Presidentially exchanging conscience of MPs and clergy for money is de-democratising Uganda
In Uganda, de-democratisation is like a project that is highly valued by the powers that be.
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In Uganda, de-democratisation is like a project that is highly valued by the powers that be.
Then we cry foul when Parliament turns into a reality show sponsored by our own naivety.
It is a prophecy that found its grim fulfillment in the long, parasitic reign of Mobutu Sese Seko over Zaire—now the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The supplementary was approved by Parliament on January 23, 2025.
David Egwang, the headteacher of Abwockwar Primary School, thanked all stakeholders for their efforts to foster development in Amolatar.
The MPs on the defence committee have met stakeholders in Karamoja sub-region.
Kole’s Andrew Awany also seconded the proposal to have two MPs per district in Parliament only if they are competent and relevant.
Responding to the angry MPs, Gen. David Muhoozi acknowledged the MPs’ concerns and committed to work proactively.
Even elementary accounting knowledge is lacking yet PDM demands full transparency and accountability.
Under Article 90 of the Constitution, the MPs’ mandate is to carry out the oversight function on the Parish Development Model (PDM) in their respective constituencies.
With a winner to be decided today by more than 500 MPs, an MP from northern Uganda who asked to remain anonymous, says Kadaga will have her last laugh today.
“My fellow leaders; the leaders who make the most influence in society; are those who are closest to the people. This is my call for us all; let’s come closer to the people and work with them to solve the most pressing problems of our time and generation,” he says.
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