1976
Uganda,
Just felt like reminding you all that the Bill that seeks to rape our Constitution is coming up for the second reading on Monday. You as a citizen have a role to play. Be vigilant & hold your MPs accountable. Call them or visit them & insist they must respect your views.
1977
We owe it to ourselves to stand in solidarity with them! We hoped to assist many through the charity event, but the same people who refuse to help them frustrated that effort. Despite the setback, we shall still find ways of helping and I encourage all those with means to help.
1978
Just recieved with gladness the @GalaxyFMUg Zina Awards for #BestMaleAriste and #SongOfTheYear (Kyarenga).
Thank you GalaxyFm for the recognition and thank you friends for voting for our music.
#SouthAfricaMuzambale
1979
I also encouraged parents to value, and not discriminate against children with physical disabilities. We were treated to very good entertainment by some of the comrades from the fraternity.
1980
It defeats logic that you have schools at all levels open, and the largest University in the country is still closed to very many students. Many have been arrested & others suspended! Power to you comrades. Thank you for standing up for your rights.
#WeAreRemovingADictator
1981
Thank you brother, aluta continua... twitter.com/Icone_Carbone/…
1982
Today, we joined thousands of mourners at the send off the late Bishop imeritus Cyprian Bamwoze of Busoga Diocese who died on monday 11th February.
1983
Earlier today, I returned from South Africa and I am glad to be back home. We had a great time with our brothers and sisters in South Africa- discussing the future of our country, and singing some songs of freedom. I thank you comrades for the great reception and hospitality.
1984
Last week, Justice Jane Alividza who attempted to fast-track their trial was unceremoniously transferred. The comrades now have to once again wait until another Judge is assigned their file. Thankfully, our legal team is doing all it can to stop this nightmare. It shall be well.
1985
I thanked the pilgrims for such a warm reception and explained to them that our message is not divisive but unifying. I explained that our struggle is about human rights, better education, better health care, good roads, markets for our produce, etc.
1986
I am sure no body in Uganda can fall for this nonsense. They know so well that Museveni's regime of blood came through violence and deception, and continues to hold onto power using the same tools. This is their standard behaviour!
1987
Her Petition highlights the fact that whereas the Judicial Service Commission ignored complaints we filed in March 2021 against the Chief Justice for his disgraceful conduct, a complaint he secretly made against her months later was fast-tracked and determined against her!
1988
More Gold for Uganda
More Pride for the Pearl of Africa!
Thank you @joshuacheptege1 for raising our flag higher. #Osobola
1989
In presence was current Chief Justice Mr. Owiny Dollo. Like every body else, Mr. Dollo praised Ben Kiwanuka for standing by the values of Truth and Justice for which he had to pay with his life after granting bail to a prisoner against the illegal orders of President Iddi Amin.
1990
Thank you comrade brother @MmusiMaimane! We hope that the @_AfricanUnion will rise to the occasion. #savingourownsouls twitter.com/MmusiMaimane/s…
1992
I pledged to my people & country that wherever there's a fight/quest for freedom, I have a role there. I've urged Rukungiri to support Ms. Muzanira Betty for she stands for equal & justified representation. As MLK-Jr said, "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
1993
The regime continues to ignore these voices of peaceful citizens demanding for their rights and freedoms. The citizens are not giving up; they are speaking louder.
#WeAreRemovingADictator twitter.com/DailyMonitor/s…
1994
We encourage all comrades to remain alert and take necessary precautions for your personal safety. We are still committed to the struggle for freedom and democracy in our country. We shall overcome!
1995
Happy birthday my best friend. Where would I be without you my #SuperWoman ❤
1996
We can only bring an end to this indignity by putting an end to the very regime that has brought so much suffering to so many people.
1997
Very sad that so many people had to die under the illusion that after the war, our country would for the first time move away from the dark past and see a new dawn. Unfortunately, Museveni has outdone the past regimes combined- of which he was an active participant in the anarchy
1998
1999
High on the agenda was the question of skyrocketing commodity prices and what we must do to resist the regime and ensure that taxes come down, hence reducing prices. Women have been at the helm of successful revolutions world over and I believe it will not be different in Uganda
2000
I wondered whether Mr. Dollo would have the guts to look Ben Kiwanuka in the eye if he were alive today, considering the Dollo-led Judiciary's complicity in the oppression of citizens by the regime which uses the judiciary as another tool of oppression.
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.