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BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine

2 hours ago

Four days have passed since the televised abduction of our Deputy President for the Buganda Region, Hon. Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi, by gun-wielding men in plain clothes, aided by Uganda police and traffic officers. To this day, his whereabouts remain unknown. The police and the military have refused to account for him. Equally disturbing is the silence of many religious and cultural leaders in the face of such blatant lawlessness, thereby normalizing it. Where is Hon. Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi?

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Agather Atuhaire @AAgather

11 hours ago

And you people the whereabouts of Muwanga Kivumbi are still unknown, 4 days later. Add him to our many urgent problems🙏🏽

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BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine

2 days ago

On the Wangadyas of This World!

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David Lewis Rubongoya @DavidLRubongoya

3 days ago

With the way she was speaking a few months back, it's crazy to see Mariam Wangadya being pushed to the point of resignation. We must all work for the rule of law, otherwise everyone will be forced to learn the hard way. No one can be safe in a sinking ship.

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Wilfred Businge @MrBusinge

3 days ago

Today in history: July 11, 2005, Dr Besigye warned us. It’s exactly 21 years today since the warning. Here we are.

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Basabose 🇺🇬 @KBasabose

2 days ago

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Gideon Nova Kwikiriza @KwikirizaNova

4 days ago

If we had 100 Ugandans with this kind of bravery we would be in a different country all together. Thank you Muwanga Kivumbi for not backing down. The symbol of bravery exhibited here speaks millions of inspiration to Ugandans

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Basabose 🇺🇬 @KBasabose

4 days ago

@KarlQuin3218 Aliwa?

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The good gal 💥😍 ❤️🍷 @Pliam_

5 days ago

This is how the people of Butambala welcomed back their leader Hon. Muwanga Kivumbi last night 🔥🫡

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Dr. Bireete Sarah @SarahBireete

4 days ago

Last night in Butambala @MuwangaMKivumbi 🔥

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Basabose 🇺🇬 @KBasabose

5 days ago

@mbales_finest She's a munyankole

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Jim Spire Ssentongo @SpireJim

a week ago

Some of the people who come crying for help

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Isaac Ssemakadde @IsaacSsemakadde

6 days ago

The Bobi Highway Tragedy is not an accident. It is another price paid for the Museveni government’s 4 decades of neglect on road safety. Until we audit the funds, fix the roads & hold duty-bearers accountable, Ugandans will continue to die on roads that were meant to serve them.

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Zaake Francis @ZaakeFrancis

a week ago

Grateful to H.E. Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu for the trust! Parliament designated me as Chairperson of the Committee on Government Assurance & Implementation. Your Ssabazoganyi chairing with Honorable @AdekeAnna , while my former tormentor now sits as a member under me. Life! 😅

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Basabose 🇺🇬 @KBasabose

5 days ago

@PlusSizeHub_1 Gorgeous

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Dr. Bireete Sarah @SarahBireete

6 days ago

How much revenue is government losing through the politics of oppression and repression by closing @DailyMonitor @ntvuganda ? How many investors are scared of bringing their money to Uganda because of the fragile political situation? Is this how @KagutaMuseveni intends to attain the ten fold economy? #ReOpenNTV #ReOpenDailyMonitor #FreeUganda

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BOBI WINE @HEBobiwine

6 days ago

Museveni’s son said he is very proud of the pain and hurt he is inflicting on former Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago. He must be very proud of himself, seeing this video. But as the saying goes, no one is tall enough to see the future. One day, the tables will turn and all these atrocities will be accounted for, one by one.

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Nicholas Opiyo (Pronouns He/Him) @nickopiyo

a week ago

While still working at @chapterfourug, I handled countless cases against the former Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence, now the Directorate of Intelligence Security - my approach in dealing with them was different from that of many human rights lawyers. I explored administrative remedies and resorted to legal remedies only after I failed to resolve an issue. I knew a court-led remedy was a long, uncertain, and often heavily influenced route. This approach meant I had numerous face-to-face interactions with the institution's leadership. There was no love lost in these interactions. They all called to my face an agent of foreigners & unpatriotic. I was unbothered and pursued accountability against their officers. The last interaction was a case of a torture victim - tortured by Capt. Amis Ainebyonna at the behest of @AnitahAmong, the Speaker of Parliament then, & her husband @MosesMagogo. It also involved @CharlesTwiine, who then worked at @Parliament_Ug in some police investigative role. I took the matter up with Brig. Rugumyo, the Deputy Commandant of CMI at the time. A series of engagements yielded worthless undertakings, and I escalated the issue to his boss, Maj. Gen. Birungi, & at some point involving @AndrewMwenda, a close friend of Birungi. The matter was never resolved - at least in the manner I had envisioned. Let's say the client found a remedy, albeit a half remedy, and was content with what he finally got. Throughout the process, the CMI officers derisively referred to their boss and ‘the cook’. I understand he was a chef in the army at some point. I had my suspicions about him, but I never knew that he took to cooking false terror alarms. The once powerful Capt. Amis is in prolonged military detention ( I hope he gets a fair trial); the folks who unleashed him to do unspeakable things to fellow citizens may well end up in jail for corruption (I hope for torture and murder as well); the folks who looked away and allowed him to use CMI facilities are in jail, and the others are under house arrest. Power is transient. Use it well so that when your tour of duty is over, you will not live in regret or have a tumultuous ending.