Vincent Nuwagaba

If there’s any constituency that is less prioritised in Uganda, it is the workers. Yet workers have five members of parliament thanks to affirmative action. What’s disappointing, though, is the manner in which the workers’ MPs are elected.

I was intrigued by press reports that President Yoweri Museveni has given Shs 1 billion (Ugandan shillings) to buy buses. The story reported that that money was part of the Shs 2 billion pledge the president made to the ex-legislators' Sacco to improve their welfare.

I read with consternation President Yoweri Museveni’s order to the so-called 'Bafuruki' in Bunyoro to speak Runyoro.

I was caught by shock and consternation after reading President Museveni’s letter to Beatrice Wabudeya concerning the ‘Bafuruki’s’ participation in Bunyoro leadership. All of us to begin with are immigrants.

The Uganda Police Force is provided for in the constitution from Articles 211 to 214. Article 211(3) says that the police force shall be nationalistic, patriotic, professional, disciplined, competent and productive; and its members shall be citizens of Uganda of good character.

RE: ASSAULT BY BUTABIKA HOSPITAL GUARDS CITING ORDERS FROM ABOVE AND INHUMANE AND DEGRADING TREATMENT OF GAUDENCE TUSHABOMWE

There are two movements that have let down and continue letting down Africans. These are the Pan-African and the trades union movements. The trades union and the Pan-African movements were founded on the social democratic principles of social justice, social welfare and equality.

On Monday 29 June 2009 at 12:10, I received an email purportedly from President Yoweri Museveni responding to the comments I had made on the Presidential Standards Task Force website.

The mess at the Pan African Movement secretariat in Kampala Uganda has reached extreme levels. This calls for all Pan Africanists to stand up in unison and save the institution and the movement that was started to push for the welfare of the African and black people wherever they are.

The 27 May 2009 lead story in New Vision was entitled 'Museveni vows to win over North'. The headline forced me to read between the lines to find out the reasons advanced.