Founder @RN4HR|HumanRights Activist | https://teapawt.net/t.co/r5GU72uTD2 | Software Developer grad @CDNbizcollege| Paralegal Student @GBPolytech💍 (2)Aimee Umurisa
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📌📌 The Ugandan market presents significant opportunities for early movers, particularly in infrastructure, energy, and agriculture, balanced against regulatory, political, and logistical risks. President Yoweri Museveni and government officials publicly welcome foreign direct investment (FDI) in Uganda. With a market economy, ideal climate, ample arable land, a young and English-speaking population, and ongoing development of oil and mineral deposits, Uganda offers numerous opportunities for investors. However, investors note the biggest challenges to investment include:
•Aggressive pursuit of law-abiding private sector firms to meet revenue collection targets
•Rising debt service obligations
•Low public investment in the health and education sectors
•Shortages of skilled labor
•A complicated land tenure system
•Increased local content requirements
•Corruption
•Weak rule of law
•The closing of civic space and
•Human rights violations
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Museveni endorsing his own son for the presidency? Uganda is a republic, not a family inheritance! 🇺🇬🥬
Leadership must be earned through the people’s free choice, not handed down like family property. Ugandans deserve democracy, accountability and respect for the Constitution—not dynastic politics!
This is Reminder to @mkainerugaba @AndrewMwenda and your group @AJEnglish @KagutaMuseveni admitted that he gave orders to @elweru40813 to kill people in Kasese meaning that @KagutaMuseveni will be held accountable of crimes against humanity soon or later
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Question: What is the biggest barrier to justice for women experiencing violence in Uganda?
#16DaysofActivism
33%Fear of retaliation
33%Cost of legal services
11%Corruption/abuse of power
22%Stigma & family pressure
9 votes • 16 hours
Brig Gen Abdul Rugumayo, is a former Deputy Chief of Defence Intelligence and Security (formerly CMI).
This General did every sorts of persecution against me even when my boss Gen. Tom Kabuye was still alive.
He hated both of us because we reached a point of investigating against top bosses of Intelligence including Brig Gen Rugumayo who is involved in grave criminal activities that threat National Security and Violation of Human Rights.
According to me, this General and others to follow was behind the mysterious death of Brig Gen. Tom Kabuye Kikoyo who was found in the Ssalabwa motel dead in Kikyusa-Luwero District.
This is after him and other criminals released that we had profiled their criminal activities with reports ready to be forward to the President to preside over his Generals as the appointing authority.
This General ordered the deployment of JAT operatives at my home every evening and with this, my area chairperson is aware and citizens.
I survived 3times assassination attempts by unknow way laying unknown people suspectedly JAT operatives. @MODVA_UPDF @AndrewMwenda @mkainerugaba
Did Gen. @mkainerugaba actually graduate from @UniofNottingham in 1997? 🎓🤔
Official bios say yes, but standard UK BA degrees take 3 years—records show he returned to 🇺🇬 after ~2.
No public graduation photos or records exist.
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EXECUTIVE ORDER RNB NO. 13 OF 2026: LEGAL OPINION AND ASSISTANCE TO GOVERNMENT ON THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE PATRIOTIC LEAGUE OF UGANDA AND THE HOLDING OF ITS CHAIRMANSHIP BY THE CHIEF OF DEFENCE FORCES
In Summary
1. @PLUsecretariat is a political organization operating unlawfully
2. General @mkainerugaba is in breach of the Constitution and of two Acts of Parliament.
A. CALL TO ACTION
The Society calls on the @MODVA_UPDF Council, under the chairmanship of the President H.E. @KagutaMuseveni as Commander-in-Chief, to do the following within fourteen (14) days of the date of this opinion:
(i) direct General @mkainerugaba to choose at once between his command and his political ambition. He must either give up the chairmanship of PLU and all association with it, or resign or retire from the Defence Forces under section 97 of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces Act (Cap. 330);
(ii) begin disciplinary proceedings over the conduct set out in this opinion;
(iii) issue a written directive to all serving officers and militants that section 16 of the Political Parties and Organizations Act (Cap. 178) prohibits membership of PLU, office in it, or canvassing for it, and require those who hold office in PLU to give it up; and
(iv) publish the decisions taken.
The Society further calls on the Electoral Commission to use its powers under the Political Parties and Organizations Act (Cap. 178) against an unregistered organisation operating as a political organisation.
It also calls on the Director of Public Prosecutions to commence prosecutions against the leadership of the PLU for violations of the law. Rule of law means equal application of the law to all. The DPP cannot prosecute for violations of regulations like broadcasting without a license then act helpless when faced with violations of statute underpinned by fundamental constitutional principles like demilitarization of politics.
It also calls on the Attorney General, as principal legal adviser to Government under Article 119, to advise Government on these questions without delay.
If these bodies fail to act, the Society will consider every available remedy. These include a petition to the Constitutional Court under Article 137 and proceedings under Article 50 of the Constitution to enforce rights and freedoms.
Tap the link for the full document
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#ULSAT70 #ResistLawlessness
#BangTheTable #BackOnTrack
#RNBVision2060
@ntvuganda @NBSBreakingNews @DailyMonitor @newvisionwire @nilepostnews @observerug @ubctvuganda
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High Court Judge Bernard Namanya also dismissed the petition against the minister whose bodyguard shot and killed two people and injured two. But he criticised the @UgandaEC for failing to take any remedial action after the murder yet when the matter was brought to him, he said the murder didn’t affect the final result.. same argument in the Nalubowa-Nameere decision despite citing about 5 points where there was non compliance with the law!!
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Three names, Keith Katungi, Noowe Kakono Monalisa, and Charity Bainababo.
Full video - youtu.be/UHwyKeS2wJw
🎓🔥 DEGREE OF DETERMINATION. MILESTONE UNLOCKED! 💻🚀
Officially graduated in Full Stack Web Application Development from Canadian Business College! 🎓
Faith, resilience, and hard work brought me here. To God be the glory @CanadianBusinessCollege
#Graduation2026 #software
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Lt. Herbert Mabonga Matanda is opening another front in his exposé of alleged rot within the UPDF, this time turning his attention to foreign-funded military missions, particularly Uganda’s deployment in Somalia under AMISOM.
Mabonga, who says he personally served in Somalia under AMISOM, alleges that money intended to pay Ugandan soldiers is sometimes withheld by senior officers coordinating with officials in Kampala. According to him, the money is placed in fixed bank accounts to generate profits while soldiers are reportedly told that the United Nations has not yet released their payments.
If these allegations are substantiated, they raise serious questions about financial accountability, the welfare of Ugandan troops serving abroad, and who benefits from money meant for the men and women risking their lives on the front lines.
But Mabonga’s criticism does not end with the alleged financial misconduct. He also questions the moral authority of the UPDF’s Chief of Defence Forces, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, over allegations of torture and the treatment of Ugandan citizens.
Mabonga asks how a military leader who, in his view, has been supported by the Ugandan taxpayer throughout his life can preside over a force accused of torturing the very citizens whose taxes sustain it. He argues that Ugandans deserve accountability, not abuse, from the institutions entrusted with protecting them.
Mabonga continues to insist that he has left the army, whether formally or informally. Now, he says, he is prepared to speak about what he witnessed and what he believes the public has been kept from knowing.
So, what really happens behind the scenes during Uganda’s foreign military deployments? Who controls the money intended for soldiers? And what accountability exists when those entrusted with protecting citizens are themselves accused of abusing them?
Here is my conversation with Lt. Herbert Mabonga Matanda.
YouTube - youtu.be/REUdhGc0tf4
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EXPOSED: Benjamin is a son of Katsigara Innocent a resident of Lwakahenjo Rukungiri Municipality in Rukungiri district. He is a father and family bread winner, his wife is identified as Ainomugisha Daniela daughter of Moses Abba Kizimbi resident of Kigarama in Sheema district.
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When a Tutsi kills a Hutu it's fighting for rights and it's defence from the enemy,But when a Hutu does the same it's genocide!,it's hatred, it's radicalism,it's tribalism!. So,it's the batutsi who have a right to defend themselves and others don't,If they do they are Murderers!
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Before his death, Sgt Robert Kabera revealed his dispute with members of Kayumba Nyamwasa’s RNC. He denounced Rugema Kayumba, a notorious RNC operative accused of involvement in abuses against Rwandans in Uganda. Kabera testified before his death that Rugema had vowed to pay to have him killed. He knew his life was in danger and even named the RNC members he believed could kill him.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Lt. Herbert Mabonga Matanda is back on Mordecai Muriisa Live, and this time, he is taking direct aim at Museveni and his son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba.
Two days ago, after commissioning of 280 cadets, Museveni took to Twitter to praise his son, the CDF, and other military commanders for fighting corruption in the army and improving the welfare of UPDF soldiers.
But when I put those remarks to Lt. Mabonga, he laughed. And what followed was a blistering rebuttal.
Mabonga calls Museveni corrupt and Muhoozi incompetent. He questions how Museveni can spend decades talking about fighting corruption when, in his view, corruption has become one of the tools sustaining his rule.
And then comes the question of Muhoozi.
How can Muhoozi be presented as the man fighting corruption in the military when, according to Mabonga, his own rise through the ranks has been tainted by corruption? Mabonga sees a glaring contradiction: a military establishment celebrating its fight against corruption while refusing to confront the questions surrounding its own leadership.
Is this a genuine war against corruption, or another political speech designed to make the public believe that the system is cleaning up its own mess?
Mabonga has plenty to say about Museveni’s words, Muhoozi’s leadership, and what he considers the hypocrisy at the heart of the military’s anti-corruption campaign.
Join me as Lt. Herbert Mabonga Matanda returns to Mordecai Muriisa Live for another explosive conversation.
YouTube - youtu.be/AaaYreAnE0w