1901
Yesterday I returned to the country to the sad news of the passing of Professor Apollo Robin Nsibambi, Uganda's former Prime Minister and distinguished academic icon
1902
They'll most likely even fail to implement it and keep pushing it ahead because most of the money is stolen or wasted. Our pledge wasn't only about pay. It was about improving the welfare of the men and women in uniform and all public servants such as teachers and health workers
1903
Journalists have been beaten up, arrested and forced to delete implicating footage. I wanted to speak to her on phone, but was told she's still in a very critical condition; praying she recovers. We're working with her family and medical team. THERE WILL BE ACCOUNTABILITY!
1904
The tragedy of living under dictatorship! After murdering our supporter & comrade, police took over the body and restricted access. Later in the night, they drapped the casket in an NRM flag! They denied him dignity in life and are now mocking him in death. We shall overcome
1905
Thank you comrade SG. twitter.com/DavidLRubongoy…
1906
The resignation of Our beloved @UgandaCranes coach Micho over unpaid arrears is such an embarrassment to Uganda as a nation!
1907
We Must stay focused...
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1908
That is why we ought to stand in solidarity with each other, fully aware that our enemy is one and the same.
WE STAND WITH FDC!
#WeAreRemovingADictator
1909
So here we are! Oxygen, not enough. ICU beds, only 218 in the whole country! Ambulances, not enough. Gen. Museveni had the audacity to say he asked officials to have 42,000 beds which wasn't done. How could they when they were busy looting the funds meant to manage the pandemic?
1910
Was very honoured to once again spend time with Rtd Supreme Court Justice, G.W. Kanyeihamba and his family. Thankful that his health has improved. He's very concerned about the further shrinking of the democratic space & hopes that our generation will return sanity to our nation.
1911
@TrevorNcube @AsaphAfrika Thank you @AsaphAfrika for these words of encouragement! Africa will rise. Africa will be free.
1912
MY MESSAGE TO PEOPLE OF ARUA:
Friends,
I come here today after thinking so hard for many days. I was supposed to be here earlier but I am here only a few hours to the election. It is not that I was not thinking about Arua, but because the election in Arua is a unique one....
1913
...if I don't leave that thing alone, I will be terminated or disabled.
1916
I appreciate all of you friends who took time to send me birthday messages, I am very humbled by your friendship. All I can pledge is that I will continue doing my best to stand for what is right.
1917
Yesterday, I presided over a football match involving an Afro-German football club. I expressed gratitude to the club leadership for engaging and uplifting the talent of African youth who come here looking for opportunities.
1918
Today the leadership of Women in People Power addressed the press about the verification of the voters' register, the plans to increase nomination fees for elective positions to prohibitive amounts & the ongoing human rights violations. Thank you #WIPP for leading the way!
1920
This morning, with fellow leaders and activists from 60 countries, speaking about free speech- Berlin, Germany. "When the freedom of expression becomes the target of suppression, opposition becomes our position." #IFEX2019 pic.twitter.com/9irhVJ2WIA
1922
I got sandwiched between two counter terrorism policemen in a vehicle that had other police officers waiting. I was then driven off towards the UN airbase with a string of police patrol cars & military trucks....
1923
They simply want better. Mwebale muno, abaana ba Bunyoro. You are indeed grandsons and granddaughters of Kabalega the Great.
1924
I am grateful to our mobilisation team for a job well done. I know that the regime will try to compromise them or intimidate them, but I tasked them to be firm.
#PeoplePowerOurPower
#BringBackOurPeople
1925
Thank you General. The little we can do,we must and shall always do. twitter.com/mugishamuntu/s…
One Ghetto child who has something to say through Music. Ugandan artiste, activist and leader of the National Unity Platform. Former MP, Parliament of Uganda.