Mugisha Muntu

Today, we are pleased to bring you another insightful edition of #AskMugishaMuntu. The conversation will be hosted by Mr. @Kmtaremwa22 and will be broadcast live at 7:00 PM via our official social media channels, as well as those of Maj. Gen. (Rtd) @mugishamuntu & the moderator.

The most painful thing is the breakdown of the spirit of the people. A people reduced to a level where they can sell their fundamental right of choice for UgShs 1000. Such a people have lost their sense of self worth. What is more painful is when it is done to them deliberately.

There are those who do not care much about the rule of law. They happen to still be in charge. Our effort is to remove them and establish the rule of law. Building a critical number of leaders who are driven by the desire to establish it as we fight to remove them is critical.

1."Pride goes before a fall". That is an English saying. 2. The printed word returns to haunt those who tend to liberally throw around words in an unmeasured way. I would advise that you be measured in your utterances. Time can be unforgiving in how it levels people.

Happy birthday Ivan. Abundant blessings.

" It is only in Uganda where parties are funded by a government they oppose" That was Fred's' assertion. Is that what you are responding to?.

The challenges of our Country seem to be deeper than what they seem to be on the surface. May the Good Lord help this Country.

Join forces with any party or force that aligns with your beliefs & that projects a strategy that resonates with you. Reinforce it with whatever your abilities are & advance through whatever challenges you meet on the way until victory. That is how all victors operate.

Your & my understanding of governance structures & Fred's' interpretation of it that seems to tarry with yours are certainly at variance. Unfortunately I do not have time to delve deeper into the issue. Be comfortable to retain your own interpretation. I will retain mine.

The parties which have members of parliament are required by law to submit audited accounts every year. It is only the NRM that was not doing so for the longest time the last time I checked.

Thanks Marvin for the revealing the facts behind party funding. This is the case for all parties in parl. If you may, could you also give a couple of examples in Africa which have the same practice for @FredShaka 's benefit & those who share his view. Perhaps it might help.

Correction: All parties, the one running government & the ones in opposition who have members in parliament are by law funded by us the tax payers through the budget. Uganda is not the only Country that does that. Do some simple research & enlighten yourself.

There is nothing that so frightens the regime than a well coordinated forces of change effort. I suspect they might go into over drive to sow confusion amongst the pro change efforts to cooperate. This might just be the beginning.

It is not for me to judge. A tree is known by its fruits. Every one is free to observe individuals exposed to the exercise of power over a period of time & make their own conclusions.

When 7 out of 10 get drunk they easily overwhelm the 3 who remain sober.

Not 7%. I said 7 out of 10.

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" Isn't it beautiful when competent people are actually employed to do what they are good at......". Excellent observation Kay. Thank you for bringing it out so beautifully.

I am intrigued that you picked that for your commentary & ignored the following sentence. Nevertheless your view is noted. When you get an opportunity apply it.