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Museveni disturbed by trend of ‘very dangerous’ politics in Uganda and why it must change
KAMPALA, UGANDA: President Yoweri Museveni has asked the NRM leadership to look into the trend of politics in the country.
President Museveni was Tuesday morning addressing the NRM national executive council at State House in Entebbe.
Museveni in the company of top NRM leaders, tipped: “NRM needs to expanse the politics of careerism and reinstate the politics of mission-led leadership because people take leadership as a job; this is very dangerous. It is not just who; it is the what.”
The NRM chairman returned unopposed questioned: “What is to be done for Uganda and Africa’s salvation?”
On political parties, Museveni said: “On the issue of party affairs, the document discussed the matter of party funding. I contribute 20% of my small salary of UGX 3.6 million every month.”
The President revealed: “We have now agreed to increase government spending on political parties, at the same time, my fundraising efforts will continue.”
Museveni went on: “The second source is fundraising, and the third source is government funding for political parties. Government funding has been inadequate, that is why we had issues of rent, salaries, etc.”
The President who expected to hold NRM flag in the 2021 elections, hailed: “The NRM salutes the efforts of economic integration in Africa. However, it is not correct that most of Africa’s post-colonial leaders have created a Latin America in Africa instead of creating the United States of Africa in Africa.”
A visibly angry Museveni warned election hooligans: “Do not intimidate people. People are being attacked. The ones who attacked our girl in Kiseka will pay for sure. You have absolutely no right to attack me for wanting to vote.”
The President blasted: “Those idiots, we shall deal with them. You have no right even to abuse me or speak to me rudely. You will see what NRM means. We are going to crush those criminals.”
Museveni charged: “You have no right to attack me for wanting to vote. You have no right to abuse and to be rude to me. I am in my country and my house. People are attacked when the police is there. What is the police for?”
Award winning journalist and writer who has worked as a stringer for a couple of acclaimed South Africa based German journalists, covered 3 Ugandan elections, 2008 Kenya election crisis, with interests in business and sports reporting.
Former local gospel singer Julie Mutesasira has caused a stir online after photos of her kissing a fellow woman during their wedding went viral on social media.
The photos emerged after his ex-lover Pastor Steven Mutesasira officially tied the knot with his new lover identified as Judith over the weekend.
In the past, it was rumored that Julie divorced with her husband and fled to Canada but the rumors where yet to be confirmed until the photos of her marrying a fellow woman made their way on social media.
The photos have sparked mixed reactions among her followers as many hinted on how ladies who are always mistreated by their husbands end up in similar situations.
Before Julie Mutesasira left the country, she was a darling in the gospel industry with a couple of hit songs to her name including Lwana Nabo, Saba, Asobola, Bewuunya, and Ekikunyumira.
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Police Bosses Convene at Bulange ,Mengo Over Weekend Security Raid on Mbogo Clan Thanksgiving Function
Top Police authorities are slated to meet the Katikkiro of Buganda Charles Peter Mayiga this morning to tackle the security raid on a thanksgiving function organized by the Mbogo clan head, and religious leaders at Mugulu in Mityana town over last weekend.
Mobogo Clan head, Kayiira Gajuule had invited Bishop Emeritus John Baptist Kaggwa the retired Bishop of Masaka Diocese to grace the thanksgiving ceremony when anti-riot police stormed the area and sprayed teargas to disperse everyone.
This incident has since drawn widespread criticism from both Buganda kingdom loyalists who have since marched to Bulange Mengo demanding an apology from the Police besides the public condemning police actions
Just yesterday afternoon,. Police were forced to use teargas and live bullets to disperse a group of Buganda loyalists at Mityana municipality protesting the incident and demanding that District Police Commander, Alex Mwine Mukono unconditionally releases all the motorcycles he confiscated during the raid.
This compelled the police boss IGP Martin Okoth Ochola to apologize to the bishop and the Catholic Church.
The police political commissar led by a team of senior officers announced that they would be visiting Bishop Kaggwa at his home to announce their apology to his family and the church on behalf of IGP Ochola .
On Monday, the police spokesperson Fred Enanga apologized to the Catholic Church defending the police action on preventing the spread of COVID19.
He said the firing of teargas was caused by a group of uninvited politicians including Francis Zaake among others who had attracted youth.
Now according to the Buganda kingdom spokesperson Noah Kiyimba, a meeting between the Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga and the top police leadership is scheduled for 11:00 am at Bulange Mengo.
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