By Geoffrey Obiny
Ofwono can say whatever, but the fact is that if anyone was to fight for ‘lost/stolen’ elections, it would not be Museveni but Ssemogerere. We also know how Museveni and his NRMO have segregated against nationals who are perceived as enemies in every sector of life. I am dying for the day he departs and leaves Uganda in peace. May God hurry up that day!
5th-11th July 2010
By Amulen Helen
I am actually a sister to one of the boys Museveni roasted in the wagon. We the family are waiting for the D day to come. Museveni robbed us of our son. (more…)
5th-11th July 2010
By Amulen Helen
It’s me again! Ugandans should press for the Electoral Commission to be disbanded and then we see how popular this murderer is. He is just waiting to rig elections so that he comes back to power to avoid being charged. (more…)
By Dedin Matovu
I do not think Ogole is a wanted man for Luwero crimes. His biggest crime was chasing Museveni out of Luwero within six months of deployment. Any fool can read and understand the bitterness Museveni has on Ogole. (more…)
By Nabutono Emaculate
Museveni has actually convicted himself even before the ICC has done it. Why? Because this man, from day one when he took power, he only talks of killing people. One of his most noted catch-phrases is “we have killed them”. (more…)
By Joseph Kovo
The Ambassador of America is well learned man. He should by now know who Museveni is. He is right inside Uganda. Has he ever heard any media talking about opposition? (more…)
5th–11th July 2010
By Ofwono Opondo
Thank you for seeking our [NRM’s] views on the various claims, allegations, and accusations by the once notorious Lt. Col. John Martin Ogole of the defunct UNLA-UPC military fascist wing that operated and run an atrocious war in the famous Luwero Triangle. (more…)
5th–11th July 2010
By Charles Ochen Okwir
The author
Scanning through Uganda’s newspapers last week, I bumped onto one particular article that I thought needs revisiting. In his opinion article [Why should the opposition discredit Badru Kiggundu] that appeared in the government owned Newvision newspaper of June 29th, Mr. Awel Uwihanganye who signed off as a “Public Relations and Communications Consultant”, appears to have taken it upon himself to repair EC Chairman Badru Kiggundu’s beleaguered image. Of course, as PR consultant, we must all assume that Uwihanganye was merely doing a job for which he had [probably] been paid handsomely. (more…)
5th–11th July 2010
By Abbey Semuwemba
We should not get over excited over the joining of politics by former Mengo ministers till we see some changes in the Badru Kiggundu Electoral Commission [EC]. The NRM will still win big in Buganda and other parts of the country in 2011 as long as the EC remains as it is. (more…)
5th–11th July 2010
By Stephen Ssengoba
Kiboko Squad Gangs
Two weeks ago, I wrote a short letter in the Uganda Correspondent reacting to the news “Opposition Warned on Planned Demo” that the Daily Monitor published on Monday 14th June 2010. In it, I wondered what was really going on in this terminally ill country called Uganda. I also asked if what we are seeing in Uganda today is indeed the democracy that Museveni promised us in 1986. I also predicted that if nothing changed, Uganda could be heading for some very turbulent political times. How, I wondered, was the so-called “Kiboko Squad” allowed to beat up FDC President Dr. Kizza Besigye in full view of police officers? (more…)
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