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David Omollo retweeted
Bambi! Father of comrade Alex Mufumbiro never misses a court session. A former judge, he now watches in pain as the very profession he served with dignity and love is abused, while his son remains behind bars for over a year. 💔
David Omollo retweeted
Our people are not informed and are charged by unscrupulous individuals out there who take advantage of their financial needs!
SOUND ON🔼 | DID YOU KNOW???? "Any money lender charging you a monthly maximum interest rate above 2.8% is doing so illegally?” According to the Minister of @mofpedU, Hon. @henrymusasizi1!
Dear Hon. @SMusherure, borrow a leaf from Hon. @BalaamBarugahar and crack the whip against all moneylenders who are seriously looting Ugandans with exorbitant interest rates! | @Parliament_Ug @GovUganda @AmosLugoloobi @ObothOboth @Thomas_Tayebwa
David Omollo retweeted
Tomorrow's afternoon will be spent at the @KiraTennisClub , as we deliberate on what we can each do to improve transport and road safety in our country. Do make time and join the conversation. It's the right conversation in the right season.
#Safety #Regulation
David Omollo retweeted
Just checked on our comrade Byakika Abubaker at Jinja Road Police where he was taken after being picked up from Kawempe. He says the drone first took him to Mbuya before bringing him to the police station. He also says he's being interrogated about his phone calls with activist Praise Aloikin and an alleged plot to stage protests (which shouldn't be illegal in the first place).
#FreeAllPoliticalPrisonersinUganda
David Omollo retweeted
That S.5 boy from Kiruhura who couldn't speak English reminded me of an incident at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where I went to conduct interviews as a research assistant in 2019.
During one of the interviews, I asked a commissioner, who was 57 years old at the time and hailed from Bugisu, about some of the challenges he faced in executing his duties at the Ministry.
He pointed at an office opposite his and showed me a young Muhima man who was smartly dressed. He told me that the gentleman was his "senior",( He reported directly to the minister), despite being an S.4 dropout, in an office where the minimum academic qualification was a bachelor's degree.
According to him, the young man was a political appointee. At the time, Sam Kuteesa was the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The commissioner almost broke down as he shared his frustration. He asked me:
"How can a man like me, who has spent my entire life serving this country and risen through the ranks over the years, be reduced to babysitting an S.4 dropout? I have spent an entire year trying to teach this young man things as basic as operating a computer."
He later requested that I leave that particular incident out of the interview, which I respected.
The story has never left my mind.🙌
David Omollo retweeted
Yesterday, in his Inaugural Lecture, Prof. Mbazira @bazzira underscored the urgency of Habeas Corpus applications since they concern life and death situations. Yet, aside from the famed cases of Sam Mugumya, King Zale and others, there is a disturbing case of Baliza William, a young man who was abducted by state operatives on 10th February over some tiktok video. After several months of searching in vain, his father approached us at @NUP_Ug and our legal team filed a Habeas Corpus application on 4th May. To-date, that case has not been fixed for hearing despite reminders. What is happening, Team @JudiciaryUG?
David Omollo retweeted
Who Needs Hospitals When We Have the Namara Bill?
Uganda can finally breathe a sigh of relief because #BuyagaWest MP, @NamaraDennisMP, has found the solution to the country's problems, and it is called the "Namara Bill".
Apparently, hospitals in Buyaga West are fully stocked, doctors are everywhere, schools have enough classrooms and teachers, roads are smooth, farmers are prosperous, and unemployment is history. There is absolutely nothing left to fix in his constituency.
Having successfully dealt with poverty, poor healthcare, education challenges and infrastructure deficits at home, Namara has now turned his attention to the bigger national assignment which is fixing the Leader of the Opposition.
Once this Bill becomes law, corruption will disappear, poverty will surrender, human rights violations will become history, roads will repair themselves, hospitals will acquire medicine, and Uganda's education system will miraculously transform.
Indeed, the opposition leadership was apparently the missing link in Uganda's development agenda.
Who needs better hospitals, functioning schools, decent roads, jobs, accountability and respect for human rights when Parliament can simply legislate a new way of choosing the Leader of the Opposition?
Congratulations, Hon. Namara. #Uganda has been waiting for a Messiah, and apparently, he has arrived with a Bill.
David Omollo retweeted
Luckily for them, they're not Ugandans. If they were, @UCC_Official would require them to have licenses for their YouTube and TikTok accounts, or they'd spend close to 300 days in jail like @MaleMabiriziHKK...
David Omollo retweeted
Andrew Wilson and the Afande who led in the arrest of Kizza Besigye has today accepted that the two guns that were found in Kizza Besigye's hotel were actually given to him from Mbuya Police Station to go and place them in his hotel to be used as evidence to what he's facing today.
He then went on to accept that even though it was important to make further investigation, none went to Switzerland to make anything like an investigation at a crime scene.
David Omollo retweeted
STATE HOUSE SPENT MORE THAN EIGHT TIMES ITS ORIGINAL BUDGET, PARLIAMENT REPORTS🙌
Parliament reported that State House spent Shs982,000,000,000 in FY 2025/26 against an original allocation of Shs119,000,000,000.
Appearing before the Budget Committee on 11 November 2026, Henry Musasizi (Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development) said an approved supplementary budget covered shortfalls in classified expenditure.
He said government must ensure the President has sufficient resources to perform his duties.
David Omollo retweeted
‘’It’s odd that some people think that Joel Ssenyonyi is the problem of this country. When you remove him from office, will fuel prices drop, will the dollar rate will go down or will the economy get better?
I’m not the first LOP and neither will I be the last, perhaps to comfort some people that don’t agree with things I say and the positions that I take on certain critical issues .’’LOP @JoelSsenyonyi reacts to the proposed Administration of parliament bill .
David Omollo retweeted
UPDATE: Leader of the Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi has questioned the fairness of the Administration of Parliament (Amendment) Bill, 2026, arguing that its proposed changes should apply equally to both government and opposition positions. Ssenyonyi says if the Bill seeks to promote democracy by requiring the election of opposition representatives, it should also provide for the election of the Government Chief Whip and ministers.
#MonitorUpdates
📹: Ibrahim Kavuma
David Omollo retweeted
NRM has failed to fully guarantee rule of law, judicial independence, Prof Mbazira's new book reveals
The new book links political interests to challenges facing Uganda’s Judiciary. | Review👇
monitor.co.ug/uganda/lifesty…
David Omollo retweeted
Even the sycophants that praise him on X and in public fora decampaign him in private. If Mzee were to fake disappearance, that is when he would know that his son has all along been surrounded by wolves in sheep's skin.
#Uganda’s ruling National Resistance Movement (#NRM) has reportedly rejected a proposal to name President Yoweri Museveni’s son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, as his successor ahead of the 2031 presidential election, following opposition from senior party members, five sources told AFP. The proposal was discussed at a closed-door party meeting on Tuesday, but a vote on Kainerugaba’s candidacy was abandoned after several members spoke against it. (📸: VCG)
David Omollo retweeted
Uganda to the world
🇺🇬 In #Uganda, a former military intelligence officer is accusing the army of secretly detaining and torturing opponents in clandestine houses.
📲 In late September, Lieutenant Herbert Matanda Mabonga released videos that sparked an outcry in the country and were widely shared on social media. Our correspondent Aurore Bayoud spoke with him from his place of exile.
🔗 Click here to see the full #EyeOnAfrica episode ➡️ go.france24.com/nNEv
David Omollo retweeted
Missing for 200 days, No one knows his whereabouts but people are mad when other people point out that Uganda isn't a safe country!!
It has now been more than 200 days since Christopher Gody, popularly known as King Zale, a Kampala-based musician and @NUP_Ug mobiliser, was abducted on April 21, 2026.
Witnesses reported that approximately 10 armed men, some in civilian clothing and others in military uniform, intercepted him near the Firebase Crew offices in Kamwokya and forced him into a minivan locally known as a drone. Following his disappearance, his relative, Lillian Nakiwala, petitioned the High Court for a writ of habeas corpus. On May 29, 2026, Justice Joyce Kavuma ordered six state security agencies, including the Attorney General, Special Forces Command and Uganda People's Defence Forces, to produce him before court.
Despite the court order, @PoliceUg and military authorities have denied holding him in their detention facilities.
The case took a new turn following the release of leaked footage recorded inside a military safe house. Nakiwala, members of Gody's immediate family and NUP officials say they identified him in footage showing the facility's basement. Authorities must account for King Zale's whereabouts.
#WhereIsChristopherGody?
#FreeChristopherGody
David Omollo retweeted
#Uganda’s ruling National Resistance Movement (#NRM) has reportedly rejected a proposal to name President Yoweri Museveni’s son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, as his successor ahead of the 2031 presidential election, following opposition from senior party members, five sources told AFP. The proposal was discussed at a closed-door party meeting on Tuesday, but a vote on Kainerugaba’s candidacy was abandoned after several members spoke against it. (📸: VCG)
David Omollo retweeted
Andrew Martin Niwagaba, a Ugandan-Swedish man who had spent his life in the UK, recently returned home to surprise his mother with an unannounced visit.
On the way to Ntungamo he was intercepted by unknown men armed with machetes who slaughtered him into pieces.
His dismembered body was later found in a nearby bush.
Just like that his life ended and his dreams perished. His mother, siblings, wife and children lost the most important person in their lives.
Police are investigating “as usual,” with no arrests yet.
If this reaches officials in the UK and Sweden, will they still let their citizens travel freely to Uganda?
Will they keep issuing visas to Ugandans?
Will bilateral relations continue as normal?
Are we really safe here?
Where is the peace politicians keep promising?
Why are so many people being massacred lately, and what exactly is the government doing to protect its people?
