“My job as CDF is to ensure drunkards walk safely home on good pavements” – Gen Muhoozi says
Gen Muhoozi’s comments continue to generate conversations about leadership priorities and the future direction of Uganda’s development.
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Gen Muhoozi’s comments continue to generate conversations about leadership priorities and the future direction of Uganda’s development.
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