Brian Mwiine

Suddenly Among hardly has any defenders, and MK plus Oboth have more praise singers! If MK lost his power now, he would be shocked how many continue praising him.

Suddenly, the people who always mock our fight against abductions are decrying the very abductions they have always defended and christened 'arrests'. They will soon have lawyers filing Habeas Corpus and other applications for their rights to be upheld. All of a sudden, they will remember that there is a document called the Constitution with guarantees of liberty and fair trials. EVERYONE eventually realises that they need to or needed to have fought for the rule of law. The things we say every day about good governance, human rights, and the rule of law are not mere academic concepts. They're like breath - all of us need them to live and thrive. Sadly, many people learn this when it is too late!

In May 2005, this gentleman was exiting as the World Bank director in Kenya, and became furious after First Lady Lucy Kibaki stormed into his party over loud music complaints. Local media reported the incident, FL raided the Standard Group newsroom & slapped a cameraman.

Africa should not have to choose from France or Russia or China, “we should be receptive to all,” Nigerian billionaire Tony Elumelu told me at Africa Forward Summit. He welcomes all investment as long it’s on “mutually beneficial terms,” he says

NRM admits staging fake NUP, FDC converts during campaigns Mumpe claims they printed counterfeit membership cards for opposition parties, including the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) and National Unity Platform (NUP), to create the impression that large numbers of opposition supporters were crossing to the NRM observer.ug/news/nrm-admit… #UGVotes26

Kenya’s greatest challenge isn’t just policy failure, it’s a crisis of thought. Are we trapped in elite mediocrity, chasing Western narratives while neglecting the deep wisdom within our own roots? In this episode, “Our Elites Not Organic to Society,” @wmnjoya asks: Why do we seek answers from a collapsing global order, yet shy away from our indigenous knowledge? Without a strong philosophical foundation, our institutions remain fragile and disconnected from who we are. Join the conversation YouTube: youtu.be/MYQv0Xwex7U?si… Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6OL9i2… @Maskani254 @Siasaplace @nisisikenya @CivicVoiceInt #IWentToAlliance #TheElephant #EliteMediocrity #Governance

What a parting shot from the inimitable erudite Lord Justice Fredrick Egonda Ntende, the Chief Justice Uganda never had! All “chitijens”must listen. Justice must have compassion. Justice must have a soul!

Justin Nameere, ever the erratic mind, says the Rolls-Royce was a gift from Anita Among's foreign friends. The other week, Among presided over the passing of the Sovereignty bill. It would be poetically ironic if the state used the new law to claim Among as its first victim.

Nothing is as wicked as old men taking loans with 50-year repayment plans on behalf of an entire nation - only to squander the money.

MS Albeity Limited - The Company that “gifted” Uganda’s outgoing Speaker of Parliament the latest 3.4BN Rolls Royce. The company has been identified as a "briefcase firm" in several reports due to its low-key operational history, has listed the following individuals in official UK Companies House records over time. Current Director •Samir Tahir al-Kharusy: A British citizen (born 1972) who was appointed on August 13, 2018. Reports from Monitor.co.ug have previously identified him as a postal worker. Former Directors •Nsibomana Ibrahim: Served as a director from December 2021 until his resignation in September 2022. He has been identified in reports as a truck driver. •Youssuf Aden: A Somali nurse who resigned in September 2018. •Abubakar Hassan: Resigned as both a director and secretary in September 2018. The company gained notoriety in Uganda for securing high-value government contracts, including the procurement of luxury vehicles for the leadership of the Ugandan Parliament, despite its directors seemingly having no prior background in the automotive industry. Financial Standing of Albeity Limited: According to the latest available filings at UK Companies House, the company is classified as a micro-entity. Its balance sheets have historically shown relatively modest net assets compared to the multi-billion shilling contracts it has secured in Uganda. QUESTION - How did Samir raise money to buy a luxurious car for gifting the Speaker? Employment Background: Investigative reports by Daily Monitor previously identified Al-Kharusy as a postal worker in the United Kingdom, suggesting that his primary source of income may have been outside of large-scale international trade prior to the company’s involvement with the Ugandan Parliament. Contractual Revenue: While Albeity Limited has handled transactions worth billions of Ugandan shillings—including the Shs2.4 billion Mercedes-Benz deal in 2022 and the recent Shs3.4 billionRolls-Royce delivery—these figures represent gross contract values or vehicle costs, not the personal income of the director. @IGGUganda @AnneTwino @DrOkiria Declarations concerning this “gift” should be made public

Let me shock you... Kenyatta Avenue was "carpeted and painted" in less than 24 hours because we have global visitors. 😆. It means KENHA and others can do their jobs but they are too lazy and corrupt. It means they can fix a road in days, and not years.

Prominent SA Businessman Robert Gumede on Ali Dangote oil refinery business in Africa. #sabcnews

When it comes to finding money for intern doctors (who are already doctors btw and just doing apprenticeship) in a country with a doctor to patient ratio of 1:10,000, we get so many stories. When it's time to find money for other "unworthy" practices, money is readily available.

YOU MUST LEARN TO ENJOY LIFE WITHOUT NEEDING AN AUDIENCE TO SEE THAT YOU ARE ENJOYING LIFE

Almost 5,000 people waited for hours in the rain at a swabbing event in Worcester, to get tested to see if they were a match to help save the life of a five-year-old boy fighting a rare cancer, after his parents asked for help

French President Emmanuel Macron goes for a morning run with Eliud Kipchoge on the streets of Nairobi

Wampewo Avenue road was completed in less than 6 weeks as the contractor rushed to finish in time before the Presidential swearing in ceremony. So this means the delays of finishing most of other roads is due to laziness or feeling no pressure from those awarding the contracts.

What is it about titles in Uganda? Why do otherwise serious people feel compelled to acquire fake degrees and inflated credentials? Is it ambition gone too far, or does it reflect a deeper sense of insecurity and inadequacy? Thank you @nickopiyo for discouraging this shameful behaviour. Have you checked Justice Baguma’s ´doctorate.’?

Some things are about basic common sense, not even political wisdom. Your bosses, who must be having a lot more, hardly display their wealth. Only those who have visited their homes know how their houses look like. It is 40 years now, but many of us have no idea how Museveni’s house looks like. Even when you search the internet, you hardly find one clear picture. They only show their local cows as their wealth. They move around in one colour of shirt all year, or only in military uniforms - not conspicuous designer clothes. We don’t know any private car of theirs. And you come in splashing posh cars, buildings, expensive designer clothes … Do you even think?