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The Kabaka of Buganda launches a book on Ssekabaka Muteesa II struggles:

Posted Friday, 27 May, 2016

 

By the Monitor, Uganda

 

Kabaka Mutebi (centre) with Mr Patrick Makumbi (right) and Dr Colin Sentongo (left) at the book launch at Bulange in Mengo, Kampala.

 

 
Kampala in the State Kingdom of Buganda:
Kabaka Ronald Mutebi on Wednesday, 25th May 2016,  launched a book about the struggles of his late father and former Buganda king, Edward Muteesa II, touching on Uganda’s history before and after independence.

The book titled The Brave King, revisits the stories of Muteesa’s exiling, first between 1953 and 1955, and again from 1966 to 1969 when he died in London. The author, Mr Patrick Makumbi, drew from the documents preserved by his father, 99-year-old Thomas Makumbi, who was an official at Mengo, Buganda’s power capital.

“I was very happy to write the preface to this book,” Kabaka Mutebi said, adding: “It will help the readers understand what Kabaka Muteesa went through in those days.”

When Mutesa was exiled in 1953, the older Makumbi, the father of the author, led a team of six Buganda officials to negotiate with the British about the king’s return to Buganda, which was secured in 1955. The other members of the team were Mr Apollo Kironde, Mr Matayo Mugwanya, Mr Amos Sempa, Mr Eridadi Mulira and Mr Ernest Kalibbala.

Kabaka Mutebi, while officiating at the function, called on more people to document what they saw during those days, saying “it is a good thing” that some of those who witnessed or participated in the events are still alive. Muteesa himself wrote about the period in question in his autobiography, The Desecration of my Kingdom, and Kabaka Mutebi’s endorsement of Mr Makumbi’s new book will be seen as an extension of the kingdom’s bid to manage the narrative.

Mr Apollo Makubuya, Buganda’s third deputy Katikkiro, at the launch held at Bulange-Mengo said there have been attempts to misrepresent history by “those who do not like us”.

Accusations and counter accusations of betrayal between Buganda Kingdom and Obote are rooted in a rather happy start, when Buganda’s party Kabaka Yekka (KY) teamed up with Obote’s Uganda People’s Congress to defeat the Democratic Party and form government at independence in 1962.

But the two centres of power soon quarrelled violently and were involved in what many have regarded as a critical turning point in Uganda’s history. The army, on Obote’s orders, stormed Muteesa’s palace on May 24, 1966, killing multitudes and forcing the king-president into exile.

Mr Makubuya said his grandfather was among those killed during the attack, an occasion the kingdom commemorates yearly on May 24. He said in addition to explaining how Buganda and Muteesa suffered during that period, Mr Makumbi’s book will clarify a number of other issues, including how colonialism thwarted Buganda’s development efforts.

He said Buganda stiffly resisted colonialism and the demands of colonial governor Andrew Cohen in particular, to the extent of winning a court case in London against the exiling of Muteesa. In all its efforts, Mr Makubuya said, Buganda was consistently seeking autonomy, and that the kingdom can “never” lose sight of this objective.

Mr Makumbi, the author, said his father could not attend the launch due to old age.

The publication of the book was financed by Dr Colin Sentongo, who said at the launch that KY, which ceased to exist in the 1960s, is the only political party he has ever belonged to.

The fathers of Mr Makumbi and Dr Sentongo met with Muteesa as students at Kings College Budo, from where, Mr Sentongo said, the three men forged a life-long friendship. It is probably much for this reason that Kabaka Mutebi warmed up to Mr Sentongo and Mr Makumbi at the launch.

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Fiscal Budget y'Ensi Buganda ebiro bino:

Posted 7th July, 2014

 

By Dickson Kulumba

 

Omuwanika wa Buganda, Eve Nagawa Mukasa

 

Omukyala Eve asomye embalirira y’Obwakabaka bwa Buganda eya 2014/2015 nga ya buwumbi 7 (7,411,638,600/-) . 

Embalirira eno eri wansi w’omulamwa 'Okwolesebwa n’Ebigendererwa' egendereddwamu okutumbula enkulaakulana okuli; okumaliriza Amasiro g’e Kasubi ne Wamala, Masengere, okulongoosa Ennyanja ya Kabaka, okussawo etterekero ly’ebyedda, okukulaakulanya ettaka ly’e Kigo ne Makindye 'State Lodge', okuzimba olubiri lw’omulangira Juma Katebe, okuzimba olubiri lwa Namasole, okuddaabiriza embuga z’Amasaza wamu n’okuzimba eddwaliro ly’abakyala.

 

Nagawa yagambye nti ensimbi zino zisuubirwa okuva mu Buganda Land Board, Amasomero, Minisitule ez’enjawulo, mu bupangisa, amakampuni g’Obwakabaka, ebitongole ebigaba obuyambi n’obuwumbi buna okuva mu Gavumenti eya wakati.

 

Ng’ayogera mu lukiiko luno, Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga yasabye abantu okutambulira ku kiragiro kya Kabaka eky’abantu okujjumbiro ebifo by’obulambuzi era n'ategeza nti pulojekiti zonna Obwakabaka ze butandiseeko ssi zaakukoma mu kkubo, zirina okumalirizibwa n’olwekyo enkola y’okunoonya Ettoffaali ekyagenda mu maaso kubanga Kabaka ayitibwa mufumbya Gganda n'antabalirira batyabi- ensimbi zikyetaagisa.

 

Olukiiko luno lwetabiddwamu abakiise bangi ddala ne baminisita ba Kabaka nga lwakubiriziddwa, Sipiika Nelson Kawalya eyagambye nti embalirira eno abakiise basaanye okugenda n’ekiwandiiko kino, bwe banakomawo mu lukiiko luno basobole okugiyisa.

Abavubuka mwenyigire mu bulimi - Kabaka awadde amagezi:

 

8th December, 2014

 

By Dickson Kulumba ne Paddy Bukenya

 

Kabaka ng’awuubira ku bantu be ku mbuga y’eggombolola y’e Buwama mu ssaza ly’e Mawokota e Mpigi ku Lwomukaaga ku mikolo gy’Abavubuka mu Buganda.

 

KABAKA Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II alagidde abavubuka okwongera okwegatta 

beenyigire mu bulimi nga balima ebirime eby’ettunzi okusobola okwekulaakulanya.

Omutanda ng’ali ku mikolo gy’abavubuka mu Buganda ku mbuga y’eggombolola y’e Buwama mu ssaza lya Mawokota mu disitulikiti y’e Mpigi ku Lwomukaaga, yawadde abavubuka amagezi okukozesa ebifo ku masaza ne ku magombolola okukolerako emirimu egy’enjawulo egy’enkulaakulana

n’asiima abatandiseewo emirimu ne bayambako n’abalala okwebeezaawo.

 

 

Ente Omubaka Kenneth Kiyingi Bbosa (Mawokota South) gye yatonedde 

Ssaabasajja ku Lwomukaaga. 

 

Kabaka alagidde abavubuka okwekebeza Kabaka yakubirizza abavubuka okwekuuma:

 

“Omwaka guno tujjukiziddwa ensonga y’ebyobulamu. Abavubuka tusaanye okwekuuma nga tuli balamu, okwekebeza buli mwaka kubanga si kirungi okugenda mu ddwaaliro nga tumaze okugonda ate omuvubuka alina okulya obulungi.”

 

Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga yakunze abavubuka okukozesa emikisa Kabaka gy’abatee

reddewo; mu by’obulimi beekwate BUCADEF n’okuyingira Ssuubiryo Zambogo SACCO.

 

Omulamwa gwabadde; Omuvubuka omulamu ate nga mukozi ye nnamuziga w’enku

laakulana mu Buganda, era wano Minisita w’abavubuka e Mmengo, Henry Ssekabembe, we yategeerezza nga bammemba ba Ssuubiryo Zambogo SACCO bwe batuuse ku 1,500 nga kati balinawo n’obukadde 285.

 

Abamu ku Baamasaza ku mukolo gw’Abavubuka mu Buganda e Mawokota ku Lwomukaaga.

 

Omukolo gwetabyeko; ssentebe w’abavubuka mu Buganda, Richard Kabanda, Kayima David Ssekyeru, Katikkiro eyawummula Dan Mulika, sipiika wa Buganda Nelson Kawalya n’omumyuka we Ahmed Lwasa, Minisita Amelia Kyambadde, Omubaka Kenneth Kiyingi Bbosa (Mawokota South) ssaako baminisita b’e Mmengo, abakulu b’ebika n’Abaamasaza.

Abayimbi; Mathias Walukagga ne Fred Ssebbale be baasanyusiza abantu ba Kabaka.

The first bank in The Ganda Kingdom:

By Henry Lubega
 

Posted  Sunday,1 st March,  2015 

  

Before 1906, there was no banking institution in Uganda until November of the same year when the national Bank of India opened its first branch in Entebbe, and four years later it opened the first bank in Kampala, although it was later taken up to become Grindlys Bank.

The National Bank of India was followed by Standard Bank of South Africa Limited when on September 19, 1912, it opened its first branch in Kampala. And a few years later it opened another branch in Jinja.

Barclays

Barclays followed in 1927 when it opened two branches in Kampala and Jinja. In 1954 three more banks; Bank of Baroda, Bank of India and The Nedelandsche Handel-Maatschappij M.V (Netherlands Trading Society) opened in Uganda.

According to Saben’s commercial directory and handbook of Uganda, as early as 1949 the banking system had been established in Uganda but did not control much of the financial liquidity that was in circulation across the board in the country.

“Much of the money was controlled in the bazaars and other channels which were predominantly controlled by people of the Asian origin. These people played a key role in the buying of cotton.

However, areas where banks were non-existent, merchants in those areas played the part of the banks. This was through taking drafts in exchange for cash or physical items in exchange for hard cash,” Saben wrote.

By 1950, it was realised that to bring more Africans into the business there was need to provide them with credit. Unfortunately, the commercial banks at the time would not extend credit to Africans because of the nature of their securities.

Under Ordinance number 20 of 1950 the Uganda Credit and Saving Bank was created purposely to extend credit facilities to Africans with the aim of furthering agriculture, commercial building and co-operative society purposes.

On October 2, 1950, the bank was opened and by 1961 it had spread to places like Arua, Fort Portal, Jinja, Soroti, Gulu, Masaka and Mbale, taking only African deposits.

Building Society

Two years later, the first Building Society in Uganda was opened as a subsidiary of a Kenyan owned firm Savings and Loans Society Limited. 

More financial institutions continued to open up in Uganda with Lombard Bank from Kenya, in partnership with Uganda Development Corporation, opening the Lombank Uganda Limited in 1958. It was this bank which first introduced the hire purchase system of shopping in Uganda.

It was not until 1966 that through an act of Parliament that Bank of Uganda was created. Prior to this, issues to do with money were handled by the East African currency board which had its head offices in Kenya.

OKUSOMESA NOKUSOMA KWABAANA

 

Janet halts distribution of donated funds, items to schools as corruption continues to eat up the country of Uganda: 

In Uganda, an emergency education law should be made out to force all children to attend class for at least 7 solid hours a day for 5 days. This way NRM corruption in education will be able to be defined properly by the various media outlets.
 

 

 

Written by World Media

 

 


The Education minister Janet Museveni

 

 

The minister of Education and Sports, Janet Kataha Museveni has reportedly halted the allocation of funds and distribution of items donated by the private sector to facilitate the recovery of the education sector citing foul play by ministry officials. 

In November last year when Uganda prepared for school reopening, the Education ministry organised a symposium with the aim of bringing together key stakeholders from the private sector to support its recovery programmes.

During the conference, a total of 34 institutions agreed to contribute support totalling Shs 247.9 billion, with representatives from the Global Partnership for Education promising to match every shilling provided by the private sector, bringing the total to Shs 495.8 billion. Others promised to provide physical items and services.

Now, URN has learnt that other organizations have been honouring their commitments from the beginning of the year. According to ministry sources, a significant sum of money, as well as other physical assets, have already been gathered from ten institutions. However, there have been suspicions that some officials were planning to take some of the funds and items.

"They intended to distribute some of this cash to schools that had already overcome their challenges," one of the sources pointed out.

Before the reopening, the government granted recovery funding to schools in need. Other schools, on the other hand, got help from their local governments, communities, and non-governmental groups. The ministry also recommended that schools with significant issues, such as a shortage of classrooms be helped through budget allocation, which was done.

According to the source, months after reopening, schools with difficulties that had previously been helped were also on the list of schools that would be supported with private sector cash. This triggered the education minister to raise questions.

"At first, top management thought that the items could be given to schools as they come in. But, remember they have been several lines of funding the recovery programme. The first lady was worried about duplication of work or even misallocation of resources and possibility of swindling the funds,” the source added.

Dr Jane Egua-Okou, the director for higher technical vocational education and training in the ministry of Education has confirmed the development noting that the minister has since ordered that all the available resources from the private sector be but in one pull at the moment.

Egua-Okou adds that Ms Museveni has also directed that a new assessment be carried out to establish schools to benefit from the funds collected from the private sector. 

Although Egau-Okou ruled out corruption tendencies in the process, she says the move has been made to ensure that funds are not directed to schools whose problems are already solved yet there are others who are still in dire need of help.

She also disclosed that they have so far collected Shs 1.5 billion in cash from local private sector players and the money is currently in a given account in the Bank of Uganda. She further adds that several development partners like UNICEF have also met their pledges though their contributions are channelled in other well-established avenues. 

 

 

 

Amasomero galaze bwe getegese okuggulawo wano e Buganda okuva mubulwadde bwa COVID10:

By Vivien Nakitende

 

Added 5th February 2021

Zaitun Namwanje owa Scarlet Junior School Kabowa essomero yaliggala ne gifuuka mizigo gya bapangisa.

 

AMASOMERO agamu gamaze okwetegeka okuggulawo gayingize abayizi ba P6, S3 ne S5, wabula ate agamu bannannyini go basangiddwa baagakyusa dda, ebyali ebibiina ne babifuula emizigo gy'abapangisa olw'ebbanga eddene lye gamaze nga gaggalwa.

 

Essomero lya Scarlet Junior School e Kabowa baaliggyawo ne batemamu ennyumba z'abapangisa era ebyali ebibiina kati gyafuuka mizigo. Nnannyini ssomero lino, Zaituni Namwanje yategeezezza nti ekifo yali akipangisa wabula nannyini kyo bwe yalaba ebbanga lyekulungudde nga tekikyavaamu ssente ate nga n'essuubi ly'okuggulawo amasomero ttono, kwe kukyusa n'alifuula ennyumba z'abapangisa.

 

Nnannyini bizimbe yagumiikiriza emyezi etaano okuva mu March 2020 lwe baggala amasomero era mu August 2020 n'alagira abadde nnannyini ssomero aggyemu ebibye asobole okuteekamu abapangisa.

"Nnali nfunye essuubi nga ndowooza nti Gavumenti enaatuyambako mu byensimbi ne twetereeza, naye tetulina kye twali tufunye wadde nga batusuubiza bulijjo." Namwanje bwe yagasseeko.

 

Kabineeti eyatudde ku Mmande lwakkirizza abayizi badde ku masomero kyokka baakuddayo mu biwagu era abagenda okusooka okuddayo be bali mu bibiina; P6, S3 ne S5. Bagenda kusangayo bannaabwe abali mu P7, S4 ne S6 abali mu nteekateeka z'okukola ebigezo by'akamalirizo ebitandika omwezi ogujja.

 

Abayizi b'ebibiina ebirala basuubirwa okudda mu masomero nga bannaabwe abali mu bibiina eby'akamalirizo bamaze okukola ebigezo byabwe ebya PLE, UCE ne UACE.

Gavumenti yawadde amagezi nti amasomero agatalina bizimbe bimala abayizi baakusoma mu mpalo, abamu basome ku makya abalala akawungeezi okusobola okwewa amabanga ng'erimu ku makubo ag'okulwanyisa ekirwadde kya Corona.

 

ABAMASOMERO BALAZE BWE BEETEGESE OKUGGULAWO

Nnannyini ssomero lya Direct Infant Orphanage Centre erisangibwa ku kyalo Buvundya mu ggombolola y'e Gadumire mu disitulikiti y'e Kaliro, lye limu ku masomero agalemererwa okuggulawo okusomesa abayizi b'ebibiina by'akamalirizo, okusoma okwatandika nga October 15, 2020 kyokka ku mulundi guno balina entegeka okuggulawo bayingize abayizi ba P6.

 

Patrick Daire nnannyini ssomero lino agamba nti: Saasobola kusomesa bayizi ba P7 kubanga omuwendo gwabwe gwali mutono nnyo. Abayizi abamu baali bakutte amakubo malala omuli n'okufumbirwa, ng'omuwendo ogusigaddewo tegusobola kuyimirizaawo ssomero, ne nsalawo eky'omusanvu okukireka.

 

Yayongeddeko nti: Wabula kati ndi mwetegefu, wadde nga baatugambye kusooka kukkiriza kibiina kimu ekya P6, nja kutandika okusomesa nga bwe nninda Gavumenti lw'enakkiriza ebibiina ebirala byonna okuggulawo.

 

Ebbanga lyonna mbadde nneetegekera kusomesa, ekirungi tuli mu sizoni ya makungula, nnalimye emmere ewera ey'okuliisa abasomesa n'abayizi, n'ebyetaagisa ku bya corona nabigula, tujja kutandika nga bwe tulinda n'abalala.

Haji Ishaq Mbalirwa, akulira essomero lya Madiinah Islamic SS e Katereke

 

 Nsangi yagambye nti: Abaamasomero tuli beetegefu okusomesa, ekisooka ebyetaagisa okwetangira obulwadde bwa corona tubirina, kubanga bye tubadde tukozesa ku bayizi b'ebibiina by'akamalirizo abali mu kusoma kati. kyetusigazizza kwongerako bwongezi ku muwendo bibe bingi okumala abayizi bonna abagenda okutwegattako.

 

Ekirala, abayizi baba bulungi nnyo ku masomero mu kwekuuuma ekirwadde kino okusinga nga bwe kiba nga bali awaka kubanga ku masomero balondoolwa.

 

Martin Kananura, ssentebe w'olukiiko olufuzi olw'essomero lya Ntare School e Mbarara naye yakkaatirizza nti amasomero mangi geetegese okuyingiza abayizi.

 

Yalambuludde nti: Tuli beetegefu nnyo okutandika okusomesa abayizi bonna, okubaawo kw'abayizi b'ebibiina by'akamalirizo be tubadde nabo batuyambye kinene okweteekateeka obulungi n'okwetegekera embeera eno. Ebikozesebwa okwetangira ekirwadde kya corona tubirina era tumanyi ne we bigulibwa, abazadde baffe nabo bamanyisiddwa ku kirwadde kino, kale tekyali kirobera kuggulawo.

 

Barbara Namulindwa, akulira essomero lya City Junior School Nateete yagasseeko nti: Kye tusaba be bazadde okubeera obumu naffe, tulabe bwe tutuukiriza ebyetaagisa abaana okusoma. Tetusobola kusubwa mukisa guno ogw'abaana baffe okuddamu okusoma nga twekwasa obusonga obutono, embeera kati tugimanyidde era tumanyi eky'okukola okwetangira corona.

Abaana abamu babadde basomera ku TV

 

Edward Lule, nnannyini Busega Preparatory School yagambye nti: Twatandika amasomero gano nga ffe, tulina okuddamu okutema omusingi mu mbeera eriwo, tukwatagane n'abazadde tuyambagane, tuleme kukaabirira Gavumenti.

 

Olw'okuba twasobola okutandika amasomero, era n'ebyetaago byonna tubituukirizza, buli ekyetaagisa okusomesa mu mbeera eno eya corona tukirina ku masomero gaffe, tulinze kimu Gavumenti kukkiriza bayizi bonna kudda basome, kuba ne ku bano ab'akamalirizo be tulina mu masomero tukikoze bulungi era tetunnawulirayo mbeera yeeraliikiriza mu masomero yonna gye basomera.

 

Agnes Nuwagaba akulira City Junior School e Bulaga yagambye nti: Abaana bafunidde ebizibu bingi awaka, ekifo ekisinga obulungi mu kukuuma abaana lye ssomero era tusaba bonna bakkirizibwe okusoma. T

 

utambudde bulungi ku bano aba P7 awo bonna ne bwe bakkirizibwa okusoma ffe tuli beetegefu okwewala corona n'okusomesa awatali kwekwasa kintu kyonna kuba twetegese bulungi.

 

Asadu Kirabira, akulira amasomero g'obwannanyini mu Kampala era akulira eby'okunoonyereza mu kibiina ekigatta amasomero g'obwannanyini mu ggwanga ekya; National Private Educational Institutions Association yannyonnyodde nti: Bw'otunuulira enteekateeka nga bw'eri, abayizi abagenda mu bibiina okuli; P6, S3 ne S5, be bokka be bakkirizza okutandika okusoma, ate nga balina okutandika nga bannaabwe baamalirizza okukola ebibuuzo, kitegeeza ekyaliyo ebbanga lya myezi ng'ebiri balyoke nabo batandike.

 

Yayongeddeko nti: Ffe abaamasomero naddala ag'obwannannyini tuli beeteefuteefu okutandika okusomesa abayizi bonna ate ekirungi, alipoota eyakolebwa minisitule eraga ng'amasomero g'obwannannyini ebitundu 88 ku 100 beetegefu okusomesa, y'ensonga lwaki tetufunye buzibu mu kusomesa abayizi b'ebibiina by'akamalirizo.

"Tulina emikutu naddala WhatsApp n'emikutu emirala nagyo tugyeyambisizza okubangula bannaffe n'okwewa amagezi. Gavumenti tugisaba eggulewo amasomero eri abayizi bonna.

 

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Naye no nga omusolo muyitirivu governmenti gwefuna munsonga ga zino ezokusomesa abaana.

Ensonga zino zilaga bulungi nga ensi ya Uganda bwetalina masomero gankomeredde ne ttaka nebizimbe.

 

Kale laba kussomero nga lino

 

Baddukira mu Kelezia enkuba bwetandika okutonya

 

 

 

 

 

President Museveni and one of his women Majors, Janet Mukwaya:<br /><br />One cannot think that the people of Uganda are the ones who want the current President to rule them for ever. It is the Parliament of Uganda that wants that kind of governance. It is not the British or Americans who persuaded the Parliament of Uganda to remove the time limit of rule of the President of Uganda. Nor did the foreign power order the House of the Representatives of the people of Uganda to remove the age limit of the President of Uganda so that he can stay in power, rig democratic national elections, and govern this poor African country until his death. The writer of this article is one of these African mentality who think that by learning to read and write the English language, the former colonial country of Britain owes this writer and the country of Uganda a living.
President Museveni and one of his women Majors, Janet Mukwaya: One cannot think that the people of Uganda are the ones who want the current President to rule them for ever. It is the Parliament of Uganda that wants that kind of governance. It is not the British or Americans who persuaded the Parliament of Uganda to remove the time limit of rule of the President of Uganda. Nor did the foreign power order the House of the Representatives of the people of Uganda to remove the age limit of the President of Uganda so that he can stay in power, rig democratic national elections, and govern this poor African country until his death. The writer of this article is one of these African mentality who think that by learning to read and write the English language, the former colonial country of Britain owes this writer and the country of Uganda a living.
Not pleased. Makerere University students demonstrate over the tuition policy in 2016, and now 2019 PHOTOS BY ALEX ESAGALA
Not pleased. Makerere University students demonstrate over the tuition policy in 2016, and now 2019 PHOTOS BY ALEX ESAGALA
The modern electronic communications systems unveiled:<br />Meanwhile, Lillian Nalwoga, the president of Internet Society Uganda Chapter, noted that ICANN is a very important global partner. &ldquo;We need to have this dialogue about the Internet now, and not later; as Africa is not outside the realms of the Internet. Every policy made about the future of the Internet concerns us, too. So, we need to join the decision-makers, and not stay as bystanders.&rdquo;
The modern electronic communications systems unveiled: Meanwhile, Lillian Nalwoga, the president of Internet Society Uganda Chapter, noted that ICANN is a very important global partner. “We need to have this dialogue about the Internet now, and not later; as Africa is not outside the realms of the Internet. Every policy made about the future of the Internet concerns us, too. So, we need to join the decision-makers, and not stay as bystanders.”
Ms Joan Asiimwe (right), the chairperson of Uganda Teacher&rsquo;s Cooperative Savings and Credit Union, hands over a dummy cheque to Entebbe Municipal Council private Teachers&rsquo; initiative on July 19 2020. PHOTO/FILE.
Ms Joan Asiimwe (right), the chairperson of Uganda Teacher’s Cooperative Savings and Credit Union, hands over a dummy cheque to Entebbe Municipal Council private Teachers’ initiative on July 19 2020. PHOTO/FILE.
Billionaire Elon Musk&#039;s SpaceX is equally active: it&#039;s just received a clearance to put 12,000 satellites in orbit at various altitudes in the Starlink constellation:
Billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX is equally active: it's just received a clearance to put 12,000 satellites in orbit at various altitudes in the Starlink constellation:
Mr Twebaze Bemanya, by a recent law, the Administrator General that is overseeing Uganda Telecom Ganda Company (UTL)&rsquo;s recovery(Essimu za Buganda).<br />In these modern times of much technology, each African classroom deserves one mobile phone with unlimited data or cheaper data, so that the African child can catch up fast with the modern times he or she will soon live in.
Mr Twebaze Bemanya, by a recent law, the Administrator General that is overseeing Uganda Telecom Ganda Company (UTL)’s recovery(Essimu za Buganda). In these modern times of much technology, each African classroom deserves one mobile phone with unlimited data or cheaper data, so that the African child can catch up fast with the modern times he or she will soon live in.
Wano abakungu abekibiina kya Nabagereka we Buganda baabadde ku Bulange nga bakebera ebintu abaana bye bagenda nabyo mu Kisaakaate:<br /><br />Olwo amasomero go Luzungu aga Buganda nga ate ga Uganda ya M7 agasomesa nebirala byonna go Lwaki tegasomesa bikolebwa mubisaakate byemanju okusinga okutawanya Nabagereka nga azunga buli mwaka okusomesa abaana be ggwanga awatali sente zimuweebwa.<br /><br />Ogwo nagwo gufuuse musolo eri abazadde, ogwa Buganda nga guno ogubaddewo ogwokuzimba Ettoffali.<br /><br />Governmenti ya M7 eremereddwa okuyigiriza abaana muggwanga lino kumusolo omuyitirivu omuzadde gwasasula olutatadde!<br /><br />Ssi bwekyali ku Buganda bwa ba Jjajja anti bwo bwasibiranga abaana mubisakaate okubakuuma ne bamaama abaali tebapakasa kufuna sente. Okutambula mumakubo abaana abobuwala balina okuwerekebwangako bato baabwe abobulenzi!
Wano abakungu abekibiina kya Nabagereka we Buganda baabadde ku Bulange nga bakebera ebintu abaana bye bagenda nabyo mu Kisaakaate: Olwo amasomero go Luzungu aga Buganda nga ate ga Uganda ya M7 agasomesa nebirala byonna go Lwaki tegasomesa bikolebwa mubisaakate byemanju okusinga okutawanya Nabagereka nga azunga buli mwaka okusomesa abaana be ggwanga awatali sente zimuweebwa. Ogwo nagwo gufuuse musolo eri abazadde, ogwa Buganda nga guno ogubaddewo ogwokuzimba Ettoffali. Governmenti ya M7 eremereddwa okuyigiriza abaana muggwanga lino kumusolo omuyitirivu omuzadde gwasasula olutatadde! Ssi bwekyali ku Buganda bwa ba Jjajja anti bwo bwasibiranga abaana mubisakaate okubakuuma ne bamaama abaali tebapakasa kufuna sente. Okutambula mumakubo abaana abobuwala balina okuwerekebwangako bato baabwe abobulenzi!
The dormitory that caught fire on Friday evening. Photo by Nancy Nanyonga<br />One doubts if these dormitory buildings have any modern fire safety systems.. If a child of the concerned parents died, then perhaps this paper would put up this story differently. It is imperative that a deeper report is made for the concerned parents to understand it.
The dormitory that caught fire on Friday evening. Photo by Nancy Nanyonga One doubts if these dormitory buildings have any modern fire safety systems.. If a child of the concerned parents died, then perhaps this paper would put up this story differently. It is imperative that a deeper report is made for the concerned parents to understand it.
Somali families look on diseperately for food relief at Dhobley near the Somalia-Kenya border. These innocent families have been displaced from their countryside homes because African leadership is trying hard at fighting their civil wars to solve their own problems in Somalia. The power struggle is tearing this Poor African country apart.
Somali families look on diseperately for food relief at Dhobley near the Somalia-Kenya border. These innocent families have been displaced from their countryside homes because African leadership is trying hard at fighting their civil wars to solve their own problems in Somalia. The power struggle is tearing this Poor African country apart.
Kirevu&#039;s family members and friends grieving at the home of the murdered family member: <br /><br />It is only God who knows well what these antagonists are fighting each other for? Global terrorism as most know it, ended with the Americans capturing their friend Bin Laden, killing him and burying him in the Arabian sea. African terrorism as it is seen now is all about military power struggle like during the former Idi Amin republican military regime. Uganda now is a military government as it fights African terrorism in Somalia and local terrorism in Kampala and its surroundings. The new political opposition groups of the young who love money are in this savage fight for all their lives. One hopes money is being used to entrap many of them.
Kirevu's family members and friends grieving at the home of the murdered family member: It is only God who knows well what these antagonists are fighting each other for? Global terrorism as most know it, ended with the Americans capturing their friend Bin Laden, killing him and burying him in the Arabian sea. African terrorism as it is seen now is all about military power struggle like during the former Idi Amin republican military regime. Uganda now is a military government as it fights African terrorism in Somalia and local terrorism in Kampala and its surroundings. The new political opposition groups of the young who love money are in this savage fight for all their lives. One hopes money is being used to entrap many of them.
PhD Holder: Dr Sala Nanyanzi Senkayi(centre) and mother(right) and supervising Professor(left)
PhD Holder: Dr Sala Nanyanzi Senkayi(centre) and mother(right) and supervising Professor(left)
A young African man holds to a gun in the war of Ethiopia:<br />&quot;The fighting has killed thousands of people and driven hundreds of thousands into famine-like conditions, according to U.N. estimates.&quot; Unfortunately for the UN, making grave pronunciations seems to be the only well paid job this organization can do. Everybody remembers well when the Home country the USA where the UN resides, complained about the Iraq vs Kuwait war or the Nuclear bomb of Iraq, international troops were hurriedly dispatched. Here where African lives matter, no such force is available. The best the Western countries can give this miserable African country at war is a peace prize of 2019 Nobel Peace Prize. No wonder African military dictators are sitting comfortably on the continent of Africa!
A young African man holds to a gun in the war of Ethiopia: "The fighting has killed thousands of people and driven hundreds of thousands into famine-like conditions, according to U.N. estimates." Unfortunately for the UN, making grave pronunciations seems to be the only well paid job this organization can do. Everybody remembers well when the Home country the USA where the UN resides, complained about the Iraq vs Kuwait war or the Nuclear bomb of Iraq, international troops were hurriedly dispatched. Here where African lives matter, no such force is available. The best the Western countries can give this miserable African country at war is a peace prize of 2019 Nobel Peace Prize. No wonder African military dictators are sitting comfortably on the continent of Africa!
One of the modern Museveni primary schools built in Tanzania:<br /><br />That is what we keep telling the international community that African countries if they handle their national economic fiscal budgets well they have enough money to buy the COVID19 vaccine and distribute it or to make their own. Now that Uganda as an African country that can afford to build other countries&#039; roads and schools and then provide a well equipped military army to fight for peace in Somalia, South Sudan and the Republic of the Congo, why do the United States and its allies consider this African country as deserving annual financial assistance? It is now 2 full years since the Education budget expenditure of about 7 trillion shillings was stopped because of the pandemic of COVID19. Is this money available for the schools to spend when they are opened starting January 2022?
One of the modern Museveni primary schools built in Tanzania: That is what we keep telling the international community that African countries if they handle their national economic fiscal budgets well they have enough money to buy the COVID19 vaccine and distribute it or to make their own. Now that Uganda as an African country that can afford to build other countries' roads and schools and then provide a well equipped military army to fight for peace in Somalia, South Sudan and the Republic of the Congo, why do the United States and its allies consider this African country as deserving annual financial assistance? It is now 2 full years since the Education budget expenditure of about 7 trillion shillings was stopped because of the pandemic of COVID19. Is this money available for the schools to spend when they are opened starting January 2022?
This sort of incitement is indeed illegal where citizens have got to give away their land title certificates to commercial banks to buy state service. Apart from the state funds of Free Universal Primary education which one believes many donor countries have placed lots of their money on it, there is the national Education budgetary funds that have been laying around without being used for two years during the just ended national lockdown. Is this the money being diverted to fight a political war in the neighboring African country of the Congo?
This sort of incitement is indeed illegal where citizens have got to give away their land title certificates to commercial banks to buy state service. Apart from the state funds of Free Universal Primary education which one believes many donor countries have placed lots of their money on it, there is the national Education budgetary funds that have been laying around without being used for two years during the just ended national lockdown. Is this the money being diverted to fight a political war in the neighboring African country of the Congo?
Speaking at the press conference, the bank&rsquo;s chief executive officer Anne Juuko said the &quot;bold decision by management even in the face of uncertainty, speaks to our commitment to walk the talk of our business purpose, which is that we drive Uganda&rsquo;s growth, as such, we have to exercise our corporate responsibility to the country&rsquo;s private education sector.&quot;<br /><br />Uganda&rsquo;s education sector has more than 28,000 schools, of which 80% are privately-owned. <br />Such a statement means that only 20 percent are government owned schools of which the tax payer is responsible to fund at the tune of 6 trillion shillings every year! In the political hope that there is free primary and Secondary education in the African country of Uganda! Before the independence of this country, many of the educated old elites of this country were educated by religious charity and government bursaries and scholarships. Their parents were so poor to pay school fees!
Speaking at the press conference, the bank’s chief executive officer Anne Juuko said the "bold decision by management even in the face of uncertainty, speaks to our commitment to walk the talk of our business purpose, which is that we drive Uganda’s growth, as such, we have to exercise our corporate responsibility to the country’s private education sector." Uganda’s education sector has more than 28,000 schools, of which 80% are privately-owned. Such a statement means that only 20 percent are government owned schools of which the tax payer is responsible to fund at the tune of 6 trillion shillings every year! In the political hope that there is free primary and Secondary education in the African country of Uganda! Before the independence of this country, many of the educated old elites of this country were educated by religious charity and government bursaries and scholarships. Their parents were so poor to pay school fees!
Kanoni Church of Uganda Primary School in Gomba District .This is one of the public facilities whose land is being encroached on due to lack of a title. PHOTO | BRIAN ADAMS KESIIME
Kanoni Church of Uganda Primary School in Gomba District .This is one of the public facilities whose land is being encroached on due to lack of a title. PHOTO | BRIAN ADAMS KESIIME
People march in downtown Nairobi, Kenya, during a protest organized by The Queer Republic in Nairobi<br />This is an example of African ruling elites becoming confused with the business of religiously governing people outside their houses and inside as well. In Uganda these elites send their soldiers into people&#039;s houses without even a warrant, load them into security vans and take them in hiding for months on end. What one does in ones bedroom and dining hall seems to be their very important business. Even the Christian religious elites right now in Uganda after a very miserable lockdown of two years want all the girl teenagers who have received pregnancy not to attend school. They are as confused as the Taliban of Afghanistan. Actually one wants to believe that Mary the mother of Jesus was a teenager virgin when God begged her to accept and to conceive His Son. What was so wrong about that?
People march in downtown Nairobi, Kenya, during a protest organized by The Queer Republic in Nairobi This is an example of African ruling elites becoming confused with the business of religiously governing people outside their houses and inside as well. In Uganda these elites send their soldiers into people's houses without even a warrant, load them into security vans and take them in hiding for months on end. What one does in ones bedroom and dining hall seems to be their very important business. Even the Christian religious elites right now in Uganda after a very miserable lockdown of two years want all the girl teenagers who have received pregnancy not to attend school. They are as confused as the Taliban of Afghanistan. Actually one wants to believe that Mary the mother of Jesus was a teenager virgin when God begged her to accept and to conceive His Son. What was so wrong about that?
The Bujjagali falls and its rapids flowing well through Kayunga District:
The Bujjagali falls and its rapids flowing well through Kayunga District:
UACE candidates pray deeply before their exams.<br />Of course all the parents know very well what has transpired for many of these kids during the miserable lockdown and its repercussions that went on for about two years. Some bright countries have come out all the way to upgrade their kids for further studies.<br />Their teachers were encouraged to use the history of studies of these kids to recommend them for further studies. Indeed with modern technology these days, modern kids will definitely catch up as universal knowledge becomes easily accessible to humanity!<br />It is unfortunate that it is only in this country that the African school children are being put on a punishing study exercise and examination that was never there at all in the first place. Why question students about what you never taught them? Of course as this country stands in terms of rigging national elections, blatant disregard of the administrative laws, corruption and what is else there, Uneb is determined to show off that it is doing a good job out of all the country&#039;s misery.
UACE candidates pray deeply before their exams. Of course all the parents know very well what has transpired for many of these kids during the miserable lockdown and its repercussions that went on for about two years. Some bright countries have come out all the way to upgrade their kids for further studies. Their teachers were encouraged to use the history of studies of these kids to recommend them for further studies. Indeed with modern technology these days, modern kids will definitely catch up as universal knowledge becomes easily accessible to humanity! It is unfortunate that it is only in this country that the African school children are being put on a punishing study exercise and examination that was never there at all in the first place. Why question students about what you never taught them? Of course as this country stands in terms of rigging national elections, blatant disregard of the administrative laws, corruption and what is else there, Uneb is determined to show off that it is doing a good job out of all the country's misery.
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