Tushemereirwe Evarist

🚨Dennis Bergkamp on hatred towards Arsenal: Even to this day, I still don’t understand why people hate Arsenal so much. Arsenal are not the only team in history to finish second in the league for three consecutive seasons. What surprises me even more is seeing Manchester United fans supporting their biggest rivals, Manchester City, to win the league four times in five years—I honestly wasn’t expecting that. Football is about rivalry, but sometimes it feels like an obsession with Arsenal. Every mistake is magnified, while others don’t get the same criticism. Since we achieved the Invincibles—something none of them have been able to do—they don’t enjoy seeing us win trophies anymore.”

I swear, Uganda is facing a crisis of power and impunity. Those in authority act like the country belongs to them, while ordinary citizens are left to suffer. A police officer, someone entrusted to protect the people decided to be violet by beating a young girl simply because he didn’t want to pay. Imagine a-whole grown adult, sworn to uphold the law. The issue was simple, just pay and leave. No one cares about the expensive cars you drive or the position you hold. And to make matters worse, when such abuses are reported, the system often fails. Complaints go unanswered, investigations stall, and victims are left without protection or justice. When the law is used to hurt people instead of protecting them, it sends a dangerous message: to the powerful, it says, “You can do anything and get away with it.” To ordinary people, it says, “There is no one to protect you, and you have nowhere to go for justice.