Muniini K. Mulera

Fire engulfs Trinity Bus from Rwanda to Kampala

By Muniini K. MuleraFebruary 10, 20200 comments

I have just been informed moments ago by an eyewitness that a TRINITY bus from Rwanda to Kampala has caught fire somewhere between Masaka and Mpigi. The person who sent me this video said that the fire extinguisher did not work. Praise God everyone seems to have got off the bus and ...

Museveni’s attention to road safety might make a difference

By Muniini K. MuleraJanuary 28, 20200 comments

#Traffic #roads #Uganda

Photo: Risk-taking passengers on Kitante Road, Kampala ignore basic rules of physics. Photo by Muniini K. Mulera, January 2020) ****************** As expected, the road carnage in Uganda continued last week, with five people killed when their over-speeding taxi lost control after ...

Nicole Ahuumuza Rubondo: a life cut short on East Africa’s worst killer roads

By Muniini K. MuleraJanuary 20, 20200 comments

#Rubondo #road #traffic #accidents #Uganda

The horror of very premature and sudden death struck a young girl this past weekend. Nicole Ahuumuza Rubondo, the daughter of Ernest and Alice Rubondo, was killed in a motor accident on Saturday near Fort Portal, Toro. She was only 16 and had been looking forward to her ...

Museveni walk against corruption a mockery of its victims

By Muniini K. MuleraDecember 10, 20190 comments

#Museveni #corruption #uganda

Last week’s presidential walk against corruption was a cynical manipulation of its victims. It was a deceitful dance of the insatiable gourmand before digging deeper into the national cake. It was the futile effort of the sorcerer’s apprentice long after defeat by ...

We live in a highly competitive world - By Dr. Jane Nannono

By Muniini K. MuleraOctober 30, 20190 comments

#Old #education #new #education #Uganda #education #Nannono

In all our daily interactions, we are knowingly or unknowingly competing with others. The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines ‘competitive’ as being inclined, desiring or suited to compete. Being competitive is inborn: siblings compete for food at the table ...

Corruption behind the Makerere student strike - By Janet K. Museveni, Ugandan Minister of Education

By Muniini K. MuleraOctober 30, 20190 comments

#Corruption #in #Uganda #Janet #Museveni #Makerere #University #Student #strike

(Photo of Mrs Janet Museveni by State House, Uganda) To the Ugandan Children who Call me Maama by Choice, Today, I would like to discuss the topic of corruption with you. The Oxford English Dictionary defines corruption as the dishonest or illegal behavior especially ...

Universities in Uganda

By Muniini K. MuleraOctober 26, 20190 comments

#Universities #Uganda #Makerere #Kyambogo #Mbarara #Kumi #Mukono #Ndejje #Uganda #Martyrs #UCU #Gulu #Muni #Soroti #Nkumba

Universities in Uganda Date: Saturday October 26, 2019 Source: Uganda National Council for Higher Education Public Universities: Busitema, Tororo, Bukedi Gulu, Acholi Kabale, Kabaare, Kigyezi Kyambogo, Kampala Lira, Lango Makerere, Kampala ...

Gun violence: when does the madness end?

By Muniini K. MuleraOctober 21, 20190 comments

#Gun #violence #Uganda #Kimumwe #Nduhuura

Photo: Maj. Patrick Balati Kimumwe, Uganda Army (1965-1977) The year is 1974. I have gone to visit my sister, a student at the National Teachers College, Kyambogo, which is what the place is called before it becomes a university. Before I take my leave to taxi it ...

Shortcut journalism and Akorimo Kanuti’s fiction about Uganda’s Independence

By Muniini K. MuleraUganda Uganda HistoryOctober 14, 20190 comments

#Akorimo #Kanuti #Uganda #Independence #Uganda #flag #Obote #Amin #Iain #MacLeod #Walter #Coutts #truth #in #journalism

The New Vision, a Kampala English daily newspaper, carried a story on October 8, recycling claims by Maj. Akorimo Kanuti, a retired Uganda Army officer, about his roles at Independence 57 years ago. These claims have been recycled over the years by New Vision, Daily Monitor ...

Maj. Augustine Karugaba and Obote’s most consequential decision

By Muniini K. MuleraUganda Uganda HistoryOctober 7, 20190 comments

#Karugaba #Obote #Uganda #Independence #Sandhurst #Sarakikya #Hugh #Stott #Combes #Ibingira

There once lived a man called Karugaba ka Baatoora ba Rubango, better known as Major Augustine ‘Gus’ Karugaba. In my opinion, his story was one of the most consequential in Uganda’s journey from a British colony of promise to a blood-stained sovereign state where ...

Uganda@57: Change political leadership and culture

By Muniini K. MuleraUganda Uganda PoliticsOctober 1, 20190 comments

#Uganda #independence #Museveni #politics #leadership

Independent Uganda turns 57 next week. As usual, I have been scouring the newspaper reports from the critical period of 1961-1963. A news report by the Chicago Daily News Service, filed from Nairobi on March 15, 1962 caught my eye. Under the headline “Politics Is The Tail ...

Museveni, Kayihura free to invest anywhere they want

By Muniini K. MuleraSeptember 23, 20190 comments

#Museveni #Kayihura #Uganda #Foreign #Investment #Claire #Short

I enjoyed reading President Yoweri K. Museveni’s response to the American government’s sanctions against Kale Kayihura. I agree with him that banning a non-American from entering the United States is not a matter of life and death. Whereas I was disappointed that, ...

American sanctions against Kale Kayihura: Why him? Why now?

By Muniini K. MuleraSeptember 16, 20190 comments

#Sanctions #Kayihura #Uganda #Museveni

The news that the United States Government had sanctioned Kale Kayihura, the former Inspector General of the Ugandan Police Force, for serious human rights abuses and alleged involvement in corruption, left me greatly puzzled. No, I was not surprised that the Americans ...

Archbishop-elect Kaziimba's first challenge is to say no to State gifts

By Muniini K. MuleraSeptember 3, 20190 comments

#Church #of #Uganda #Kaziimba #Namirembe

The inspiring story of Dr. Stephen Samuel Kaziimba, the Archbishop-Elect of the Church of Uganda, is the kind that triggers happy feelings and prayerful optimism that the church has chosen very well. Since its founding 142 years ago, the Anglican Church in Uganda has ...

Evelyn Anite: Omerta! You are part of the Mafia

By Muniini K. MuleraAugust 26, 20190 comments

#Anite #Mafia #Museveni #NRM #Uganda

Evelyn Anite, Uganda’s Minister of State for Investment and Privatisation, is in a bit of a pickle. To be more culturally correct, she is facing the frightful consequences of putting her finger in the leopard’s anus. Understandably terrified by her predictable ...