The Liberal Marxist

@Ntalebrian22 A group of domkops sitted behind microphones!

Sendi thinks opinion ze zamakulu nyo. He didn't say anything when kasolo blocked King Saha's show in kyotera but has got the audacity to call out Saha on what he did to kasolo yesterday at kapo's show. Mbu kasolo is far better than him because is a minister, well that's tax payers money king is what he his on his money. Kasajja kakulu kwefula kagezi.

@kirya_ug Very lazy and subtle response!

Sanjay Tanna, Minister of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives.

@Lovitom42 @sejudav Are u allergic to thinking? Do u realise the post ends with a question?

@sejudav He is posturing and seeking cheap clout. Saha is one of the most successful musicians we have , with a lot of assets. How did he manage to make it in the system he criticises everyda? If he can make it, everyone can. It's not the system but mindset

There is so much EMOTIONAL TURBULENCE exhibited here. But as a SOCIETY/COUNTRY; are we CAPABLE, or even INTERESTED to process this EMOTION? So that we can be able to acknowledge the problem which needs to be solved? OR WE DON'T CARE? Because few understand that, under this OVERT ANGER, in most cases, hides very deep feelings of GRIEF, of FEAR, of a VULNERABLE People feeling POWERLESS and craving for ANSWERS..... How do we heal a Country so DIVIDED and ANGRY?

Sarah Ddamulira has died after five years of suffering while searching for her husband, John Ddamulira, who was abducted by military operatives. Her pain is a painful reminder of what many families are going through after their breadwinners have been taken away. May her soul rest in peace 🙏😭

As a journalist, I have had to listen to boring Museveni speeches for 13 years, and as an MP for 15 years and because I am invited on TVs and radios, this burden is not about to go away. Immagine this afternoon he is wondering why Ugandans go for kyeyo in Dubai which Amin gave food during his reign. According to the 2024 population census, 20 million of the 46 million Ugandans are food insecure, 5.6 million homes still sleeping in one room house, 28 million people using firewood as main source of energy and 14 million people about 31% of the population don’t have two sets of clothes. The economy he has built for 41 years cannot employ 1.7 million people with degrees, diplomas and certificates!

@SsemujjuIN Why would they be bothered by a health sector that doesn’t serve them? Museveni’s wife has been brain dead for weeks, have u seen her in any of our medical facilities? The same applies to all the oligarchy.

There is no 28billion to pay intern doctors in the budget Museveni is presenting today, no 8billion for UNEB to train teachers on how to mark new syllabus, no 3.5billion to complete new syllabus but there is 211billion for welfare and entertainment for big people, 536 billion for special meals and drinks for big people, 196 billion for big people to donate, 17 billion for firewood, gas and charcoal and 2.6 trillion for classified expenditure!

@AtwiineGodwin1 @kirya_ug Do u know why since the inception of the ballon Dor, Africa has only had one winner?

@kirya_ug Football is not about race or colour, it's about quality and entertainment. We support who plays nice football

The world cup kicks off today but no one in Africa is excited because the African team playing today hates fellow Africans.

@kirya_ug We are for Mexico. Who wants to associate with xenophobia

@CanaryMugume A frail tyrant massacring thousands of youths for dissent.

I’m really curious, I want to know what other countries think about President Museveni. Don’t comment if you are Ugandan.

@JoshJosha1 What’s wrong with that?

Mark this tweet❗ Besigye will be released and his influence will overshadow Robert Kyagulanyi

@elonmusk The race to king Leopold 11’s record numbers.

The truth is that there are VASTLY more hate crimes, especially aggravated rape and murder, per person by Blacks against Whites than the other way around. The is not remotely debatable, as the numbers are so extremely lopsided!

@PoliceUg @mkituuma @KawalaRachael The murder happened on live video and all the people are easily identifiable. Why lineup people who appear no where in the video

. @KawalaRachael "Five additional suspects have been arrested in connection with the death of Sydney Gongodyo, a professional rugby player, following an incident that occurred on 5 June 2026. This brings the total number of suspects in custody to eight (8) as investigations into the alleged mob killing continue. The suspects are identified as: • Ssebagala Noordin • Ayebazibwe Roden • Namukose Juliet • Mondoni Elly • Twinomujuni Herbert • Katsigazi Perigrino • Tayebwa Darlious • Tugume Hannington Efforts are ongoing to identify, trace, and apprehend other individuals believed to have participated in the incident. upf.go.ug/eight-suspects…

@DanielLutaaya Risking their lives to save Uganda my foot!!!! Does saving people mean having millions massacred and burried in shallow graves? Bandits of note!!

We seemed not to have a problem with them when they were in Luwero, risking their lives to save Uganda. But all of a sudden, we don't want their sons and grandkids serving our country again?🤔🤔 and why, because of our beloved borders. The same borders that were drawn in Germany by a group of old white guys who just wanted to steal minerals. smh Maybe one day, we shall all realise that "Twese turi Bavandimwe."

@ClintonObonyo A very polite man struggling with men who don’t listen and take no advice!!!

Hapa kwa bolt watu wamejaa ngori

Akoze atya? 😷😷 I went to Canada on a Rwanda passport #BakozeBatya

@SheilahGashumba @ReachDrMuganga ‘Let’s all live in peace and harmony in Uganda’ …. This is what democracy dictates, but does your favourite person ,Muhoozi understand that?can Waiswa’s family say the same? Eddy Mutwe? Thousands of youths jailed for dissent?

Praying and hoping for the best for @ReachDrMuganga 💕 The twitter fights are too much and too loud!! The kind of hatred people carry in their hearts and tweet is very alarming. Let’s all live in peace and harmony in Uganda 🇺🇬 We are one as Ugandans!! @ReachDrMuganga , Let Go and Let God: Proverbs 3:5-6: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths."

@SheilahGashumba @ReachDrMuganga This isn’t Newyork but Uganda.that’s why we don’t have thousands of youths locked away in Newyork jails for dissent like we do in Uganda! Muganga is a munyarwanda from Rwanda with a Rwandese passport, he shud try his luck back in Rwanda which is home to him.

Zohran Mamdani is the New York City mayor born in Uganda. Born in Kampala, Mamdani serves as the 112th Mayor of New York City. He is the first African-born, youngest mayor in over a century, and the first Muslim to hold the position and here we are fighting @ReachDrMuganga who was born in Uganda and has served Uganda for years because of his ethnic background for a ministerial position . Indeed ARRICANS are a danger to themselves! Too much tribalism in Uganda📌

That a nation is still recording Ebola deaths in 2026 reflects more than misfortune-it exposes systemic failure and failed governance, corruption and a perfect example of a “shithole”. #Ebola @MinofHealthUG #Congo

@FelixB88824728 @SarahBireete @ObothOboth @Thomas_Tayebwa @ccgea1 @KatibaMuseum @CivicSpaceTV @KatibaWatch @KagutaMuseveni Lwaki oli kisiru?

@SarahBireete @ObothOboth @Thomas_Tayebwa @ccgea1 @KatibaMuseum @CivicSpaceTV @KatibaWatch @KagutaMuseveni you like kurereta like your name. ofaki nensi. noza kurwara pressure for nothing. you as birere you cant change things majority in parliament will so stop kurereta

Constitutional Challenges of Appointing Serving Soldiers who are non UPDF MPs to Cabinet The appointment of serving military officers to cabinet continues to raise constitutional questions under Articles 113 and 208 of the Constitution. @ObothOboth @Thomas_Tayebwa After the enactment of the 1995 Constitution, serving Soldiers were required to first resign from the army before taking up their positions in Cabinet. The test for this safeguard was the appointment of Gen. Jeje Odongo in 1996 as Minister of State for Defence. He had to first retire from UPDF. Article 208 establishes the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) as a non-partisan, professional, disciplined and national institution subordinate to civilian authority. The purpose of this provision is to ensure that the military serves all citizens equally and remains insulated from partisan political competition. In a constitutional democracy, the military is expected to defend the state and uphold the Constitution, not to participate in political contests or align itself with particular political interests. Article 113, on the other hand, provided that the President can appoint ministers from amongst MPs and any other citizens qualified to be MP. It was argued that this provision qualifies UPDF MPs to be appointed to Cabinet; an argument that was advanced in 2013 after the controversial appointment of Gen. Aronda as a minister of Internal Affairs as a serving soldier. Further constitutional questions arise when serving military officers who are not UPDF representatives in Parliament are appointed to Cabinet. Such appointments place active members of a constitutionally non-partisan institution into offices that require overt political engagement. The result is a potential conflict between the duty of political neutrality under Article 208 and the political responsibilities associated with ministerial office under Article 113 of the Constitution. Continuous military participation in legislative affairs through designated military representatives in Parliament in a multiparty suspension presents a significant constitutional challenge. Appointing additional serving officers to Cabinet outside this framework is an expansion of the military political role beyond what the framers of the Constitution contemplated. Such appointments blur the distinction between civilian and military authority. One of the cornerstones of constitutional governance is the principle of civilian control over the armed forces. When serving officers simultaneously occupy senior military positions and political executive offices, the separation between military command structures and civilian political leadership becomes less clear. The military is becoming increasingly intertwined with partisan governance. Further more, the legitimacy of a professional army depends in part on the public perception that it serves the nation rather than a political party or government. When serving officers become the public face of controversial government decisions, criticism directed at government policy may increasingly be directed at the military institution itself. Gen. Katumba Wamala joined cabinet in 2017 when he was an MP representing UPDF in Parliament, a post he retained in the 11th Parliament. The camel applies to Gen. Wilson Mbadi when he was appointed to cabinet in 2024. The two Generals are not UPDF MPs in the 12th Parliament. Their appointment to cabinet before retirement can’t benefit from the Gen. Aronda controversial shield of being MPs, as per Article 113 of the Constitution. Parliament whose main function is to protect the constitution and promote constitutional governance has a duty to ensure that the two generals exit UPDF before they are approved as ministers in the next cabinet. As Uganda continues to strengthen its democratic institutions, adherence to both Articles 113 and 208 remains essential to safeguarding civilian rule, constitutionalism and public confidence in armed forces.

Nothing and nothing will change abt this continent until we are all ready to be a nation. #xenophobia #Tribalism #corruption