomero abaabadde bakubye olukuhhaana okusaasaanya enjiri yaabwe.

Baakwatiddwa ku kyalo Tongo mu ggombolola y’e Kapeeka mu disitulikiti y’e Nakaseke.

Omwogezi wa poliisi mu kitundu kya Savana, Lameka Kigozi yategeezezza nti abaakwatiddwa baggaliddwa ku poliisi e Kiwoko ne mukama waabwe Emmanuel Semakula 35, ng’ono yeeyita ISA MASIYA era agamba nti agaba n’emikisa.

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Ensi Buganda ejjudde nyo eddini. Ono naye agenda kwefunira linya LYA SADAAKA (ekiweebwayo) MU DDINI ENO EYA TONDA nga Baganda banaffe wano e Namugongo bwebajjukirwa okukamala.

MAY NGA 24 BULI MWAKA OMUGANDA ALINA OKUJJUKIRA OLUTALO LW'OBOTE OKUWAMBA OBUGANDA. OBWAKABAKA BWA BUGANDA BWAVAWO. ENSI REPUBLIC NEYIYIZIBWA.
 
Mmengo erabudde abawandiisa abantu abali ku Ttaka ly’Obwa
Kabaka:
Posted 5th May, 2015
 
By  Bukedde reporter, Uganda
 
Kyewalabye (ku ddyo) ng’ayogerera mu musomo.
 

AKULIRA ekitongole ky’ebyettaka mu bwakabaka ekya Buganda Land Board (BLB):

 

Kyewalabye Male, alabudde abaami ba Kabaka abagenda okwenyigira mu kuwandiisa ebibanja by’abasenze ku ttaka ly’Obwakabaka beewale obukumpanya n’emivuyo kuba bayinza okusibwa.

Yagambye nti wadde ng’enteekateeka eno egenderedde kuyamba bantu ba Ssaabasajja kufuna biwandiiko ebituufu mu mateeka ku bibajnja byabwe, wandibaawo bannakigwanyizi abayinza okukozesa omukisa guno okwenoonyeza ebyabwe.

Bino Male, eyabadde n’abakozi ba BLB ne katikkiro w’ebyalo bya Kabaka,  Lubega Mutunzi, yabyogedde   mu kuggalawo omusomo ogwetabiddwaamu Abaamagombolola, Abeemiruka n’Abatongole mu ssaza ly’e Kyaggwe ku mbuga ya Ssekiboobo e Mukono ogwategekeddwa okubabangula ku nkola gye bagenda okugoberera nga basomesa n’okuwandiisa abasenze ku ttaka ly’Obwakabaka. Enteekateeka eno yatandika nga May 4, 2015.

Ssekiboobo Benjamin Kigongo yagambye nti ebibanja ebitalambuddwa si bya kuwandiikibwa olw’okwewala enkaayana. Nb

Ekizibu ky'abaami ba Ssabasajja kyelaga kyoka. Baddidde abobuyinza babiri babateese mu kalo ka Buganda akedda. Ebyawandiikibwa bitugamba ki? Toyinza kuwuliriza bakama bo babiri. Oleka ko omu okumuwulira nowulira omulala. Tugambe ki? Mufumbiro bwemufumbiramu abafumbiro abangi Mmere kiki eyo evayo?

Genda mukalo kafe wano e Buganda. Owe Gombolola atuuka okubuuza ettaka lye kitebe kye werikoma. Bamugamba kimu. LC 1 yaliteekako ba Investor abava e Buyindi. Ate ekubo elyaffe eryedda elyayita wano ku Saza lya Kangawo. Olwo Kangawo abuuza: Bamugamba kimu. Disi yasibawo Sengenge ensonga zino ziri mu National Land Board. Okunsiba Sebo Mwami tekulimu. Tonda bwatakuuma abakuuma bakumira bwerere Jjajja. Kugwa mubunya bwewesimira nga olaba. Kitalo nyo.

 

Bazudde obulyazama

nyi bwe ttaka lya Buganda  mu ofiisi ze Wakiso:

 

By Rogers Kibirige

 

Added 30th September 2016

 

Ying. Sabiiti (owookubiri ku ddyo) ne babaka banne nga baliko bye babuuza omukozi mu minisitule y’ebyetta e Wakiso (ku ddyo).

 

EMIVUYO egiri mu ofiisi ya  minisitule y’ebyettaka esangibwa  e Wakiso ku kitebe kya disitulikiti  giwuniikirizza ababaka.

Ng’oggyeeko okuba ng’abakozi  abamu tebasobola kunnyonnyola  ngeri gye bakolamu emirimu,  bangi mu ofiisi zaabwe bawunyamu  mpunye. Batuuka kikeerezi  ate bwe ziwera 6:00 ez’omu  ttuntu ng’abamu bannyuka.

Bakozesa bboggo eri abatuuze  ate abalala empapula zaabwe  teziwera.  Ono ye kacica muyite cculugu  ababaka ba palamenti abaalambudde  ofiisi za minisitule  y’ebyettaka zino ku Lwokusatu  gwe baasanzeeyo.

Ababaka abaakulembeddwa  ssentebe w’akakiiko akalondola  enkola y’emirimu aka (Physical  infrastructure Committee) Ying.  Denis Sabiiti (Rubanda) baategeezezza  nti kyannaku okulaba  ng’abakozi ba Minisitule ab’e  Wakiso babonyabonya abantu ne  babatambuzanga okubakolera  ku nsonga z’ettaka kyokka bwe  bamala ne babamma ebyapa.

Sabiiti yayongeddeko nti baazudde  nti abakozi ba Minisitule  balina obutakkaanya n’abakola  mu ofiisi y’ebyettaka eya disitulikiti  y’e Wakiso ekireetedde entambuza  y’emirimu okuzingama.

Kwe kusaba minisitule  n’abakulembeze ba disitulikiti  okugonjoola ensonga eno mu  bwangu.

Yayongeddeko nti n’abakozi  abasangibwa mu kifo abantu we  batuukira, engeri gye bakwatamu  bakasitoma n’abagenyi eraga nti  si batendeke kimala era beetaaga  okuddamu okubangulwa mu  bwangu.

Yategeezezza nti byonna bye  baasanze e Wakiso, bagenda  kubikolamu lipooti bagitwale mu  palamenti y’eggwanga ekubaganyizibweko  ebirowoozo.

 Baalabudde nti ssinga minisitule  y’ebyettaka tetereeza bizibu biri  Wakiso, eggyibwewo kuba ebeera  tegasa Bannayuganda.

Ye ssentebe  wa disitulikiti  y’e Wakiso,  Matia Lwanga  Bwanika yategeezezza  nti ebbanga lyonna abadde  yeemulugunya ku ngeri abakozi ba  minisitule gye bakolamu emirimu  nga teri avaayo.

Yasabye nti ababaka bye bazudde  bireme kukoma mu lipooti,  wabula abavunaanyizibwa ku mivuyo  egiri mu minisitule ne ofiisi  y’e Wakiso, bakolweko.

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Abakozi bano batukiriza mulimu gwa Bible ogwayogerwa ko Jjajja Isa Masiya 10/40 AD. E Buganda nakatono kolina nako kalikujjibwako nekaweebwa alina ekingi enyo.

  

EKIKA NJOVU.

 

OMUZIRO:NJOVU

 

AKABBIRO

NVUBU.

 

OMUTAKA

MUKALO

 

OBUTAKA

KAMBUGU

Buliji.

 

ESSAZA

BUSIRO

 

OMUBALA

Esimbye amasanga, Nakate ajja.

 

 

EKIKA MBWA

 

OMUZIRO:MBWA

 

AKABBIRO

Kyuuma kye basiba mu Mbwa.

 

OMUTAKA

MUTASINGWA.

 

OBUTAKA

KIGGWA

 

ESSAZA

BUSUJJU.

 

OMUBALA

Goba Omukazi oleete Embwa.

Kirungi nyo nti ebiriwo munsi ya Buganda ebiro bino bileetawo ebirowoozo mubatuuze:

 

By World Media

 

31 October, 2019

Abafuzi abaddugavu abatawanye okufuga ensi z'Africa ate nebamala nebabulawo:

Bano bo abafuzi ab'Africa abakyafuga mukuteesa bo bebaseemu,

Kirungi nyo nti waliwo okukubaganya ebirowoozo kubanga era wano a Buganda, Olukiiko lwa Buganda nalwo lwagibwako obuyinza bwokuteesa.

Mulongo Bagale naye avuddeyo 

Omuwandiisi wa bazzukulubabuganda international addamu batuuze banne.

Omukulu Mubiru ayongera okwogera kubikyamu bya governmenti ya Ssabasajja

 

 

 

 

 

In Uganda, as the Uganda Army brutalised the Makerere University students, the Courts ordered the unconditional release of all those arrested:

 

One of the lecturers joined the strike as he was not at all happy with such behaviour by the African military Police:

October 25, 2019

Written by URN & OUR REPORTER

Police arrest a student

Police arrest a student

 

Buganda Road Magistrate's court has ordered for the unconditional release of 46 Makerere University students who were arrested for protesting against 15 per cent tuition increment.

Court presided over by the acting chief magistrate Robert Mukanza issued the order on Friday following an exparte application filed by human rights lawyer Eron Kiiza.

“It is hereby ordered that the applicants, students of Makerere University be unconditionally released and every police officer is directed to comply with this order," reads the magistrate's order in part. 

 

The Uganda Military Police do not want to take the responsibility of it all 

Kiiza contends that the students have been in police custody since October 23 without being presented in any courts of law. On Wednesday, more than 100 students of Makerere University were arrested during protests against the 2018 University Council's decision to cumulatively increase tuition by up to 65 per cent (15 per cent annually) on all undergraduate programs every academic year. 

Meanwhile, more videos are emerging showing barbaric Uganda People's Defence Forces brutality against students. In one video sent to The Observer, soldiers are captured on camera flogging students, forcing them to roll half-naked on the tarmac while some a kicked near Lumumba hall.

The Observer@observerug
 
 

SHAME: People's Defence Forces (UPDF) soldiers captured on phone video flogging, forcing half naked Makerere University students to roll on a tarmac road near the Senate building and Square
Video: Courtesy

 
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It is unclear what the students had done to warrant such illegal torture meted on them. On Tuesday and Thursday army personnel raided Lumumba and United Hall (UH) and broke into student rooms, indiscriminately beating whoever they came a

cross.

 

 Mulongo Mwagale  naye yemulugunya

 

 

Some of the students' property like television sets, laptops, computers and mobile phones were destroyed. Students also reported that soldiers were extorting money from them at night so as to spare them arrest. Some students are still hospitalised with some reporting broken limbs following the army beatings. 

PERSISTENT

But despite the continued highhandedness of the police and army, the strike entered into day three but it was not as intense as the past two days. Earlier today, security officers attempted to pounce on a Uganda Radio Network journalist, Davidson Ndyabahika who was capturing the events at Makerere but retreated after the other journalists from other media houses formed a human shield around him in solidarity.

NTV UGANDA
 
✔@ntvuganda
 
 

VIDEO: Journalists stand in solidarity with one of their own, @dndyaba a journalist with Uganda Radio Network as Police attempted to arrest him at Makerere University. The media has been stopped from covering a press conference that student leaders had planned

 
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LECTURER JOINS STRIKE

Prof Ben Twinomugisha of School of Law has also laid down tools in protest against the brutality meted out on students last night when the army broke into students rooms and started beating them indiscriminately. In a social media post, Twinomugisha said he can't continue to look on and pretend everything is normal at Makerere when students rights are being tramped on. 


Prof Ben Twinomugisha

"I will not step at Makerere today. I must rebel individually in protest against the vulgar, indespicable, horrendous mistreatment of students. What happened in Lumumba is reminiscent of Amin soldiers' brutal treatment of students and lecturers. Anyone pretending that the situation is normal is like the proverbial ostrich - hiding his or her head under the sand." he wrote. 

 

 

 

 

 

Njuki Mubiru omuwandiisi wa bazzukulubabuganda international ayogera kuggwanga ly'Abanyarwanda abagenyi abajja okukyala wano e Buganda:

 

 

World Media

 

12 September, 2019

Ate omuteesa omulala amuddamu

Kireeta obuzibu omugenyi okusenga nakyusa amateeka wakyade

EMBULIRIRE WANO E BUGANDA

 

 

 

 

 

EMBULIRE KU TTAKA LYA BUGANDA ERI GWE OMUGANDA

 

 

 

 

 

E South Africa banaUganda abagenyi abakyaddeyo bakaaba era babatta okufiira ddala:

 

Multi Media

 

7th September, 2019

Kitalo nyo abaana nabazzukulu ekizibu kyebalimu okunonya ensimbi munsi nyingi.

 

 

 

 

 

On the continent of Africa, Sudan's former President, Omar el Bashir got $90 million euros from Saudi Arabia to use as he wanted, an investigator has told the courts of law in Sudan:

By AFP

 

Added 19th August 2019

 

His relatives in the courtroom chanted "Allahu Akbar" (God is greatest), to which he responded with the same words.

 

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Police Brigadier Ahmed Ali said at the opening of Bashir's corruption trial, which an AFP correspondent attended, that the former president told him that the latest payment was "delivered by some of Mohammed bin Salman's envoys".
 
Bashir, whose military Islamist regime ruled Sudan for 30 years, arrived at the Judicial and Legal Science Institute where the trial is taking place in a huge military convoy.
 
Inside the courtroom, he was sitting in a metal cage, unshaven and wearing a white traditional gown.
 
His relatives in the courtroom chanted "Allahu Akbar" (God is greatest), to which he responded with the same words.
 
 

Sudan's deposed military ruler Omar al-Bashir stands in a defendant's cage during the opening of his corruption trial in Khartoum.  (Photo by AFP) 

 
The former strongman was forced from power on April 11 after months of protests. A transitional constitution meant to guide Sudan towards civilian rule was officially signed on Saturday.
 
Bashir faces a raft of charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide from the International Criminal Court over his role in the war in Sudan's western Darfur region.
 
However, the jailed leader appeared in court Monday on charges of receiving and possessing foreign funds illegally.
 
 

Sudan's deposed military ruler Omar al-Bashir sits in a defendant's cage during the opening of his corruption trial in Khartoum. (Photo by AFP) 

 
The police investigator told the court that nearly seven million euros ($7.8 million) were found at Bashir's residence, as well as smaller amounts in US dollars and Sudanese pounds.
 
"The accused told us that the money was part of a sum of $25 million sent to him by Prince Mohammed bin Salman to be used outside of the state budget," Ahmed Ali said.
 
The investigator said Bashir had said he also received two previous payments of $35 million and $30 million from Saudi's King Abdullah, who died in 2015.
 
The investigator said Bashir had said the Saudi money was exchanged and spent and that he could not remember how nor did he have documents providing further details.
 
 
 
 
 

Wansi wenyanja ya Kabaka, e Mengo, katwogeremu nga bazzukulubabuganda:

Buganda ne kubo ly'Entebbe

 

 

 

 

 

The Kampala legendary tycoon , Gordon Balaba Kasibante Wavamunno is going to sue the reporters who misquoted him that he does not like the current President of Uganda:


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kampala legendary tycoon Gordon Balaba Kasibante Wavamunno has poured out his heart like never before daring President Museveni, whose bush war he risked financing, to tell him what the Wava family did to him to deserve so much torment and economic marginalization.

By World Media

17th July, 2019

Wava says he did many great things for President Museveni (waving) and the country but the man from Rwakitura has paid him back with torment

The 76-year-old businessman from Rugaaga in Isingiro district (who has always been known to be grumbling quietly) broke his silence recently when he hosted 6 eminent journalists/political pundits at his 3 square mile size commercial farm in Nakwero near Gayaza.

These are Peter Kibazo, Ahamed Kateregga Musaazi, Charles Rwomushana, Aisha Kabanda Nalule, Siraje Lubwama and New Vision editor John Kakande. Every Saturday, these converge at Bukoto-based/Wava-owned Radio Simba to participate in Gasimbagane ne Bannamawulire [face the journalists], which by far is a leading weekend Luganda radio program airing 10-12pm. It airs on Simba 97.3fm and its moderated by Kibazo, one of Uganda’s most  knowledgeable and well-read talk show hosts.


 

Wavamunno with dear wife Morine

Among those Wava hosted, two (Kabanda & Rwomushana) were until not very long-ago influential assistants in President Museveni’s office but have since turned into avid critics of his regime. Veteran journalist Siraje
Lubwama has this Tuesday morning published excerpts of what a tearful Wava told them while at the farm and published them in “Ono Bwino,” a Luganda weekly paper famous for insightful political reporting. It’s actually one of Uganda’s two leading Luganda newspapers the other being Bukedde.

 WHAT HE TOLD THEM

Wava, who is also a diplomat being the consular for Hungary in Uganda, recalled then rebel leader YK Museveni sneaking into his home along with his 2nd in command Eriya Kategaya at the beginning of the NRA war. They used tricks and borrowed his monstrous Benz vehicle saying they had luggage of clothes to transport for the fighters.

He says this was untrue because in actual sense they loaded it with guns which Museveni, having curiously disappeared from Kategaya, dropped in different places including Ntinda and Mathew Rukikaire’s home in Makindye.
 
Wava, who has been a self-made tycoon since the 1960s as a young man, says he is shocked Museveni has never returned his Benz nor found time to have any discussion about it. He maintains the two rebel leaders were clear they were borrowing as opposed to permanently taking his Benz. Wava says he was shocked to read in Kategaya’s book (Impassioned by Freedom) that Museveni
 told him (Eriya) that he returned the Benz to owner Wava which isn’t true.

The influential Muganda tycoon, whose father Yovani Wavamunno only migrated
to Ankole to take up the job of Muluka chief, had no kind words for President Museveni throughout his encounter with the big-name media personalities at the farm.

Describing him as a user who never remembers those who stand with him in difficult times, Wava also recalled the President’s mother Ester Kokundeka lodging out in his garage as her son executed the NRA war against Obote. That Wava tasked his young brother John Kamya Wavamunno to always deliver food and ensure the old lady had a good time from the refugee of his own home but Museveni paid back the family by being spiteful. He says in 1999 when Kamya was arrested for participating in a robbery targeting a Barclays Bank bullion van along Entebbe road from which $20,000 was stolen, Museveni ensured the man was jailed longer than even what the judge had decreed in the final sentence.
Siraje Lubwama quotes Wava as telling the senior Gasimbagane scribes that, whereas Kamya’s other co-convicts were jailed for 20 years up to 2015 as court decreed, President Museveni ensured Kamya stayed in jail for three years longer. He adds that as a result, Kamya who was a very rich man lost many things and by the time he was freed, a vast component of his large estate was gone.

Wava told the group that as a family they economically lost lot of things, on top of the risk they took associating with Museveni in such a big way, but are surprised the man from Rwakitura has paid them by visiting so much torment on them as a family. “We did a lot and lost many things for his sake but because of the fatigue he now suffers from, he forgot everything. He is clearly taxing us out of business and that is how my WBS, which was the most prominent TV in Uganda, went under and was taken from me. My brother John Kamya who looked after his mother and fed her from my garage had to be jailed longer than the courts had ruled,” Wava is quoted as saying.

Wava’s latest book sharing his insights on the failings of all Ugandan regimes since Independence. The 138 narrative is equally critical of the Museveni era.

Wava, who is a close confidante of Tamale Mirundi (of the Abanyampi fame), has lately been speaking with anger about the Museveni system including appearing on Kabaka’s BBS TV to curse the NRM for shunning and mistreating his best friend Apollo Nsibambi who died recently.  Using the same BBS, Wava has equally been very outspoken against state brutality meted out on
Bobi Wine and Kizza Besigye supporters. His other confidante Minister Amelia Kyambadde, rumored to be equally disgruntled, had much earlier cried out against state brutality after her protégé Mohammed Nsereko was brutally picked from his home.

 

Gloria Wavamunno is among the business-active children Wava referred to in his chat with senior scribes


After narrating several injustices, he believes have deliberately been occasioned unto him, clearly aimed at economically crippling him, Wava turned and asked his guests: “As a family we deservedly want to know what did we do to this man [Museveni] to deserve such maltreatment. He has punished us too much. I’m a businessman who has made myself for all this period but why should Museveni viciously target me to lose much of my business empire in such a way?”

 As he declined their request to interact with Kamya, Wava said as a family they need time to first establish what they exactly did to Museveni. “I know many of those people who came from the bush but just, like Museveni, they have all not remembered me,” an emotionally broken Wava is quoted to have told his guests. “I have helped many of those people. I’m the one who got Mbabazi from the village when he was still wearing short trousers. I carried him on my truck which was carrying offals to Kampala and he at least remembers me. Even Gilbert Bukenya I helped him a lot.”

 

Peter Kibazo (L), the very reflective Gasimbagane moderator who led fellow scribes to the Nakwero encounter.


Some pundits think Wava’s disgruntlement with the Museveni system began in 2007 when his contract to transport Chogm guests was cancelled at the last minute in favor of another company and his Spear Motors took government to court for that repudiation.

He told his guests that taxation is manipulatively being used as a weapon to cripple his businesses and turn him into a pauper. That his Wava water is being overtaxed to create room for foreign investors. Referencing on the Lubowa hospital investor, Wava said the Museveni state these days favors what he called Mafia foreign investors while strangling indigenous entrepreneurs like himself.

He added that even at Nakawa where his Spear Motors is headquartered, there have been efforts to use KCCA to distort his lease holding and get him out of the way. That outrageous demands were made requiring him to develop the place much faster than he could afford to mobilize the finances to erect the developments that were being required of him.
 
Wava told them there are many unappreciated contributions he continues to make to build Uganda as a private entrepreneur including employing many Ugandans scaling his monthly wage bill to over Shs1bn. He turned and told his visitors: “Once I begin to enumerate the things I have done for Museveni and this government; I’m afraid you people may have to spend a night in Nakwero. [Referring to the accommodation facilities, he added] The
good thing I have been developing this place for a long time ago during Amin’s time and you can’t fail to get where to comfortably sleep.”

He enumerated some of the businesses he, as a patriot, has founded to develop this nation and these include a farm in Karamoja, another at Equator, Radio Simba and Nile Bank out of which he says he was frustrated by people using politics and extreme taxation clearly aimed at discriminating him out of business.
 
Wava, who is also a close confidante of the Kabaka, told his guests that over taxation forced him to sell his Nile Bank shares to Barclays Bank. He
says he has also had to buy out some local-owned businesses after the original proprietors becoming very frightened of over taxation. As he repeatedly kept calmly saying “Museveni what did we do to you?” Wava also reflected on Sudhir Ruparelia wondering how he made so much money in such a short time. He recalled Sudhir being a forex dealer closely working with Nile Bank. He contrasted this with hard-working tycoons with a verifiable record of hard work who have had to sell off their possessions to overcome being jailed for defaulting on bank loans.

 SHUNNED BY M7

Wava, whose ancestry is in Kooki Rakai district, told his guests that even some few family members who doubted Museveni hates them confirmed recently when his brother Pidson Wavamunno died and the President showed no sympathy yet they expected hearing from him. Pidson lived at a place called Gaba Mission in Makindye Division. Wava says that the H.E. didn’t send any message yet this was a well-known person. Neither was there any official representation from government. Only Kampala Minister Beti Kamya attended the requiem mass and this was in her personal capacity as a family friend and someone from Kooki too.
Wava says Kampala Minister Beti Kamya was the only government official at the funeral of his brother Pidson recently & she came in personal capacity.

 URGES M7 TO QUIT

Wava, whose Nakwero complex comprises farming activities, a museum and accommodation facilities, told his guests that just like Museveni who joined politics at a younger age, he too plunged into business as a young man and its all he knows. He spoke about the importance of transition in everything narrating how he has gradually been exiting the day to day management and running of his business empire to his children and called on Museveni to do the same: prepare to leave politics within NRM and the country to the younger actors. “I’m only now an advisor as the children run all my businesses. Museveni should cleverly be advised to leave the country in 2021. Let him identify a young man he can trust and hand over to that one,” Wava advised as he saw off his guests.

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Wavamunno has published his memoir so that he can, dispel these reports about his fallout with the long serving President of Uganda:

 


The top cover of the book of Mr Gordon B.K. Wavamunno

 

Sir Gordon Wavamunno, the business mogul behind Spear Motors, has authored his latest memoir: Independent Uganda: Reflections and Recollections.

In the 140-page book, Wavamunno mainly offers his views on Uganda’s economy right from the colonial days. He also delves into the influence of politics in business, plus how Uganda can build on external relations to improve the economy.

Wavamunno also reveals his brief stint in politics when he was a councillor in Kampala in the seventies and why the politics of intrigue forced him to quit politics for good. 

 

Wavamunno, who was knighted by the Queen of United Kingdom for his services towards charity, further talks about how his experience as the Hungarian consul to Uganda has helped both countries explore trade opportunities, and offers advice on how to guard Uganda’s best interests.

“I wrote this book as an educative composition of my experience in business, politics and diplomacy,” he told The Observer on July 10. “I hope to formally launch the book in a few weeks’ time after putting everything in order.”

Meanwhile, Wavamunno says he holds no grudge with the state in spite of the recent media reports that he is discontented.

“I have been briefed that some media outlets claim that I’m disgruntled but my relationship with President Museveni remains solid. That is defamation and I’ve already instructed my lawyers to sue them for defamation,” he said.

“I and the president update each other on so many things but it seems there are some elements that want to feast on my name to get the president’s eye.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

The British Broadcasting Corporation for World Awareness:

 

The original indegenous Australian language is dying out:

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/video_and_audio/headlines/48632801/miriwoong-the-australian-language-which-barely-anybody-speaks?ocid=wsnews.chat-apps.in-app-msg.

 

Bannange mwena Abaganda mukole kyona kyemusobola okwogera nokuwandiika olulimi lwamwe oluzaliranwa. Leero bikituuka kubano abavubuka Bafutyanka Oluganda NEBENDA (obwenzi) KU NIMI ENGWIRA. Ate bwekituuka kugenzeeko ebweru nokuzalirayo Abaana nga Baganda negujabagira, abakulu abaana babakuliza mu Lungereza nebatuswaza ennyo okubakyalira nga nempisa Enganda tebazirina nga Okubuuza Omugenyi nababazaala tebabuuza nga bazukuse mu buliri.
Kino nkikoze nga mbawa ekyokulabirako ekyabananyini NSI AUSTRALIA bibyo mubyesomereko sinze mbiwandiise…

 

 

 

 

 

Ono wuno omusajja Owebuganda yegaana ebyokudobonkanya Ssemateeka wokwefuga kwa Uganda:

President Godfrey Binaisa owa Uganda, eyaliko looya wa Presidenti Obote I

 

 

 

 

 

Abaganda bajjukidde emyaka 53 bukya Lubiri e Mmengo lulumbibwa Obote:

Bazzukulubabuganda international nga bayigiriza olunnaku luno

By Dickson Kulumba

 

Added 26th May 2019

 

 

 

 

 

 

KATIKKIRO Charles Peter Mayiga asabye abantu ba Buganda okwongera okwetanira obumu era bwekwate ku Kabaka nga bwebazimba enkulakulana ya Buganda okudda ku ntikko.

 

Bino byabadde mu bubaka bwe obwamusomeddwa Omumyuka owookubiri owa Katikkiro wa Buganda, Robert Waggwa Nsibirwa mu kusaba kw’okusabira Obwakabaka ne Kabaka ku muzikiti e Kibuli ku Lwokutaano May 24, 2019 okujjukira emyaka 53 bukya Gavumenti ya Uganda ng’ekulemberwa Obote bwerumba era neekuba olubiri lw’e Mmengo nga May 24, 1966.

“Nga tujjukira okulumbibwa kw’Olubiri twebaza Katonda nti Obwakabaka bwaddawo kati emyaka 26 egiyise. Tusaba Katonda akuume Kabaka waffe ate akuume eggwanga lyaffe Buganda ebyo ebyaliwo mu 1966 bireme kudda mu Buganda ne Uganda okutwalira awamu,” Mayiga bweyategezezza mu bubaka bweyatise Nsibirwa.

 

Okusaala kuno kwakulembeddwamu Sheikh Yusuf Mutimba ng’ono yegayiridde Pulezidenti wa Uganda Yoweri Museveni okusonyiwa abasibe naddala abasiramu abasibibwa obwereere.

Jjajja w’Obusiramu Omulangira Kassim Nakibinge, Omumyuka w’omukubiriza w’olukiiko lwa Buganda, Hajj Ahmed Lwasa, Minisita w’ettaka,eby’obulimi,obutonde bwensi ne Bulungibwansi Hajjat Mariam Mayanja Nkalubo, LoodiMeeya Erias Lukwago n’abaami abalala okuva e Mmengo betabye ku mukolo guno.

Lukwago yasabye bannabyabufuzi naddala abali mu buyinza bw’okufuga eggwanga ekiseera kino, balwanirire emirembe mu ggwanga n’okutambuliza eby’obufuzi ku mazima n’obwenkanya kubanga okuva okugavaako kyekyaleeta akatyabaga ka 1966.

Mu ngeri y’emu, Olukiiko lw’Abazzukkulu ba Buganda International bategese omusomo gw’okujjukira okulumbibwa kw’olubiri n’okuwangusibwa kwa Ssekabaka Muteesa II ku J-Frigh Hotel e Kikoni- Makerere.

Eyaliko Katikkiro wa Buganda Dan Muliika yasinzidde mu musomo guno nategeza abavubuka nti obuvumu n’obuvunanyizibwa bw’okulwanirira ensonga za Buganda buli mu bavubuka era naabasaba okwetegekera embeera eno nga banoonyereza, okusoma ebyafaayo ate n’okwebuuza ku bantu abakulu abakyaliwo.

Polof. Lwanga Lunyigo nga yeyabadde omusomesa omukulu yategezezza aabantu ba Bugand aokwekubamu ttooki ng’ensonga za Buganda bwezibeera zibalemye, bagende betabe mu za Uganda ezawamu kubanga mu by’obufuzi bwa Uganda,baliyo batono naddala mu bibiina by’obufuzi.

Ng’ayogera ku miteeru egyaava mu 1966, eyaliko minisita wa Bulungibwansi e Mmengo, Ssewava Sserubiri Walungama yategezezza nti enjegga eno yaleeta obwavu,obukyaayi,okusasanya famire n’okubulwa emmere ng’abantu tebakyalya kukuta era basigaza malwaliro amanene agatalimu ddagala.

“Kyaali kizibu Ssekabaka Muteesa II okutegera Obote kubanga yali akulembeddwa abantu abaali bekweka nga si Baganda. Abaganda tuli mu kizibu kinene nga tukulemberwa abantu abatali 100 ku 100.Buganda ekiseera kino eri mu buwambe. Ettaka n’ebintu byaffe bannaffe babitwala. Ettaka liriko ebyapa bisatu,abantu batemulwa misana ttuku,” Sserubiri bweyategezezza.

Yategezezza abantu ba Buganda okusigala nga bebuuza ekibuuzo nti abaalaga obukyaayi obwenkanidde awo ku Ssekabaka Muteesa II singa leero bakomawo, bameka abeetefuteefu okulwanirira Obwakabaka bwatyo naabakuutira okulambika abaana mu buwnagwa bwaabwe.

Ye Omuwandiisi w’ekibiina kino, Mubiru Njuki yasabye Mmengo okuddamu okulowooza ku ky’okutegeka omukolo omunene ogw’okujjukiraobulumbaganyi buno saako n’okulaba ng’ebika biwagirwa n’okumalirizibwa omulimu gw’amasiro kubanga bino biswaaza Obwakabaka.

Omukolo gwetabiddwako abazaana ba Kabaka ababeera mu masiro e Kasubi, abavubuka ba Nkobazambogo,Bangawa n’ebibiina ebirala saako Mukyala Safina Ntongo Kavuma eyavudde e Bungereza.

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Ensonga yómutaka Ssewava Sserubiri,nsonga nkulu nyo wadde ngakizibu Buganda okigifunila solution.Kituufu kubantu 100 ebeyita abaganda,naddala abo abava mu Buddu(Greater Masaka),80% sibaganda.Era okudobonkana kwa Buganda kuvudde ku bantu abo abatali baganda 100%.Nze nzijukira bulungi bwetwaali munsiko,e Luwero,abantu bangi abaali belimbise mu baganda era ngabamanyiddw ngábaganda,for example Kakooza Mutale,Moses Kigongo,Elly Kayanja,Kasirye Ggwanga etc.

 

Since 1962 Buganda yesaanze mubizibu ebireteddwa abantu abo ba half muganda,bakalinkwe abajjudde obukyaayi néttima eri obuganda.Ebikorwa bya bantu nga Ben Kiwanuka,Lukongwa Binayiisa nabuli kati bikyatakuza abantu bangi emitwe.

 

Wabula ekyénaku kili nti nóbwakabaka bwennyini bulimu omusaayi gwa banyoro.Era awo enamusa wetuukira ku nyooge!!!!!!!!!

 

 

Obote ne munne Idi Amin abalumba olubiri bagenda dda ekabulamuliro. Ate ne Ssekabaka Muteesa II ali wano agalamidde ne bajjajjabe wano e Kasubi, Buganda, enkuba ebakuba. Naye kibi nyo nti Buganda ekyalina okutya nti ejja kulumbibwa nate esanyizibwewo. Ebyo kakati ebizibu byensi Buganda biri mumikono gya Baganda abalamu abaliwo kakano!

 

 

 

 

 

President Museveni of Uganda's political donation money has reached the rate of Shs 200 billion every year:

May 15, 2019

Written by Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda

 

 

 The President of Uganda recently gave out tax payers money to the Uganda Orthodoxy church for the church to prosper.

 

Eastern Orthodox theology is based on the Nicene Creed. The church teaches that it is the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic church established by Jesus Christ in his Great Commission, and that its bishops are the successors of Christ's apostles.

  

As a diversion and cover up, Gen Yoweri Museveni is attacking MPs, his usual punch bag and scapegoat for many failures.

While presiding over a function to launch a book on his contribution to the Muslims in Uganda two weeks ago, Museveni attacked MPs for increasing their allowances. He also used the same function at Saza ground in Kasangati to attack me and Kyadondo MP Robert Kyagulanyi. We - Kyagulanyi and I - are the reason people in this area are poor.

The civil society, especially a group calling itself Budget Advocacy something, even addressed a press conference to attack MPs. They reasoned and rightly so that the about Shs 63 billion that MPs have budgeted for fuel refund can actually help buy medicine if given to National Medical Stores (NMS).

 

My opinion on MPs and their allowances is now known. But I can restate it for purposes of this article.  I think Uganda can do better with less than 200 MPs. I also think these MPs (200) should be properly facilitated. We are now 450. I have also presented a motion for a motor vehicle loan scheme which government requested to stay.

Back to the MPs’ allowances. There is a proposal in the budget to calculate MPs’ mileage allowance as per the pump fuel price. At the moment, we are paid, I think, about Shs 3,600 per litre. Because our mileage is calculated in terms of litres required, I think it makes sense to keep adjusting it when fuel prices go up or down.

That is the proposal in the budget. It is to bring the cost to the pump price. Trouble is that because of the huge numbers involved, any adjustment ends up in billions. And parliament is not an easy group to defend. There are many unforgivable mistakes we have individually and collectively made. Our performance remains questionable.

The budget of parliament has, for example, as a result of these adjustments, now gone to Shs 561 billion. This means that the tax-papers are spending Shs 1.5 billion on parliament every day. This is the money that parliament requires to pay about 400 members of staff, 450 MPs, building a new chamber because of numbers, building a new parking because of numbers and buying all sorts of things from vehicles to furniture.

This is a big figure considering that the total budget for the judiciary is Shs 151 billion only. The country in fact needs more judges and magistrates than MPs. Unfortunately, Museveni these days also donates constituencies and districts.

Be that as it may, I think the media and civil society have naively misdirected the debate on the budget. For example, the media has not informed the public that Museveni’s budget for donation has jumped from Shs 80 billion of last year to Shs 200 billion in the next budget. Mulago hospital budget is Shs 71 billion.

This is one of the items to be financed under State House budget. In total, State House budget has grown from Shs 274 billion in 2018 to Shs 407 billion. And by the way, Uganda Heart Institute needs Shs 256 billion to build and equip itself, which is not provided for in the budget. And Museveni has given himself another Shs 68 billion for classified expenditure under State House. Classified expenditure under Defence is now over Shs 600 billion.

What the public must know is that a big portion of this money that is being splashed is borrowed money. If you look at what the ministry of Finance calls resource envelope, our budget will be Shs 40 trillion.

The item that will consume more money is interest payment at over Shs 3 trillion. And nearly half the budget will be financed by borrowed money. We will borrow Shs 6 trillion to pay money we have picked from commercial banks through treasury bills and bonds. We will also borrow more than Shs 7 trillion from external sources such as the World Bank to finance roads and other projects.

It is the reason our debt as a country is now, I think, over $12 billion yet our total GDP is $27 billion. I know stories about MPs are sensational but we need to discuss abuse of public resources in general.

Museveni’s ostentatious expenditure should receive the same amount of publicity as that of MPs. In fact between Museveni and MPs, our money can be redirected to better use. Maybe the country has given up on Museveni. The MPs and parliament are a legitimate target over budget but let us not use them to let the man himself escape.

semugs@yahoo.com

The author is Kira Municipality MP and opposition chief whip in parliament.

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This is a good article that brings out to mind for many citizens of Uganda the question of what type of a leader should this country expect when this big spender ends his reign? 

Should one say multiply the future leader's expenditure by 2 to make 400 billion for his 1st term in office and 200 billion for his 2 term of office? 

Should one now say that the race is on for an African to win the national lottery of 600 billion Uganda Shillings in the next 12 years in Uganda?

 

Or in a different perspective, even if the current Uganda leader has told the public that he is already rich, that for President M7 to stay put in power for the next 12 years, the amount of expenditure he will have managed to make at the above rate since 1986 for 40 years to 2026 will be in the range of 24,000 billion shillings as Presidential donation money.

 

 

 

 

 

Okusirika kwa Ssabasajja eri Obuganda obujjuddemu obumenyi bwamateeka:

 

Ayogedde byonna byasobodde okwogera kunsonga eziriwo mu ggwanga lya Uganda?

 

 

World Media

 

28 March, 2019

 

Abazzukulu babuganda, abakyala, basanyukira amattikira g'omulangira kubwakabaka bwa Buganda mumwaka 1993, July.

Omutuuze wa Buganda mu bazzukulubabuganda international yemulugunya kubiriwo mu Buganda ebiro bino

 

 

 

 

 

Mr Mubiru omuwandiisi wa bazzukulubabuganda international, Buganda yebuuza oba ensi Buganda yeyagalira munsi Uganda.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Obutasamu kitiibwa eri obulamu bwabantu bweyongera kugenda mumaaso wano e Buganda:

Omukulu wa Police, Inspector General of Police, Mr Martins Okoth-Ochola omupya owekiseera kino.

 

 

Inspector wa Police ya Uganda, General Kale Kayihura, eyakyusibwa nga obumenyi bwamateeka buyitiridde wano e Buganda

 

 

Police ya Uganda obumenyi bwamateeka bulabika bugiyitiriddeko--- Tekyasobola kubuziyiza okweyongera.

 

 

 

 

 

Omuwandiisi wa bazzukulubabuganda international ateesa nate ku mbeera eziri wano munsi ya Buganda ebiseera bino:

 

World Media

 

16 March, 2019

Sabawandiisi ono ye Mr Mubiru Njuki atudde wano e Buganda.

 

 

 

 

 

Amawanga mu Africa agafunye omukisa okufuga bwegalaba nga matono(minority) okubba obululu lyegezi okusigala mubufuzi bwa democracia:

 

By World Media

 

18 February, 2019

General elections will be held in Nigeria on 23 February 2019, postponed from 16 February 2019, to elect the President, Vice President and the National Assembly. They will be the sixth quadrennial elections since the end of military rule in 1999. Presidential primaries were held during the last six months of 2018.

Above is the confusion going on as some election agents have their results made up before these National Elections are done with:

 

 

 

 

 

 

There is no opposition in Uganda, but happy people on either side:

1st March, 2019

Written by Yusuf Serunkuma

 The historical handshake between opposing Presidential candidates from the same tribal Province 

 

Modern autocracies – which organize elections, have a semi-independent judiciary, and relatively free press – are never defeated via the ballot box.

They are knocked out way before an election. In fact, the election is simply icing on the cake. Now, since violent rebellion and coups (through which traditional autocrats were kicked out of office) ceased being acceptable means of protest after the Cold War, streets of capital cities became the new battlegrounds: Hosni Mubarak, Robert Mugabe, Ben Ali, Omar Al-Bashir, Abdelaziz Bouteflika know this so well.

The Arab uprisings confirmed to us that major towns were not only business and administrative centers, but also legitimate battlegrounds for regime change. Interestingly, although the fighters here need no guns – but determination and tact – they can be killed.

Perhaps the biggest victory that opposition forces managed to pull off in Congo was stampeding Joseph Kabila from standing in the 2019 election cycle. So was Zimbabwe recently, and now Omar Al Bashir. In Congo, victory came way before the election – and remains the biggest achievement of that political cycle.

Most importantly, it was not the mainstream opposition politicians that brought about this victory, but ordinary folks (and the Catholic church). There are lessons to learn for ordinary folks in Uganda expecting speedier change of leadership from Mr Museveni to someone else. [Of course, Museveni will leave office, but if one wants to contribute to Museveni’s exit, and not leave matters to God, there are lessons from elsewhere on the continent].

Across sub-Saharan Africa, opposition politicians tend to suffer three main afflictions – especially since most of them join politics as an escape from poverty: (a) After a period, they become comfortable in their settled careers as opposition politicians. These careers grant them fame and plenty of material benefits for a happy life.

They are the celebrities of town. They are our new role models. They get invited to prime-time TV and radio shows, and are guests of honor at both public and private functions. (b) They become compromisable, or are easily compromised by offers of material and spiritual benefits from the state. (c) because of a predictable ‘opposition routine,’ the state often develops a fine (both violent or legal) methodology of dealing with the opposition.

Over a period, the state crafts laws that are dangerous for opposition activities, and through tax authorities and banks, they could be bankrupted if need be. To this end, opposition politicians are mere artistes, and terrible cowards. While they perform and appear to be angry against the state, they are cautious enough not to lose their comfort.

This is the state of affairs in Kampala, and instead of having an opposition, Ugandans have happy people on either side. Thus, for Ugandans interested in being a part of the transition from Museveni to someone else (the easiest is sitting back and wait for President Museveni to suffer a heart attack, God forbid), do not bank on established opposition groups for leadership and guidance.

Ordinary folks have to drive the movement. Political celebrities in the FDC, DP, UPC are heavily constrained but also happy to continue their lives – and careers as opposition politicians. There is an example of a Congolese small grassroots movement called La- Lucha, which should give Ugandans some learning.

Formed in 2012, La-Lucha, which translates as struggle for change, started organizing small inside homes of activists. Most of them were everyday people, teachers, laborers and university students. Some would even miss school for the struggle. Focused on bringing change to DRC’s political fortunes under Kabila, these met and meticulously planned their next steps.

Among other things, they cleaned market squares, opened clogged drainage channels and sketchily fixed potholes in roads. At the end of every communal activity, they sensitized communities about their movements and about how the regime of Joseph Kabila had handed them unmeasurable suffering.

They often protested and were often arrested. However, from detention, they would be received in churches and allowed to speak to congregants. The state came down harder on them and in mid 2018, one of its most vocal founders, Luc Nkulula was burned in his house.

But steadily, the movement grew bigger and powerful, inspiring several others. An accumulation of these movements reset the political agenda for the country and that is how the world changed in DRC. My point is this: ordinary folks need to start organizing – meticulously and methodically.

The author is a PhD fellow at Makerere Institute of Social Research.

 

 

 

 

 

BAGANDA RADIO (ABABAKA RADIO) ETANDISE OKUKOLA:

 

http://ababaka.com/home/en/radio/

 

 

By the Management

 

1st February, 2019

 

 

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Omukyala African American alina ensonga bweyasobola okulwanyisa obuddu mu America:

 

By Mult Media

 

24 January, 2019

Mukyala Harriet Tubman

 Mubiru Njuki omuwandiisi wabazzukulubabuganda international

Omuzzukulu wa Buganda adamu Mubiru Njuki kyagamba:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Omuganda Omusajja ayomba ne bakabona bamadiini wano e Buganda:

 

10th January, 2019

 

By World Media

Kirungi nyo ddala okukubaganya kubirowoozo naddala kunsonga za Tonda. Kubanga Katonda kwagala. Abeera mukwagala abeera alabye Katonda. Ate yagala ne Katondawo kubanga yeyakutonda era yagala nebano nga bweweyagala wekka.

Omukulu Robert Kyagulanyi afunye ekirabo kyensi okuba namagezi:

 

 

 

 

 

Ebuganda, Omulangira Kimera eyaseerede:

 

9th January, 2019

 

By Multi Media

Kitalo nyo ddala. Amawulire amalala gajja kufunika.

 

 

 

 

 

Obwetwaze bw'Ensi Buganda mu Africa:

 

6 January, 2019

 

By World Media

Kyoka yo ensi Buganda yefuga dda nga 8 October, 1962.

Yali ekikoze mu mwaka 1960 Bungereza negamba okugumikiriza ko:

 

 

 

 

 

In Uganda, the extreme corruption by the Minister of Foreign Affairs in the NRM government of Uganda has not been stopped for many years now:

 

1st January, 2019

 

By the World Media

 

Kutesa named among World’s richest men sheltering huge amounts of cash in offshore tax havens:

 
Mr Sam Kahamba Kutesa born 1 February 1949 is a Ugandan-Rwanda politician and lawyer. He is now the Minister of Foreign Affairs a position he has held since 13 January 2005 and maintained through three cabinet reshuffles. He is also the elected Member of the Uganda Democratic Parliament. (MP) for Mawogola County in Sembabule District. He was the President of the United Nations General Assembly during its 69th Session in 2014-2015



Uganda’s Foreign Minister, Sam Kutesa has been named in Paradise Papers- a global investigation that reveals the offshore activities of some of the world’s most powerful people, Multinational companies, wealthy individuals, heads of state, politicians and sports stars from around the world.

 

The Paradise Papers outline the tax and financial affairs of hundreds of people and companies connected to Appleby and the 19 tax havens, with many appearing to have invested or sheltered huge amounts of cash in offshore tax havens
Kutesa is listed with some of the biggest names to emerge so far include the Queen, Facebook and Donald Trump’s cabinet members and advisers.
The report says, Sam Kahamba Kutesa Uganda’s foreign minister and former president of the United Nations General Assembly during its 2014-2015 session, created the Obuyonza Discretionary Trust in the Seychelles in 2012. The trust held shares in the Seychelles Company Katonga Investments Ltd.

 

Hon. Kuteesa created the trust, watched over its administration and was one of its beneficiaries.
Kutesa’s daughter, Ishta, also is listed as a beneficial owner as well as a future recipient of money from the trust. An internal Appleby document from 2015 reported that the company’s intended activities were “consultancy, investments, trading and airport services in Uganda.”
The money for Katonga was to come from Enhas Uganda Ltd., another Kutesa entity, Appleby’s notes state.
Kutesa has owned Enhas, a ground-handling service at Uganda’s Entebbe Airport, since the 1990s.
In 1998, a Ugandan parliamentary committee named Kutesa and another co-owner in a report criticizing the privatization that helped create Enhas and led to its lucrative airport contract. The report concluded that the privatization had been “manipulated and taken advantage of by a few politically powerful people who sacrifice the people’s interests.”

As part of a periodic review in 2015, Appleby labeled Kutesa’s companies a “high risk,” given his political role and media reports of alleged corruption and bribery involving Kutesa. Kutesa told Appleby that the purpose of the trust was to separate his government income “from his personal assets and belongings.”
In 2015, however, Appleby noted that the companies connected to the trust were dormant and that “it seems that nothing such is being done.”
Response
Kutesa confirmed to International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ’s) media partner in Uganda, The Daily Monitor, that he established the companies, but “I have never done anything with it at all. I told Appleby to close it many years ago.”

He said he had registered a company in Uganda and is paying taxes. “I thought you could avoid, not evade, taxes but I found it was not practical, and unnecessary,” Kutesa told the Daily Monitor. “I don’t have anything to hide.”

 

Why is it controversial to put money offshore?

 

Offshore tax havens typically offer low or zero tax rates to non-residents who keep money there.
Experts estimate that around $10 trillion (£7.6 trillion) is held offshore around the world.

That money would potentially otherwise be taxed in the owner’s home country, meaning governments are potentially missing out on billions in revenue.

 

READ: Where do they get money?- I have worked for 50years, I don’t own Kampala-Wavamunno.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Okwetegereza ensi Buganda bweyali elabika mu kibuga Kampala 1961

31 December, 2018

 

Introduced by bazzukulubabuganda international network media:

 

Kampala emyaka 57 emabega.

 

 

 

 

In Uganda, the Opposition members, Mr Bobi Wine and Mr Besigye are fighting it out over African tribal Sentiment:

Mr Kizza Besigye

"I’m no African tribalist"

 

Written by Baker Batte and Simon Rasmussen

 

 

Bobi Wine

Mr Bobi Wine

 

In a video that has since gone viral, Col Kizza Besigye brought a new meaning to the popular People Power slogan Twebereremu, which loosely translates in English as get involved.

The retired colonel suggested the word is a coded catch phrase that carries tribal undertones that could stoke tribal conflicts in the country. Speaking in an interview, Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine, the Kyadondo East MP and leader of the People Power Movement, said he is not a tribalist, he has never been and will never be.

He said much as Besigye has since offered clarity to his earlier statements and apologised, he felt offended that he can be portrayed however, subtly, as a tribalist by the four time presidential candidate. 

“I’m not a tribalist and I don’t believe in tribalism whatsoever. I despise people who have tribalistic thoughts. Just like slangs that have been brought like Tubalemese [let’s sabotage them], Twebereremu means; let everybody get involved [in the struggle]. When you look at me and the people close to me, they come from all over the country. When you look at the person I’m married to [Barbara Itungo, who comes from western Uganda] and listen to my message; you will not classify me as a tribalist,” he said, adding, “I’m actually very glad that Dr KB came out and apologised for that misquotation. I hope that helps people understand that I Bobi Wine and People Power are not tribalists. I pray that the constant engagement as leaders will help brothers from FDC and People Power understand that we are not fighting against each other but we are fighting for each other,” Bobi Wine said.

He dismissed as false speculation that there is bad blood between him and Besigye. He said he visits the retired colonel at his home in Kasangati and calls him often.

“The last time I had a phone conversation with Dr KB was yesterday, [last Monday] I called him, he didn’t call me. I have visited him a couple of times and I know that one day I will be able to convince him to see things the way I see them that is if he doesn’t already see them the way I see them. He is somebody I respect and I think he is somebody who is resourceful, somebody who has a lot of experience we have to tap into as young leaders.”

He said however, that young people too have qualities and abilities Besigye can tap into.

 

“My desire is to be the link between various mind sets, various tribes, various groupings and various generations,” Bobi Wine said.

He however, added that people who have been in politics for some time have a challenge in understanding the emerging leaders and their way of doing things.

“We want to make sure that our elders understand us so that we are not misunderstood to be tribalists. Those in the opposition with us must understand that there is no need for us to fight each other. This is not about who has fought President Museveni longest but a question of how we can free ourselves. Everyone has a role to play. There is nothing like being a professional politician. The struggle does not belong to anybody; there is no forever flag bearer of the struggle; all of us are equally important and we should embrace and respect each other and give each other a chance to contribute to the struggle,” he said

Ban on Music shows

Bobi Wine also vowed to use all the legal means available to fight the police ban on his music shows. Police recently issued a statement banning Bobi Wine’s music shows. His show in Jinja was blocked by police at the weekend and he escaped arrest. Similarly his Boxing Day concert at his One Love beach in Busabala was also blocked. 

He said police has not given him any reason whatsoever for stopping his shows.

 

“It should be known to everybody that police is operating in an illegal manner and the number one perpetrator of impunity. They are charged with keeping law and order but now they are the custodian of unlawfulness and disorder. It should be remembered that last year when police first blocked my concerts, I went to court but that case is yet to be heard up to now. I have written protest letters to the Inspector General of Police but he has not yet responded. I have walked to his office and I was made to wait for four hours without seeing him,” he said, adding that, “…Even when the director of operations [Asuman Mugyenyi] came to see me, all he said was he cannot give us answers to all the questions we were raising and that the orders they were effecting were orders from above,” Bobi Wine said.

He said he will petition all human rights platforms and parliament among others, to see that his right to a earn a living is protected.

“There are two things; we are either going to get justice or we are going to expose injustice wherever it is. Order from above in Uganda means an order from President Museveni and indeed he told Hon Asuman Basalirwa during the Ipod meeting [last week] that he will not allow me to freely exercise and practice my profession. I don’t know where he gets that power from. One thing I know is that our institutions have crumbled and can no longer act independently but we are not giving up because we believe in right over wrong, in good over evil and we believe justice will prevail no matter how long it takes.” He said what is happening to him is not surprising at all since he has seen injustices unleashed on many other leaders who have come before him.

“One thing we want to guarantee is that we are the last generation that is going to suffer this injustice because we are going to put it to an end. It was not in my expectation that the regime would be so scared of me to this extent. But I would be lying to say that all this impunity and highhandedness was not expected. You have seen how Museveni has treated all voices of dissent and I’m not any different. But the only difference is that we are the generation that is going to send Museveni home and all this impunity is going to end.”

bakerbatte@observer.ug

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One reckon this Young man Bob Wine is in his thirties or forties like the current President of Uganda in 1986. President M7 came to power preaching the same message to Africans to hate their tribal tendency. That we all Africans in Uganda should embrace the Republic of Uganda with his new NRM constitution. God knows now which sort of people are entitled to people power. The Jaluwos, or Ankole, or Ssese Island people? One thinks that the People Power are well written in the current NRM constitution as about 15 African Tribes. These tribes sat together and formulated by an international agreement to make a country known very well as Uganda.  

 

 

 

 

 

Wano e Buganda, Biibino ebitabudde Katikkiro wa Buganda, Mr Mayiga, n'abakulembeze be ssaza lye Kkooki:

By Dickson Kulumba

 

6th December 2018

 

KATIKKIRO wa Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga agambye nti ssi waakutiisibwatiisibwa okwegazaanyiza mu Buganda yonna nga Kamalabyonna n’ategeeza nti kikafuuwe essaza ly’e Kooki oba ekitundu ekirala ekya Buganda okwekutulako.

 

 

 

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Kamuswaga w’e Kooki. Ku ddyo nga awubira abantu be, ate era ne Katikkiro (owookubiri ku kkono) n’abakungu b’e Mmengo nga batuuka e Kooki.

 

 

‘‘Nze Katikkiro wa Buganda, ate ndi looya, mmanyi kye njogerako. Sizannya mizannyo gya kyana kito ate simala gazannyirwako ntyo.

 

E Kooki eyo eriyo abantu abatayagala butebenkevu era mmanyi n’abantu b’e Kampala bwe beerimbalimba”, Katikkiro Mayiga bwe yategeezezza. Okutuuka okuva mu mbeera yabadde ayogerera mu Lukiiko lwa Buganda ku Bulange e Mmengo ku Mmande.

Kyaddiridde olugendo lwe yabaddeko mu ssaza lya Buganda ery’e Kooki olwabuzeeko akatono okugwa obutaka olw’emisanvu abeebyokwerinda gye baamusuulidde mu kkubo.

 

Yattottodde ebyamutuuseeko ku lugendo lw’e Kooki nga November 27, 2018, abeebyokwerinda bwe baasoose okumugaanira e Masaka okweyongerayo nga kigambibwa nti Kamuswaga yabadde yeemulugunya nti teyategeezeddwaako mu kukyala kwa Katikkiro.

Mu lukiiko lwa Buganda, Mayiga yakangudde ku ddoboozi n’ategeeza nti eriyo abaagala okwawulayawula mu Buganda kyokka n’abakontola nti beerimba kubanga endagaano Mmengo gye yakola ne gavumenti eya wakati, erambika bulungi nti Kooki, n’ebitundu nga Bugerere ne Buluuli bya Buganda.

Kabaka Ronald Mutebi II ne Pulezidenti Museveni bassa emikono ku ndagaano nga August 1, 2013 mwe bakkaanyizza ku nsonga ezaali zirudde nga zigulumbya Buganda ne gavumenti eya wakati era mu nnyingo ebintu omukaaga gavumenti bye yeeyama mwalimu n’okussa ekitiibwa ku buwaayiro bwa Konsitityusoni okuwa Kabaka eddembe okutambula wonna w’ayagala mu Uganda awatali amukuba ku mukono.

Gavumenti bwe yamala okuzzaawo Obwakabaka nga July 31, 1993, Kabaka Mutebi II lwe yatikkirwa, Pulezidenti yayogerera mu lukiiko lwa Buganda olwatuula nga August 2, 1993 mu Bulange e Mmengo n’awabula gavumenti ya NRM ezzizzaawo Obwakabaka okugatta so ssi kutemaatema mu bantu.

ENTEESEGANYA EZADDIRIDDE KATIKKIRO MAYIGA OKUGENDA E KOOKI

Mayiga yasula Masaka mu Brovad Hotel ku Mmande nga November 26, nga yeetegekera olugendo lw’e Kooki mu disitulikiti y’e Rakai enkeera ku Lwokubiri nga November 27, 2018 okukyalira abalimi ab’enjawulo mu nteekateeka eya “Emmwaanyi Terimba”.

Nga tannasimbula yafuna obubaka okuva ew’omuduumizi wa poliisi mu ttunduttundu ly’e Masaka, Latif Zaake nga bwe waliwo obutali butebenkevu gy’alaga nti obugenyi bwe e Kooki bwali bwolekedde okusajjula embeera n’asaba basooke boogeremu ku nsonga zino.

Olwo Poliisi yali eyiye basajja baayo abawanvu n’abampi mu Masaka n’e Kooki ng’abalala bali ku wooteeri Brovad.

Ebimotoka bya Poliisi ebigumbulula okwekalakaasa n’ebifuuwa ttiyaggaasi nga biri bulindaala. Zaake, n’ab’ebyokwerinda abalala nga Dan Atwine, Maj. Livingstone Luttamaguzi akola nga RISO w’ekitundu kino n’abalala baagenda ku wooteeri eno okusisinkana Katikkiro n’ekibinja kya baminisita kye baali nakyo.

Minisita w’Ebyobulimi, Vincent Ssempijja n’omuduumizi w’enkambi y’amagye ey’e Kasajjagirwa nabo oluvannyuma beegatta mu kafubo akaamala essaawa ssatu ng’enjuyi zonna zigulumba n’ensonga.

Mu kusalira ensonga eno amagezi, Katikkiro wa Uganda, Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda yakubirwa essimu bwatyo n’alagira abeebyokwerinda okuleka Mayiga agende e Kooki.

Ensonda zaategeezezza nti Katikkiro Rugunda yasooka kwebuuza ku Pulezidenti Museveni eyasalawo nti Mayiga agende mu maaso n’olugendo lwe kasita abeebyokwerinda bakakasa nti tewaliiwo mbeera eyinza kuvaamu kuyiwa musaayi n’okutabangula emirembe.

Kigambibwa nti kino kyakkaanyizibwako ku ssaawa nga 5:00 ez’oku makya kyokka poliisi teyasooka kussa kiragiro kino mu nkola nga bagamba nti balinda kufuna kiragiro kya Minisita w’ensonga z’omunda, Gen. Jeje Odongo.

Ekibinja kya Katikkiro kyayongera okubalemerako nga bwe waliwo ekiragiro kya Dr. Rugunda. Ku ssaawa nga 7:00 ez’emisana, Mayiga yasimbula okuva e Masaka okwolekera Kooki.

Mu kitoogo e Namujjuzi ng’ofuluma Masaka, poliisi yali esuddewo emisanvu kyokka obudde gye bwali bugenda ng’abantu batandise okwekuhhaanyizaawo.

E Kawenda ku nsalo ya Kooki ne Buddu ku kkubo erifubutaka e Sanje okutuuka e Mannya waali wateereddwaawo emisanvu egyalemesa abaserikale ba Kabaka abasooka okwetegereza embeera mu bitundu Katikkiro gyabeera agenda okukyala. Bano nabo baawalirizibwa okuddayo e Masaka ku wooteeri.

Ku lidda e Kiganda wakati wa Mityebiri ne Kasasa, ate emirala gyateekebwa e Lwanda awali ensalo ya Buddu ne Kooki byonna nga bigendereddwaamu okulemesa Katikkiro okutuuka e Kooki.

KATIKKIRO MAYIGA AWANDA MULIRO

Bino bye bigambibwa okuba ebigambo Katikkiro Mayiga bye yayayogeredde mu lukiiko lwa Buganda ku Mmande ng’attottola ebyamutuukako mu lugendo lw’e Kooki. “Mwenna mumanyi enteekateeka eyo ey’Emmwaanyi Terimba.

Tulwanyisa bwavu nga tukubiriza abantu okutandikira kwebyo bye basobola. Mu Buganda omuntu wa bulijjo asobola kulima na kulunda. Waliyo abasobola okusuubula n’abakola mu ofiisi.

Naye okutwaliza awamu mu Buganda omulimu ogusookerwako gwa kulima n’okulunda. Tutuuse mu masaza mangi nga Kabaka agaba endokwa.

Tukola ne Coffee Development Authority era Minisita avunaanyizibwa ku by’obulimi, Hajji Amisi Kakomo ne Ssenkulu wa BUCADEF, Hajji Badru Sserwadda be tutambula nabo mu nteekateeka y’Emmwaanyi Terimba.

Tugenda tuzzaamu abantu naddala abavubuka amaanyi baleme kuggwaamu ssuubi bakole beeyimirizeewo.

Enteekateeka eno emanyiddwa bulungi. Wabula weewuunya omuntu ava ku biyamba abantu nadda mu buzannyo obwekyana ekito.

Nze sizannya mizannyo gya kyana kito ate simala gazannyirwako ntyo. E Kooki eriyo abantu abatayagala butebenkevu n’enkulaakulana.

Mu butuufu abantu abo tebalina bwagazi eri muntu waabulijjo. Kambabuulire lwaki njogera bwentyo:

‘‘Nze Katikkiro wa Buganda, Munnamateeka omutendeke ne nva mu ofiisi Kabaka gye yampa eva eno okutuuka eri ne hhenda okulya enfuufu.

Nandibadde nkima ki mu nfuufu? Nze saagalira ddala bintu bya nfuufu mu bulamu bwange, abammanyi bakimanyi naye hhenda ntya mu nfuufu nga nvudde mu ntebe eriko obwebonga n’empewo ensengejje ezinnyogoga hhende mu nsozi z’e Kooki nga njagala kukola mirimu Kabaka gye yampa oli n’agamba nti tojja kujja wano.

Taba mu mizannyo gya kito. Oyo abantu abaagala? Nze ndowooza bw’olaba akukaabirako nga naawe okaaba.

Ebyembi abantu bano abatayagala butebenkevu n’enkulaakulana era abatalina bwagazi eri abantu baabulijjo, balina banywanyi baabwe e Kampala ababadde bagezaako okubawagira mu nteekateeka zino ez’okututawaanya.

Munno bw’akugamba ekintu ekitayamba omugamba nti naye gundi kino. Ndowooza engeri gye sitera kuyombayomba balowooza nti ndi awo waakutiisibwatiisibwa.

Bwe tunnamugamba nti togenda nga naye abivaako ng’adduka. Nze Charles Peter Mayiga (eeeh..eeehh)-(Katikkiro naasekawo).

Nneebaza abaamagye, abapoliisi ne ISO abaluhhamizibwa abakulembeze abakitegeera nti ffe okugenda e Kooki kigasa Kooki, Buganda ne Uganda.

Yategeezezza nti, ‘‘e Kooki twayaniriziddwa mu ssanyu lingi ddala era n’emmwaanyi bangi bazirimye.

Njagala okwebaza Oweekitiibwa Gertrude Nakalanzi Ssebuggwawo omukwanaganya w’emirimu gya Kabaka e Kooki, olw’okumalirira okukola emirimu gya Kabaka era tujja kwongera tugikole.

Abamu bwe bawulira endagaano zino ze twakola ne gavumenti, balina okukimanya nti tekutulanga Kooki ku Buganda oba Buluuli oba Bugerere. Buganda ekyali wamu ne mu Ssemateeka mweri.

Ayagala okukutula mu Buganda yeesibe enkoba ssatu si lumu, si lumu si bbiri wabula ssatu.

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Sikukuuma bulamu bwoka naye nokukuuma ebintu byabwe ebyobugagga, embeera zobudde, obujjanjabi bwokulwala nokuzaalibwa, okukuuma ettaka lya batuuze era nebirala bingi nyo ddala ebiwa bananyini nsi okwenyumiririza mu nsi yabwe nokujagala era nokujagaliza abaana nabazzukulu!

 

Wano ensonga za Buganda banamatteeka webazifulidde ezokusajiramu nga ebya baana abato so si ebyabantu abakulu abalina obuvunanyizibwa eri okukuuma obulamu bwa bantu ba Tonda.

 

Kibi nti buli ensi Buganda bwekola endagaano nabantu abagala ensi ya Buganda, bigenda okuggwa nga Ssabasajja mukwate, Katikkiro adduse nga nendagano ziyuziddwa nezitekebwa mu kasero akasulibwamu ebisasiro.

 

Mpozzi Ssekabaka Mwanga yali afuga okutuuka e Tanganyika 1890 Jjajjawe Suuna jeyali akomeza Obuganda? Awo e Bukoba mu Kagera region Mwanga weyekweka nga Abazunga bamuli bubi okumutwalako ensi ya Bajajja be! 

 

 

 

 

Mulongo Mwagale member wa bazzukulubabuganda international kirungi okumuwulirizaako:

Wano Mulongo Mwagale ayogera ku Rediyo ya Baganda kumpewo ababaka radio. 

Mulongo Mwagale omuzana wa Kabaka wa Buganda ayogera.

 

 

 

 

 

Oluvanyuma nga Presidenti Mugabe owe Zimbabwe  agenze, Mukulu Sentamu azemu okwambala ekyambalo ky'Obuchristayo:

Akabenjje akagudewo mu lyato abantu 33 nomusobyo nebakafiiramu:

Enyanja Nalubaale wesangibwa e Buganda mu Africa

Omuwandiisi wa bazzukulubabuganda International Mr Mubiru ayogera kukabenje kano.

Elyato nga lisikibwa okuva mumazzi awabade akabenje litwalibwe kuttale.

 

 

 

 

 

Olukiiko lwa Bazzukulu Ba Buganda International-- OBBI:

 

It is a Buganda Kingdom Grassroots Organization:

Bano abakungu balabika basalidde wo abantu bonna aba Uganda okwegatta kunsi emu bweti mu Africa eyitibwe East Africa.

 

 

 

 

 

To Ganda People of the State of Buganda.....bazzukulubabuganda aba Kintu ne Nambi:

 

 

By bazzukulubabuganda international media

 

 

17 November, 2018 

A normal message from the leadership of Buganda Kingdom at Mengo:

 

 

 

 

 

Buganda Kingdom State:

 

Amalobozi gano galimu okukubaganya kubirowoozo ensi Buganda kyesanidde okukola ebiro bino:

 

bazzukuluBabugandaInternational

The current flag of the Ancient Kingdom of Buganda

The African Kingdom of Buganda and its territory on the International Geographical map ordinance 1900:

Gakyali Mabaga

 

On behalf of Bazzukulu Babuganda International:

 

4 November, 2018

Rhomusana naye nga Omunyankore ayomba nga ate bwanyonyola kubye ttaka. Osobola okumufuna ne ku You-Tube ku radio terefaina.

9 November, 2018

 

More to listen to.......

 

11 November, 2018

 

More to listen to.......

Omukolo Nkobazambogo wano e Buganda

Buganda interim committee fund raising

 

Ffe kabakayekka

URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOk38bqiP0M

 

 

 

 

 

Obwavu nobugagga obuli wano e Buganda ebiro bino:

 

 

By the World Media

(bazzukuluBabugandaInternational)

 

13 November, 2018

Sente wano e Buganda ezobusubuzi kirimu obuzibu bunenne nyo  okuzitwala mu Bank

Abaana wano e Buganda bagala nyo okuzanyira kumuganda gwa sente oguterekebwa awaka buli kiseera ate nga kyebuzibwa oba bananyini sente zino basasula omusolo gwe ggwanga obutereevu.

 

 

 

 

 

Omulimi nowekiduka nga batawana okutwala ebibala mukatale e Kampala olwamakubo agononeka olutatadde olwokutonya kwenkuba namuntika.

Ne Taata nankuba, Maama nankuba, ne Jjajja nankuba

 

URL: http://bazzukulubabuganda.com/totta_kibe_nga_tonakitulula__ndusu.html

 

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