musoke kantinti

@Hiled_Official Totekwa kuntisatisa yadde okusongamu olugalo.

@matendo2011 Lwaki ononoza ebitakukwatako?

Our only weakness is the washed out captain and the coach!

@davimasinde Dr Muganga with all his disruptive thinking...could have done a better job in education where he is more suited

HOW THE GATEKEEPERS TRIED TO KILL A VISIONARY ​1). 🚨📌 Imagine spending decades acquiring elite global knowledge, returning home to build institutions, winning state validation through highly competitive national scholarships, and climbing to the absolute peak of public service, only to be told your grandfather didn't stand in the correct geographical box in 1962. The targeted campaign against Dr. Muganga reads like a classic tragedy of African governance. It is a calculated hit job orchestrated by entrenched interests who cannot match his vision, using the oldest weapon in the book: xenophobic legalism. 2). 🚨📌 But history doesn't stop for small-minded bureaucrats. Every attempt to weaponize his identity only highlights the deep flaws within our current legal framework. This targeted attack has accidentally lit a fire under a massive structural problem that can no longer be ignored. The public fallout from this cabinet dispute will inevitably drag the entire region into the future, forcing policymakers to fast-track the EAC citizenship framework just to save the state from its own outdated laws.

@ZeeroBrain I thought that debate was closed a couple of months ago.

If you look at the growth of Nansana Municipality in the last 2 years and compare with Mbarara...then just know they may hit 10bn while Mbarara may not even hit 6bn

@Hiled_Official @KwikirizaNova @KagutaMuseveni And yet you voted NRM to a man.

@KwikirizaNova @KagutaMuseveni And Kazo, Ibanda, Kitagwenda?

But what did Kiruhura do to @KagutaMuseveni?🤔

@belguinprosper @DouglasLwangaUg Is being a technical person and a political head mutually exclusive?. Does it hurt when a technical person heads a ministry?

Hey @DouglasLwangaUg, a ministry is basically run by TWO sides: • The political leaders (Ministers) • The technical professionals (Permanent Secretaries, Directors, experts, engineers, accountants etc.) For example in the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance: • The Minister is the political head. They give direction, represent the ministry in Cabinet and Parliament, and make policy decisions. • The Permanent Secretary (PS) is the technical/administrative boss who runs daily operations and supervises staff. So the minister is not expected to personally know how to code, build systems or do all technical work. Their job is leadership, coordination, decision-making and learning from experts below them. That is why someone can lead ICT ministry even without an ICT background - as long as they can learn, listen and manage people well. Difference between the two: • Cabinet Minister = the main minister of the ministry • State Minister = assistant/deputy minister helping handle specific sectors Example: • Minister of Education = overall boss politically • State Minister for Primary Education = assists in that specific area And no, a minister’s role is not minor. Even though it is administrative, their decisions affect budgets, policies and a single signature from a minister can activate or deactivate a national project worth billions. I hope this helps bwana.

Am keen on learning how ministry and ministers work. Beyond the titles how is the structure of a ministry? Who makes the decision, who is the boss? Example if you are heading Ministry of ICT and you have no background knowledge on the same, how do you navigate to lead the staff below you. Btw Whats the difference between state minister and cabinet minister? Av seen people say a ministers role is just administrative, so does that mean their role is minor? Must be hectic in the first year but exciting if you love to learn and are appointed. Anyone to educate the nation…… Thank you

@Hiled_Official Yakasiba bameeka?

Ababi betaka musenguka mangu...ekiija ssi food!

@MrBusinge These are partners in crime....tebakulimba.

The fall out between Norbert Mao and Fred Mukasa Mbidde is going to be very interesting. I can’t wait for their press conferences. One press conference will be poetry and proverbs while the other will be subpoenas and shade. Both will be absolutely unmissable. 😂

@davimasinde Mao indeed played his role to perfection.

Everyone is saying Mao was "played" by Museveni, but what if this was the intended outcome all along? The agreement was never about making Mao Speaker; it was about institutionalizing the Democratic Party into a harmless wing of the state. By running and losing badly, Mao officially closed the door on DP as an independent opposition force. It wasn’t a mistake. It was a deliberate liquidation of political equity.

@One_PiusJadwar Nabbanja's body language speaks volumes.

Whatever agreement Moses Ali signed with the government of Uganda must have included a clause that he should never retire until his last breath.

@MrBusinge And to make his apology carry more weight.. he had to throw an insult at @NUP_Ug .

Andrew Mwenda has groveled and apologized to Mr Museveni. He has since realized that he still needs to be in the good books of the Old Man. In his latest piece, he does not mount any challenge to Mr Museveni's rebuttal. Instead, what shines through is a quiet surrender dressed in the language of reflection. independent.co.ug/on-musevenis-r…

@oyite6 @norbertmao @TrillUganda @NUP_Ug @AndrewMwenda Till you ask...."to what (ends)"?.

@norbertmao @TrillUganda @NUP_Ug NUP as mouth wash for me😂. He apologized for degenerating like NUP members in a debate😂. @AndrewMwenda is good at biting people.

I was enjoying reading the mea culpa until he dragged in @NUP_Ug as a mouth wash!

@Hiled_Official Among the few who had passion for their trade... maybe (Maybe) in the likes of @GKatabazi we may have a faint hope. Otherwise abantu bamala gakola ...#KanagweramuEyo.

Ohh..Rest in Peace!

@GabrielBuule @ShamimNambassa @NalukwagoJudith Is throwing in a religious barb necessary, oba it's a new normal in describing people whose faith you detest ?

If we were serious, the Deputy mayor had to be a young person preferably @ShamimNambassa or @NalukwagoJudith but sadly our Mulokole mayor is preoccupied with demons in the Chair😏

@davidmpiima Musajja mukulu omukubyemu ebituli ?

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@davidmpiima Why do I think, that his antics are cherographed? He was in the game aware of the climax. He certainly knew that NRM couldn't defy the chief's wish and the trust issues against him in opposition can't be wished away

Omukalu kalu tajja busera! All this for 15 votes!

@TumukundeTT @CentenaryBank You have never been to @UgEquityBank .

Its only at @CentenaryBank where the queue is so long. Thrir internet works for like 20minutes a day, only 2 tellers working, staff rush out for lunch, the money owner suffers.

@katanab001 Mao ?

@simple_shamim Ugandans have ever been passionate about their game. Fans followed their teams even as far as Burundi. We used to fill stadiums to rafters even risking stone wars ...till the so called "bad people" were thrown or banned from the game.

What exactly can we do for Ugandans to show love to the local teams , because it’s evident Ugandans love football but there’s a big reason why they don’t support the local teams , why ?

@xvibez27505 @NinyeTabz Is reading worthy after all when rushing to conclusion is an easier route?

@NinyeTabz Why think of leader of opposition in a government that stole your votes,have you now accepted they won?

If the decision was mine to make, you would see Joel Ssenyonyi as the leader of opposition in parliament again! And Zaake as commissioner since Among isn’t there to do her manianga again!