Counsel Bright 13.

History of Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi 1. 1973 – Born on 19 October in Butambala District, Uganda. 2. 1986 – Completed Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) at Gombe Primary School. 3. 1990 – Obtained the Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) from Kibuli Secondary School. 4. 1993 – Obtained the Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) from Kibuli Secondary School. 5. 1998 – Graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from Makerere University. 6. 2003 – Earned an Associate Degree in Democracy and Development from Uganda Martyrs University. 7. 2004 – Obtained a Master's Degree in Human Resource Management from Uganda Management Institute (UMI). 8. 1990s – Began political activism, advocating for democracy, constitutionalism, and good governance. 9. 2000s – Active member of the Democratic Party (DP). 10. 2011 – Successfully became Member of Parliament for Butambala County after a court process arising from the parliamentary election. 11. 2021 – Re-elected as Member of Parliament for Butambala County under the National Unity Platform (NUP). 12. 2021–2025 – Served as Chairperson of the Buganda Parliamentary Caucus and Chairperson of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee (Central Government). 13. January 2025 – Appointed Deputy President for the Buganda Region of the National Unity Platform (NUP). 14. January 2026 – Arrested and charged over alleged election-related violence following the general elections; he denied the allegations, and the case remains before the courts. 15. He was granted bail and arrested one day after. And no knows his where abouts Free @MuwangaKivumbi

If you notice it just leave a smile for me.

BREAKING NEWS . @RonaldBalimwezo has just informed one of the news anchors about reports concerning @EriasLukwago_. If confirmed, we extend our heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and all those who know and love him. May his loved ones find strength and comfort during this difficult time. Pray for him 🙏

"Justice should not only be done, but should manifestly and undoubtedly be seen to be done." Remember right to a fair hearing is a non-derogable right.

Health Minister Dr. Chris Baryomunsi has ordered a full probe into Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital following a surprise midnight inspection that exposed overwhelming ward congestion, low night-shift staffing, and acute medicine shortages.

Where is Muwanga Kivumbi....?

Good morning the struggle continues we link up at court...?

This hospital was constructed during the colonial era, and since then no significant expansion or modernization has been carried out. The government should be held accountable for failing to expand and improve the hospital to meet the growing needs of the population.

Like father like S*n ... who remembers the interview at someone becoming a president at 75...? Not my words

Aluta continua

Dr. Besigye's case from an economic lens In November 2024, the media woke up to the news of the abduction of Dr. Kizza Besigye and Hajji Obed Lutale from Nairobi and their subsequent repatriation to Uganda. They were arraigned before the General Court Martial and charged with various offences against the state. Following the amputation of the General Court Martial by the Supreme Court in a constitutional appeal, Besigye was, amid a hunger strike, taken before a Magistrates court. The case has dragged on till last week when he was denied mandatory bail. Many of the elites tend to show a lack of interest "in political matters" whenever such cases come up. However, Dr. Besigye's case is more of a political than a legal problem. But do we acknowledge that the abduction of Dr. Besigye and Lutale derails, to some extent, Uganda's development efforts? A case in point, the government has been urging netizens to stop portraying the country in bad light as this affects the tourist sector. Ironically, the same government abducted its own people from Nairobi on two occasions. News headlines in international media read “Uganda's opposition leader abducted from Kenya”. One rare, yet special headline read, “Husband of UNAIDS chief abducted from Kenya by Uganda's security forces”. These are the headlines that the government is urging citizens to ignore so as to keep the country's image. How do you attract tourists when you 'strategically invest' in bad publicity against yourself? I say 'invest' because the state used a lot of resources to ferry Dr. Besigye from Kenya when it could have either waited for him to bring himself or go through proper extradition procedures. For some reason, the state chose to abduct and arraign before the court Martial. That alone scares away intending visitors because it creates a general state of uncertainty for life which is key to promoting tourism. The end result is that thousands of customers are lost. Hundreds of jobs are sacrificed to please the ego of those who believe they hold vested interests in this country. Subsequent to their arraignment in court, the duo (Besigye and Lutale) have applied for bail three times. Yet this has been denied with the respective judicial officers giving no convincing legal reasons. This presents another case of bias against Uganda's judicial system. In my short time as an economic analyst, I have ascertained that many credible investors are willing to put money only in countries with credible judicial institutions. This is because credible judicial systems guarantee enforcement of Contracts, private property rights, and redress for any wrong. With headlines in international media showcasing doubt in the credibility of Uganda's judicial system, is Uganda still in the favorite destinations of investment? Global nations are competing for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to boost their economic growth rates. Third World countries need FDI the most yet Uganda invests in actions that repel FDI. Ofcourse this threatens efforts to bridge the employment gap. Repelling FDI at a time when URA is crying low revenue makes it seek alternative means of harvesting some more from Ugandans thus increasing the tax burden. On a third perspective, Uganda is blessed with an intellectual young force. Speaking of the legal industry as a case study, we are expanding to the field of arbitration, legal tech, and cross border transactions. A questionable judicial system is detrimental to the credibility of the legal profession in attracting cross border clientele. For example our potential to leverage on regional stability and become an Arbitration center is melting away. The most dangerous part of it is our complicity with the destructive actions of the state. We all act as though it is only a matter of politics. If Ugandan youths knew that such actions are responsible for their continuous unemployment, they would shout louder. Ahimbisibwe Bright 13.

@counselkaruru Absolutely

@Bright13ug Just know everything will be matter of time

I recall her saying " atleast for me am not a victim" it was just a matter of time..

@DerrickAsiimwe5 @DPSecretariat1 @FDCyouthOnline @JudiciaryUG @MrBusinge @AtuheirwePatie @Mbidde @UHRC_UGANDA @UNHumanRights @lap_uls The struggle continues

He is purported to be the President General, he is actively serving the regime in a very essential position but most embarrassingly the chair person of the Cabinet standing Committee on Human Rights. Cry Ohh Uganda 🥲🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬. #FreeAllUgandans

Tomorrow we return to court.............. Aluta continua

Aluta continua....? Let's meet tomorrow at High Court.? @kizzabesigye

I remember him defending. Sovereignty Bill. Where is he....? True definition of hypocrites deserve that...?

@robito52 Tell them

@Bright13ug Absolute rubbish by those losers ... Why didn't they plan their exit? What good work did they do for our country????

Former MPs seek special recognition including a UGX 15M monthly allowance. What is your view? That's being selfish.?

@Huzaifakulubya @BlairT26 Ee

@BlairT26 @Bright13ug And you look a musiru too, do you also belong to NUP?

"We have the money and the army. If those NUP idiots think their insults will stop me then they are joking,” Buyaga West MP Namara Dennis has bragged and brushed off all criticism aimed at him by the public over initiating one of the most useless Bills in Uganda’s legislative history" Daily reminder even triple AAA had such illusion.

@MagalaMohamed Right

@Bright13ug This ridiculous, colous and blasphemous

@niwamanya0001 Ok

@Bright13ug Even when they are/were tax exempt, civil servants now in a new not explained pension scheme aaah.