NUP Uganda Diaspora

On Friday 19 November @pesacheck published their rebuttal of the news general Bakasumba is the new deputy Inspector General of Police. At first it looks straightforward fake news, but if you dive into it, it starts to smell.

Our friends at @pesacheck state it was a Facebook post by FreshTV, but the source of this news was way more reputable, state related @ubctvuganda& renowned journalist @DanielLutaaya. It seems unlikely they would publish this without there being some truth in this announcement.(2)

Journalist @daniellutaaya has a history of making statements and withdrawing them days later. On 14 January he tweeted that M7 had received more votes than reg. voters. He was arrested,deleted the tweets,reappeared and claimed ‘Fake News’ (@pesacheck never bothered to check)

One day after his initial tweet, on 14 November @daniellutaaya tweeted that Bakasumba’s appointment was Fake News. His own announcement!! He didn’t provide any explanation, he just deleted the original tweet. We have the screenshot, and this reply shows Daniel did delete a tweet.

Did government reverse at the last moment on it’s decision to appoint Bakasumba deputy IGP? The pesacheck analysis is far from complete.

The term ‘Fake news’ should not be used by Governments who created the news themselves. We are not sure what precisely happened, but transparency of fact-checking requires that Pesacheck tells us the whole story.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank our fellow brother Joseph Ssewungu Gonzaga, a colleague of the same profession, Member of Parliament of Kalungu West above all, a teachers’ die heart who disagreed with the recent directive from the Ministry of Education and Sports about tasking teachers to upgrade to degrees in order to keep in the teaching profession.  Mr. Muyingo himself knows very well what teachers go through in Uganda, but he rather works to please devil Museveni and his useless Minister of education, a wife to the dictator. I want to repeat in this article what brother Joseph Ssewungu Gonzaga emphasized “He is not against teachers getting degrees. But it is not the degrees that determine how a teacher teaches” It is very unfortunate to find academic doctors in Uganda who reason like primary one kids. That is why they always rub shoulders with the dictator who has ruined our system of education since he became a president of a country which he is NOT supposed to rule being a foreigner from Rwanda. Mr. Muyingo has lost a sense of direction since he is working for dictator Museveni, yet he is aware that Museveni doesn’t want Ugandans to receive the quality of education they deserve.

Being a teacher, I totally agree with Mr. Ssewungu when he says clearly that, before putting teachers under duress of obtaining a degree which might even be against their will due to the teachers’ conditions in Uganda, Mr. Muyingo ought to have put in place measures of how the teachers who are willing to obtain degrees can be helped to fulfill the intended aims and objectives of the Ministry of education, instead of threatening or coercing teachers taking advantage of their situation. The teachers are not even sure or there is no guarantee whether they will be paid a salary commensurate to their obtained degrees. Such an incident happened to me. I went back to study and acquired a degree but I instead remained being paid a salary of a diploma teacher (Grade three teacher) like Mr. Ssewungu. There was a friend of mine, whose name I will not mention with whom I studied in the same University, her salary was raised instantly. When I asked her how she managed to do it, she told me “it is easy on condition that your first salary or your first two payments, will be taken by the person who will help you to raise your salary in the ministry”. I totally refused the idea hence, kept on getting a salary of a diploma teacher. Fellow Ugandans do you notice how rotten and corrupt the ministry of education is in particular and Uganda in general?

The Rwandese dictator Museveni has never known that schools and universities act as educational places to improve citizens’ lives as well as develop their social compromise. So, before sending Muyingo to work on directives, Museveni would have made sure that all the teachers who are willing to acquire degrees were to be facilitated to enable them to improve their lives and also develop their social compromise in order to inspire the students the teachers teach to also join the education sector. It is really a shame to force teachers to acquire degrees in this crisis of lockdown and extreme poverty. Where will the teachers get the money to do so? I feel a blind rage as a teacher about how teachers are treated in Uganda and nothing is being done to improve the teachers’ conditions and yet they are the ones who groom the future citizens of tomorrow

Based on the experience I spent teaching in Uganda, I observed that teachers are neither paid enough money nor given their due respect. Some officials in the Ministry of Education which is being headed by an inept Janet Museveni, a wife to the president of a Rwandese origin, use intimidating language to silence teachers who are advocating for their rights. What really used to perturb me, was using head-teachers to harass their fellow human beings. Surprisingly, some of them were also once classroom teachers but, they could hardly handle their colleagues in a respectful manner due to the fact that they work on directives from Museveni through his wife as Muyingo now does to intimidate teachers making them think that a teacher who doesn’t have a degree cannot deliver. This is totally wrong because content delivery depends on a number of factors. Remuneration, being one of them.)

I wonder how the government wakes up to give teachers directives of going back to study without any help from the government! It is known that the current economic situation, cannot even enable a teacher to develop with only their monthly salary because the cost of living increases day by day but teachers’ salaries remain the same. It is mindboggling to hear Heads of schools and Ministry of Education officials telling teachers to engage themselves in income-generating activities without any initial capital. In fact, that is in line with what Mr. Ssewungu addressed before the press that it is better for the government to put in place measures to facilitate teachers in their acquisition of the degrees, the government wants them to have. Instead of the government giving teachers support, Muyingo just gives directives to scare them as usual. No, that must stop. Teachers should be respected and they deserve their respect plus decent pay because they work tirelessly without holidays since Uganda’s system of education is exam-oriented which makes teachers even mark exam papers in holidays up to the time schools reopen.

When it comes to some of the private schools, which are money-oriented, teachers are incredibly exploited. They generally get paid late, and yet they are expected to continue teaching. So, Mr. Muyingo, how do you expect such teachers who are working in such conditions to facilitate their education? Muyingo is aware of the fact that a number of teachers in private schools have a complex situation of NOT being valued as the school values students who pay school fees. That means that a student has more say than a teacher and that makes it really difficult for a teacher to teach professionally. Tell me how a teacher who is not helped by the government will get interested in going back to school to continue being disrespected and also undervalued?

Before I conclude, I would first of all wish to advise Mr. Muyingo to tell devil Museveni who is wrongly seated in the chair of the presidency, that it is better for the government to first build modern school structures in the country and also renovate all the schools which are in the bad state especially both; the free Universal Primary and Secondary Education which are indeed free of knowledge, before forcing teachers to go back to school. Secondly, before the government commits itself to telling teachers to go back to school, a syllabus must be designed as Mr. Ssewungu stated. How should that syllabus be designed? By reviewing the existing teacher training materials and also selecting new content to fit in the needs of the intended government’s plans and policies. Thirdly, the government can get a team of curriculum designers, competent and experienced teachers to create learning materials. But still, that will go hand in hand with curriculum review. In addition to the above, if the government is really genuine and wants to help teachers to upgrade and obtain degrees for the betterment of the education sector in the country, there is a need to schedule for teachers depending on the time they get at school since teachers do not have time owing to the fact that they are always required at school. So, that will enable all teachers to be catered for. More to that, which is very crucial, teachers must be facilitated to pursue further studies since it is in the interest of the government to improve the quality of education in the country. They should also be guaranteed that after completion of their studies, they will be earning a salary commensurate to their qualifications. That is my opinion. Nevertheless, any addition is welcome but no subtraction.

In conclusion, the ministry of education has totally collapsed because it is in the wrong hands. Janet Museveni is very incompetent. She does not even qualify to occupy any position of responsibility in Uganda due to the fact that, her qualification calls into question the truth of its originality and authenticity. To make the point clear, the degree she got from Makerere University is a forged one and that is criminality.

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2182659075364642

WRITTEN BY, FRANCIS KASIBANTE. FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY

For the military dictatorship it’s crucial they control the media to suppress real news about their crimes. Unfortunately we have to maintain this list of government hoaxes ourselves, because factchecker sites like pesacheck are not interested.

1. Announcement of 189 al-Shabaab fighters killed in Somalia

Around 22 January Lt.Col Akiki of the UPDF shared a press statement about successes in their fight against al-Shabaab. Many influential media houses ran the story, such as Al Jazeera. A week later the story had to be withdrawn

Full story is here: https://diaspora.nup-uganda.com/?p=292

Pesacheck was not interested in this story.

2. On 27 December Kasirye Ashraf was shot in the head by security forces.

Frank Senteza rushed to assist him. He was knocked dead by a military vehicle, but the UPDF spokesperson claims he jumped off a speeding car.

An overview of various lies spread by Ugandan government on this matter can be found here: https://diaspora.nup-uganda.com/?p=313

Pesacheck was not interested in these lies. Interestingly enough, they did run a factcheck whether Ashraf Kasirye is alive, but this is not debated at all!
https://pesacheck.org/false-ugandan-journalist-ashraf-kasirye-is-not-dead-e063f9c4085c

3. On 3 August 2021 Fred Lumbuye was arrested by Turkish authorities.

According to Ugandan authorities, he was transferred to Uganda, and then to Gulu, as shown by various screenshots taken by Hillary Taylor.

On 8 September the Observer ran the following article: https://observer.ug/news/headlines/71130-govt-official-lumbuye-will-return-humbled

On 11 September we submitted this article as fake news to Pesacheck. Their response “Your request is outside our verification scope”. Again, Pesacheck doesn’t want to verify Uganda government lies.

The truth is that Fred Lumbuye never left Turkey. On 19 October he was released from detention and he remained in Turkey.

4. Fake Declaration of Results form posted by Electoral Commission

On March 1st the Electoral Commission posted on Facebook & Twitter that a DoR posted by NUP was fake, and they posted the ‘Genuine’ one.

However, professor of democracy Nick Cheeseman soon discovered inconsistencies in the DoR posted by the EC. The votes don’t add up. This even led to a publication in the Continent on 6 March.

The EC never released the results of any investigation. Pesacheck never wrote about the fake DoR shared by the EC.

5. New Vision falsely announced that Eddie Mutwe is going to marry.

Ever since M7's chief propagandist ⁦@DonWanyama⁩ took over vision grp, this gvt paper was reduced to a propaganda tool,Thy write any nonsense however false it is. Thy’re driving a narrative trying to portray us as Party Pple.Shame on u⁦@DonWanyama⁩.Wen did I say this? pic.twitter.com/0UZXmPOfoF

— Eddie Mutwe (@eddie_mutwe) October 14, 2021

After we pointed out this hoax to Pesacheck, they decided to publish: https://pesacheck.org/false-these-remarks-attributed-to-bobi-wines-bodyguard-eddie-mutwe-are-untrue-eba2b9c76e1c

This list is not even complete, but for sake of time we limit the list to 5.

What is proven is that Uganda government institutions are a large producer of fake news. In case 1 & 2 it were the security forces that spread the fake news. Also the Lumbuye lies (case #3) were spread by the army. In case #4 it was the Electoral Commission that spread a fake Declaration of Results.

Fact check organisation Pesacheck, for unknown reasons, does not want to factcheck most of these lies. (only #5)

After the elections of 14 January members of European parliament were disgusted by the rigging of the elections and the violence of the dictatorship. With over 90% mayority they past a resolution calling for an investigation and to take measures against individuals involved in Human Rights violations.

The European commission and the European governments did nothing.

Instead the Italian ambassador had dinner with the biggest human right violator (known at the International Court of Justice in The Hague).

This should be of no surprise to us. It’s the policy of the European Union to maintain warn relations with the violent junta in Kampala.

On 20 November 2020 the Ugandan security forces killed more than a 100 innocent unarmed Ugandans (official death toll: 54) after Bobi Wine had been incarcerated in Luuka. The EU had to come with a statement

The EU called for an independent investigation. “to ensure justice for victims and avoid impunity for the perpetrators”

Nothing happened.

On 8 January, when it became more clear that the government were going to use massive violence during the elections the EU issued another statement.

Moreover, the Ugandan government should ensure law enforcement and security agencies exercise restraint when safeguarding the security of all citizens, including electoral candidates and their supporters, in line with national laws, Uganda’s international human rights commitments and the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance, while at the same time ensuring the protection of democracy, the robustness of its institutions and rule of law.

What EU was afraid off happened; the security agencies exercised enormous violence. On top of that, EU observers were not given visa.

The EU said nothing. Instead, the head of European delegration told Daily Monitor how well organised the elections were. The EU had to correct that statement.

On 31 May the BBC published a disturbing documentary called “Three killing in Kampala”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7d2AvLEPyA outlining how innocent and unarmed Ugandans were killed in a killing spray.

The EU had to come up with another statement.

On 20 August the Ugandan government announced the closure of some 50 NGOs. Yes, indeed the EU came with a statement!

What do all these calls & statements and petitions by the European Union have in common?

Nothing happened.

The EU barked softly and didn’t bite. The dictatorship knows he has nothing to fear from Europe. If he crosses the line, they will just issue another statement.

With all due respect, I want to remind those bodies above that you are lending money to Museveni as an Individual but NOT to Uganda as a country because that money is not used for the intended plans and projects as evidenced by the information about rampant corruption in this article that has existed for a number of years. It is disheartening to witness Uganda being one of the most corrupt countries since devil Museveni became a president in a country which he does not qualify to rule because he is not a Ugandan. There are numerous corruption scandals that have happened since Museveni became a president but nothing serious has ever been done because in most of those scandals if not all, Museveni in particular and his family, in general, have always been involved. That explains why whenever public funds, as well as donors’ funds, is misused no one is accountable. It puts Ugandans down in the dumps to see that, donor countries still give money to Uganda. Which money does not meet its goals and objectives, but rather just end in the pockets of a few individuals making Uganda indebted which will take Uganda a number of years to pay those dates. It really defeats my understanding and ask myself multitudinous questions why donors can’t completely stop dealing with Lumpens and thugs of African dictators like Museveni and his colleagues?

Donor countries, IMF, and the world bank ought to have learned lessons about Museveni and his robbers in the government. To begin with, the stealing of Covid funds. The crooks who rule Uganda decided that all donors should pass their support through the Office of the then Prime Minister Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda. It is mindboggling to hear that the thieves who are ruling us illegally practised their hobby of embezzling government allocated funds. Uganda had received enough help but nothing was done professionally to the Ugandan citizens’ satisfaction. We received US$491.5 million (Approx. Shs1.8trillion) that came from the International Monetary Fund, US$300million (Approx. Shs 1.1trillion) from the World Bank, and US$31.6million (Approx. Shs 115.5billion) from the African Development Fund. The government also received grants from various international partners; including the European Union, USAID, China, and the US worth millions of dollars. But is a big shame that the money which was given to Uganda to tackle the pandemic was embezzled by powerful individuals in the government

In fact, the twats who are ruling us do not have any respect for Ugandans. I could not believe my ears when Museveni made an appeal for public solidarity in support of the health care system that was already in a crisis, due to limited funding. When Ugandan philanthropists gave in all what they had with all their hearts, the wolves in the government which do not care about the citizens’ health, were not ashamed of stealing the money and other things ranging from food, medical supplies to mention but two examples. The Ministry of Health received Shs25 billion from the Emergency and Consolidated Fund, Shs94.1 billion in the supplementary budget, and a lot more but surprisingly, oxygen plants were neither installed nor supplied. Gas Cylinders were not also bought as it had been planned! Because the money was embezzled. What type of government do we really have? Ugandans just survive on God’s mercy. It is unfortunate to see our country being entangled in what I can term as the spider’s web of a blood-stained regime. Ugandans have gotten tired of the whole fraudulent, illegal and bogus system of government. I totally consider it as an evil type of government that has led to the terrible suffering of Ugandans in and outside their country. The government is characterized by enormous abuse of human rights, high levels of corruption, lack of both transparency and accountability. Whenever the mess is done in our country, no one is accountable and surprisingly, Museveni is always ready to defend his criminals since he is also a criminal

I want to vividly inform donor countries, IMF, and the World Bank of the former corruption scandals on top of Covid funds, something which clearly shows that Uganda is in a total mess and it is not logical now to continue lending money to Museveni because Ugandans will NOT be willing to pay those huge amounts of debts that never benefited their country. It hurts and also perplexes us that those corruption scandals are encouraged by Rutabasirwa Museveni himself because he uses them as one of the ways, through which he contains the henchmen he is ruling us with. In fact, corruption scandals are part and parcel of his political game to contain his henchmen. If you look back into Museveni’s Mafia government, it portrays that corruption has worked for the Rwandese origin president in Uganda, something he has used deliberately to keep himself in power for over 35 years.

I highly doubt whether donor countries, IMF and the World Bank have Uganda at heart or they just ONLY want to gratify their interests at the expense of the suffering of Ugandan citizens. You very well know that your man Museveni does not want to hear anything related to freedom of speech and human rights, and his government is also characterized by; a grand-scale theft of public funds and corruption, involving public officials at all levels of society, as well as a widespread of political patronage systems, based on of nepotism, tribalism, threats, and killing of innocent citizens, especially those who are opposing him. But you go ahead to corroborate with him to enable him to use the money you give him, which money he uses in corruption, as one of his political weapons to make him rule for so long.

Dear donor countries, IMF, and the World Bank it is on record that, Uganda has got a number of corruption scandals which even involve top high government officials for example; the former Vice-President, Gilbert Bukenya, the former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi, and former state minister for works and transport, John Byabagambi, were once implicated in the mismanagement of billions of public funds meant for the 2007 CHOGM summit, but up today nothing was reached upon. What does that mean? It means that people have accumulated unexplainable wealth, under Museveni’s regime and they don’t even want this murderer to leave power. Others implicated were; ministers John Nasasira, Mwesigwa Rukutana and Isaac Musumba. Although Parliament had allocated sh270b to the summit, the Auditor General discovered that more than sh370b was spent. And surprisingly, the figures went up to sh500b after the parliamentary accounts committee grilled those who spent the funds. But there was nothing done up today. That is why I humbly ask donor countries, IMF, the world bank, and the European Union, surely what is your intention of funding Museveni to still be the president after seeing such a high level of corruption? Kindly have both; some shame and mercy on Ugandans please, by stopping working with dictator Museveni

There was also a scandal about global Fund 2008 At the time of investigations, $10m (sh25b) was missing, although some sources put the figure at $37 (sh95.8b). That money was meant for malaria and tuberculosis drugs programs. The scandal resulted in sucking the former health minister Jim Muhwezi, and his then deputies Mike Mukula and Alex Kamugisha. Surprisingly, their wealth was not confiscated by the government which would have been the best thing to do. Under normal circumstances, their sucking did not make any sense because there were no further steps taken about those crooks. There was also the NSSF-Temangalo saga, in 2008. This involved the then Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi, who made a deal with the security minister, who they claim to have been paid sh11b for 464 acres of land, with each acre costing sh24m. There also came the ID Scandal in 2010 which consumed over 150b to finance the project. Another corruption case was about the LCs bicycle scandal, 2011 which involved Amman Industrial Tool and Equipment Ltd, a locally-registered company, was contracted by the Ministry of Local Government to supply 70,000 bicycles meant for LCs, but no single bicycle was delivered. And over $1.7 million (about sh4b) was lost.

It is also right and fitting for donor countries, IMF, and the World Bank to know about the Microfinance 2011 scandal of Sh60b, which went missing from the Microfinance Support Centre. This involved the then Former Vice-president Dr. Specioza Wandera Kazibwe, who was the board chairperson. She was suspended over allegations of abuse of office and mismanagement of funds. But up today, she never explained where that money went. There was also Hassan Basajjabalaba’s corruption compensation scandal, 2011 in which Uganda lost sh169b. As usual, what was done is to; suck two ministers, Syda Bbumba for finance and the attorney general Khiddu Makubuya, alongside the three members of staff. But that was done to blindfold Ugandans because, up today, nothing great is known about what followed later. There was also the Pension’s scandal matter, 2012 in which I69billion was lost but nothing was followed later. It is also important to know about the Prime Minister’s Office corruption scandal in 2012 which led to the then principal accountant in the Prime Minister’s Office, Geoffrey Kazinda, who was remanded to Luzira Prison in connection with the disappearance of sh5b. Last but least, donor countries, IMF, and the World Bank should also know about the Valley dam scandal which was one of the first corruption scandals. A loss of sh3.4b in1998/1999 was reported and made the then Vice President Dr. Specioza Wandera Kazibwe ready to resign since she had vowed to go back to treating the many hernia patients in Mulago. But she later shifted blame for the financial impropriety in the valley dams scandal to bureaucrats in the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry, and fisheries, saying that her duty was to give political guidance to the bureaucrats in her ministry but the execution of the project entirely rested in their hands. The question is, where did that money go? The list of corruption scandals in Uganda is endless. It is really a shame to keep on losing such a colossal amount of money which is both from donor countries as well as taxpayers’ money.

In conclusion, Uganda has experienced lots of big corruption scandals, in which a colossal amount of money has disappeared that has led to Uganda as a country not having better quality public services, better formulation as well as the adoption of constructive political policies and government’s commitment to such policies. This has made Uganda indebted since the money is borrowed but it is not put into its proper use. But surprisingly donor countries, IMF and the World Bank have continuously and persistently continued working hand in hand with Museveni whom they know that he is not a Ugandan because he can easily be manipulated to fulfill anyone outsiders’ interests at the expense of the suffering of Ugandans. It is a shame and it should go on history that those high-profile governing bodies are dealing with an incompetent government that lacks accountability and transparency.

WRITTEN BY FRANCIS KASIBANTE. FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY.

Regardless of political affiliation, religious beliefs, tribes, cultures, generally any differences death is death. Museveni’s government has never valued the lives of Ugandan citizens.  When you look at all those Ugandans in the photos, are dead and they have been killed by Museveni’s regime. That made me burst into tears because I could not imagine how and why we shall never ever have those very important Ugandans to be part of our country. Museveni keeps on killing indigenous Ugandans and anyone who wants a change in Uganda but for him, he doesn’t want to die that is why he tries as much as possible to tighten his security. Anyway, no one deserves untimely death whether opposition population, pro-government, religious leaders, educated, uneducated, poor or rich, skilled or unskilled young, old, army or police force. It is heartbreaking nowadays to see that death has become normal in Uganda simply because our country is in captivity. We are under a few Rwandese occupation who are ruling us illegally and they are not ready to leave Uganda in peace.  Ugandans have buried a number of respected personalities dying of sudden deaths which are always related to blood clots leaving the country in shock concerning their untimely demise. It has now become a habit for the bloodsucker Museveni to organize “a team of pathologists” to establish the lies about the victims’ death, yet the awaited postmortem is always known as a Blood clot.

We Ugandans are fed up with Museveni’s regime and for sure no amount of words can describe the enormous wickedness; extreme criminality, cruelty, and other horrible situations and atrocities Ugandans have witnessed since Museveni became a president of a country of which he does not even have any roots of attachment. That contemptible liar who utters worthless and useless words because whenever his lips are moving is just a pile of nonsensical lies, should not have become a Ugandan president. He really deserves his eyes to be gouged out and left to spend all his time in hell due to the atrocities he has committed inside and outside Uganda. It is really sad to mention a number of people who have perished during Museveni’s term of office as in the example below.

1. Doctor Andre Kayira.	21.Haji Brahim Muwanga Kibirige
2. Catholic church Archbishop Cyprian kizito Lwanga	22. Several Muslim clerical 23.Brigadier Nobel Mayombo 24. Dan Kyeyune (NUP)
3. Orthodox church Archbishop Jonah Lwanga 4. Andrew Felix Kaweesi	25. Former Arua Municipality MP colonel Ibrahim Abiriga 28.Senteza Frank Kalibala(NUP) 27.Kizza Shakira Nabagasera(NUP)
5. Doctor Anas Kaliisa 6. Senyonga Mohamed ( NUP)	28. Suzan Magara 29. Mubuuke Sharon(NUP) 30. Kalinda Micheal (zyg Wynes) (NUP)
7.General Noble Mayombo 8. Mulongo Sam	31.Peter Kibirango 32-Hoteka Serubogo(NUP) 33. Sheik Nuhu Muzata 34. Ritah Nabukenya (NUP)
9. Bishop kaggwa of Masaka diocese	35. Adam Mulongo, 36. Andrew Felix Kaweesi
10. Zebra Mando (NUP) 11. Major Kasirye Kangwa 12. Atakyelisse Kenneth (NUP)	37. over 80 youth both at Lugogo and Kabalagala, who perished in the 2010 World Cup final bomb saga
13.Former Governor of Uganda Suleiman Kiggundu 14. General Aronda Nyakayirima 15. Judge Joan Namazzi Kagezi 16.Hanington Sewankambo Sweet Pepisi(NUP) 17. Kayondo Willy(NUP)	38. Students of Buddo Junior School, who vanished in the fire that destroyed their school. 39. The many Women in Wakiso who were killed by pang-wielded men. 40. People in Lwengo who were killed by organized criminals aided by the police  41.General Pual LokechGeneral 42. Kato Lubwama Baker (NUP) 43. Charles Mutyabule(NUP) 44. Hakim Sekamwa(NUP) 45. Kasese murder 46.Major Mohammed Kiggundu 47.. ASP Mohammed Kirumira
18. Cerinah Nebanda, 19. Major Jame Kazini 20.Major general Aronda Nyakairima	48. Also Nowadays, many supporters of the people power movement, are always murdered by police and the army 49. Yasini kawuuma,(His excellency Kyagulanyi’s driver)
	50. Victims of Luwero Triangle. The list is endless. But you can read more about Museveni’s atrocities in the compilation of the assassinations/ murders or killings Museveni has plotted and executed since the ’70s

The people you see in the pictures are not the only ones Museveni has killed. Remember that all the people who were killed in Luwero triangle in the 80s were killed by Museveni. The people who were killed in the Northern part of Uganda in the pretext of rebels; Alice Lakwena and Joseph Kony were killed by Museveni. The Kasese murder Ugandans will never forget was done at the instruction of devil Museveni. All Ugandans whom police and army forces have killed during presidential campaigns lost their lives because of Museveni. The people who have died in prisons and torture chambers whom their whereabouts up today is in words of puzzles have died prematurely because of Museveni.

Most of Museveni’s killings which were done in the 70s, 80s,90, 2000s up to today, will be found in the compilation talked about above. I got bemused when I came across that list and found it right and fitting to also share so that it can be published on NUP platform, in addition to the victims of the blood clot. This is done with the aim of keeping history and proof that can be based on to hold Museveni responsible for the countless atrocities he has committed in Uganda. My fellow brothers and sisters note that Museveni’s killing did not start yesterday. That is why he praises himself as the master of violence and for sure murdering people is his hobby.

Fellow Ugandans, evil reigns when good men and women are silent. Do not keep silent. Enough is enough. You have both; read and seen those pictures of people who would be still living and needed in the development of Uganda. Therefore, I am NOT wrong to emphatically say that Museveni should be arrested for crimes against humanity.

WRITTEN BY, FRANCIS KASIBANTE

FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY.

MURDERS MUSEVENI HAS CARRIED OUT SINCE THE 1970’S UP TO DATE

My fellow Ugandans, especially those who are in the struggle and you mean what you are yearning for, kindly take time to read about the countless atrocities Museveni has plotted before and after becoming a president. Since we want to hold Museveni’s government accountable for the atrocities he and his fellow Rwandese have committed in our country, I have seen it right and fitting to compile a list of people Museveni has killed. All the killings and the atrocities which were committed in the 70s and also during Obote one, Amin, Obote two generally the insecurity which took a great tall of Ugandan citizens’ lives were being organized by Museveni himself and most of which was directly involved. The reason behind that was to make the then ruling governments so bad so that Ugandans could hate those governments which were in power. In doing so, the Rwandese man, Ugandan government helped as a refugee, his intention was to become the president of Uganda for life. That is why he has kept on murdering all those Museveni thinks that they are a threat to the chair. My brothers and sisters, I really don’t know whether you can figure out how many Ugandans devil Museveni has killed since he joined Ugandan politics. But the list below can give you just an insight into the murders Museveni has carried out in our country.

1. Brig. Perino Okoya, commander of Second Infantry Brigade 1970. Personally shot dead by GSU intelligence officer Museveni.

2. Nicholas Stroh, American journalist, 1971. Murdered by Lt. Silver Tibahika on Museveni’s orders, for investigating FRONASA’s murder of Acholi and Langi army officers.

3. Robert Siedle, Makerere University lecturer, 1971. Murdered by Lt. Silver Tibahika on Museveni’s orders, for investigating FRONASA’s murder of Acholi and Langi army officers.

4. James Bwogi, director of Uganda Television, 1971. Murdered by FRONASA agents to tarnish image of President Idi Amin.

5. Michael Kabali Kaggwa, president of Uganda Industrial Court, 1971. Murdered by FRONASA agents and burnt in his car, to turn Baganda against Amin.

6. Father Clement Kiggundu, Roman Catholic priest and former editor of Muuno newspaper, 1971. Dragged from the altar during Mass to turn Baganda and Catholics against Amin.

7. Raiti Omongin, the first leader of FRONASA, 1972. Personally shot in the mouth by the Museveni during a morning parade in Tabora, after the Ugandan ruler’s claim to FRONASA leadership was challenged.

8. Ali Picho Owiny, former GSU intelligence officer and colleague of the Ugandan ruler, 1972. Murdered during the attack on Mbarara by the Ugandan ruler because of his habit of humiliating the Ugandan ruler in the office. The murder was blamed on Amin’s soldiers.

9. Valerino Rwaheru, comrade in arms of the Ugandan ruler, 1972. Killed by the Ugandan ruler to eliminate the challenge to his leadership of FRONASA.

10. William a.k.a “Black” Mwesigwa, comrade in arms of the Ugandan ruler, 1972. Murdered during the invasion of Mbarara, to be blamed on Amin’s troops.

11. Basil Kiiza Bataringaya, former minister of Internal Affairs, 1972. Murdered by FRONASA agents and thrown into Rwizi river in Mbarara.

12. Erifazi Laki, county chief of Rwampara, 1972. Killed by FRONASA agents on Museveni’s orders, because as a former GSU intelligence officer Laki possibly knew of Museveni’s hand in murdering Brig. Okoya or was a threat to the Ugandan ruler’s ambitions. The private detective who in 2001 undertook to investigate Laki’s murder was poisoned on orders of the Ugandan ruler.(Museveni)

13. Patrick Ruhinda, lawyer, 1972. Murdered by FRONASA to turn against Amin.

14. Benedicto Kiwanuka, president general of DP and Chief Justice, 1972. Abducted from the High Court buildings and shot dead by FRONASA agents near Bombo Road, Wandegeya, to tarnish Amin’s image. The abduction car was driven by a Musoga FRONASA man, Capt. Kaganda.

15. Frank Kalimuzo, vice-chancellor of Makerere University, 1972. Murdered by FRONASA agents, to cause fear in Uganda’s civil service and academic circles. The story of Kalimuzo’s death given by Kintu Musoke had many inconsistencies.

16. John Kakonge, secretary-general of Uganda People’s Congress, 1972. Murdered to tarnish Amin’s image.

17. James Karuhanga, comrade in arms of the Ugandan ruler, 1973. Shot dead by the Museveni  and blamed on Amin’s troops.

 18. Hope Rwaheru, Museveni’s wife, a sister to Valeriano Rwaheru, 1973. Mother of Museveni’s son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, reportedly strangled by Museveni in Dar es Salaam).

19. Lt. Col. Michael Ondoga, minister of Foreign Affairs, 1974. Kidnapped and murdered by FRONASA agents led by Kahinda Otafiire and body thrown into River Nile.

20. Martin Mwesiga, comrade in arms of the Ugandan ruler, 1974. Shot dead by Museveni after he witnessed the shooting of Omongin.

21. Edith Bataringaya, wife of Basil Bataringaya, 1975. Burnt alive by FRONASA agents in order to discredit Amin.

22. Theresa Nanziri Bukenya, warden of Africa girls’ Hall at Makerere University, 1976. Killed personally by Museveni, by slitting open her stomach when she was eight months pregnant, in order to create more hatred for Amin among Ugandans.

23. Jimmy Parma, photographer, Voice of Uganda, 1976. Murdered by FRONASA for taking photographs of the body of Israeli hostage Dora Bloch after the Entebbe raid.

24. Esther Chesire, Kenyan student at Makerere University, 1976. Kidnapped by State Research agents working for the Ugandan ruler’s FRONASA at Entebbe International Airport, in order to stir up hostility between Uganda and Kenya following the Israeli attack on Entebbe.

25. Sally Githere, Kenyan student at Makerere University, 1976. Kidnapped by State Research agents working for the Ugandan ruler’s FRONASA at Entebbe International Airport, in order to stir up hostility between Uganda and Kenya following the Israeli attack on Entebbe.

26. Lt. Col. Sarapio Kakuhikire, army officer, 1977. Abducted and killed by FRONASA agents outside main Kampala Post Office in order to discredit Amin.

27. Dr. Jack Barlow, dentist opponents at Mulago Hospital, 1979. Shot dead in Kampala. Barlow was one of several doctors and senior civil servants murdered on orders of Defence Minister the Ugandan ruler (Museveni) to create an atmosphere of lawlessness in Uganda and show that President Godfrey Binaisa had failed to govern Uganda. Killers said they had been sent for his life, not his money or property.

28. Dr. Stephen Obache, a doctor at Mulago hospital, 1979. Shot dead in Kampala. He was one of several doctors and senior civil servants murdered on orders of Defence Minister the Ugandan ruler (Museveni) to create an atmosphere of lawlessness in Uganda and show that President Godfrey Binaisa had failed to govern Uganda.

29. Dr. Joseph Kamulegeya, doctor for Kampala City Council, 1979. Shot dead in Kampala. He was one of several doctors and senior civil servants murdered on orders of Defence Minister the Ugandan ruler to create an atmosphere of lawlessness in Uganda and show that President Godfrey Binaisa had failed to govern Uganda.

30. Dr. Mitchell Bagenda, a doctor at Mulago Hospital, 1979. Shot dead in his home in Kampala. He was one of several doctors and senior civil servants murder

31. Lt. Colonel John Ruhinda, UNLA officer, 1979. Shot dead on Museveni’s, because Ruhinda was seen as a threat to Museveni’s ambitions. Museveni came to the home of George and Joyce Kihuguru at Makerere University a few minutes after Ruhinda’s shooting there, pretending to be a concerned mourner. Ruhinda had gone to the Kihuguru’s home to eat millet.

32. Boniface Kaija Katuramu, Kampala quantity surveyor, 1979. Shot dead at his Malcolm X Avenue home in Kampala as part of Museveni’s reign of terror to create the image of unstable Uganda after Amin.

33. James Matovu, cousin of Kabaka Ronald Mwenda Mutebi of Buganda, 1979. Shot dead at his home in Kampala. The Buganda prince was one of several prominent Ugandans murdered on Museveni’s orders to create an atmosphere of lawlessness in Uganda and show that President Godfrey Binaisa had failed to govern Uganda.

34. Bob Naenda Odong, newsreader, Uganda Television, 1980. Shot dead on orders of the Ugandan ruler as part of efforts to create the image of chaos in Kampala.

35. Edidian Luttamaguzi, peasant leader in Semuto, 1981. NRA legend has it that Luttamaguzi was hiding the Ugandan ruler in his house and government troops came to surround the place to Museveni. Museveni hid up in a tree and as the UNLA troops killed Luttamaguzi, Museveni perched in the tree watched helplessly. That was on June 9, 1981, and that is why the NRM marks that day as Hero’s Day because Luttamaguzi saved the Museveni’s life by refusing to tell the UNLA where he was. It is the NRA that killed Luttamaguzii in order to stiffen the hatred for Obote among the Luwero peasants. Museveni created this story of his narrow escape as one of the NRA legends. That day in 1981, Museveni was not in Uganda but in Nairobi signing a merged agreement between his Popular Resistance Army and Yusufu Lule’s Uganda Freedom Fighters.

36. Ahmed Seguya, the first commander of the NRA, 1981. Poisoned on Museveni’s orders.

37. Beatrice Kemigisha, Makerere University lecturer and NRM supporter, 1981. NRM officials used to visit Kemigisha at her flat at the university. Museveni passed on information to the UNLA that she was an NRA supporter and she was arrested. NRA men in the UNLA army raped and tortured her to death as part of Museveni’s plan to have Obote’s image tarnished.

38. Lt. Col. William Ndahendekire, army officer, 1982. Killed on Museveni’s orders after Ndahendekire refused to join Museveni’s NRA war.

39. Lt. Mule Muwanga, original NRA officer, 1982. Murdered during guerrilla war. Reasons unknown.

40. George Bamuturaki, UPC Member of Parliament, 1983. Shot dead at Kisimenti in Kampala because during 1980 election campaigns Bamuturaki had argued that the Museveni, a Rwandese, should not be president of Uganda.

41. Gideon Akankwasa, a lawyer with Hunter & Grieg law firm, 1983. Shot dead outside the gate of his home on Kyadondo Road in Nakasero, in Kampala.

42. Lt. Sam Magara, second commander of the NRA, 1983. Betrayed to the UNLA by the Museveni in order to eliminate the threat in the bush. One of the people captured during the siege on Katenta Apuuli’s house said Magara was sent to Kampala by Museveni and only the Ugandan ruler could have known where Magarawas staying while in Kampala.

43. Thompson Sabiti, civil servant and son of late Anglican Archbishop Eric Sabiiti, 1983. Clubbed to death near the Lake Victoria Hotel and the Ministry of Planning in Entebbe by Museveni’s NRA men. He (Museveni) blamed his death on the bodyguards of the vice president Paulo Muwanga. The Ugandan ruler wanted the Protestant Bahima community to turn in large numbers from Obote and become more loyal to the NRA. Sabiti was a good target.

44. Prof. Yusufu Kironde Lule, former head of state and chairman of National Resistance Movement, 1985. Murdered by slow-acting poison in London because of his popularity and threat to Museveni’s ambitions.

45. Enock Kabundu, Entebbe civil servant and the Ugandan ruler supporter, 1985. Kabundu was one of Museveni’s staunchest supporters and the Ugandan ruler used this against him. During the time of the Nairobi peace talks in December 1985, the Ugandan ruler ordered two sisters working as prostitutes and informers for the NRA, Margaret, and Anne Katanywa, to help get rid of Kabundu. Margaret and Anne Katanywa convinced a UNLA officer they were dating; Lt. Col. Obonyo that Kabundu was an NRA rebel. Obonyo had Kabundu taken to the Lutembe beach off the Kampala-Entebbe road where he was killed, his buttocks cut off in order to show that the Tito Okello regime was not sincere about peace talks. Two years before this, the Ugandan ruler had used the same tactic in killing a prominent Muhima in Entebbe, Thompson Sabiti.

46. Lt. Sam Katabarwa, NRA commander, 1986. Sent to mediate peace with UPC government, was arrested but was alive after Museveni took power in 1986 was killed on his orders. He was a popular officer seen as a threat to the Ugandan ruler’s power.

47. Capt. Robert Kagata Namiti, UNLA army officer, 1986. Murdered by a slow-acting poison injection by the NRA medical services on the Ugandan ruler’s orders because he knew details of who killed Sam Katabarwa.

48. Capt. Abbey Kalega Sserwada, former Uganda Freedom Movement commander, 1986. He was arrested and detained at Lubiri barracks, tortured, his ears were cut off and he was killed by senior NRA officers with Museveni’s approval.

49. Francis Gureme, NRA officer, son of a retired civil servant and writer F.D.R. Gureme, 1986. Killed in northern Uganda allegedly by rebels during a mission. The real reason was a setup, on orders of the Ugandan ruler(Museveni), after Gureme began asking too many questions about NRA atrocities in the north.

50. Major Peter Musana, former head of School of Logistics and Engineering, Jinja, 1987. Reasons unclear. He was killed by a slow-acting poison a few months after being released from prison. He might have known Capt. Namiti and how he died.

51. Andrew Lutakome Kayiira, cabinet minister and former leader of the Uganda Freedom Movement, 1987. Shot dead in Konge, Makindye, Kampala by a hit squad comprising Major Paul Kagame, James Kazini, Lt. Col. Kasirye Gwanga, Lt. Col. Moses Nyanzi (a.k.a “Drago”) and ESO assassin Humphrey Babukika. In the 1980s bush wars, Kayiira’s UFM was always the better equipped force than Museveni’s NRA and Museveni felt Kayiira was his main rival for power. The Scotland Yard report on Kayira’s death is reported to have mentioned Major Paul Kagame or Brig. Jim Muhwezi as the architect of the assassination.

52. Lance Sera Muwanga, housed the Ugandan ruler’s family in exile in Sweden and human rights activist, 1988. Killed by slow-acting poison for his vocal views on the Ugandan ruler’s atrocities in northern Uganda and his elimination of his political. Muwanga and the BBC correspondent Henry Gombya in a joint 1986 work wrote that the “Black Bombers” hit squad of the NRA led by Patrick Lumumba, Paul Kagame, Matayo Kyaligonza, Pecos Kutesa, Hannington Mugabi, Jero Bwende, and others were the ones carrying out the massacres of civilians in the Luwero Triangle in order to blame them on the Obote regime.

53. Robert Ekinu, deputy secretary of the Treasury, 1988. He was shot on orders of the Ugandan ruler (Museveni) on a peace mission with other Teso ministers like Stanislaus Okurut, the killing blamed on the Teso rebels, so as to paint the Teso rebels in a bad light and justify the Ugandan ruler’s aggressive military offensive there. The Ugandan ruler pretended to be hurt by Ekinu’s death by giving Ekinu’s widow a job in the Bank of Uganda and giving the bereaved family the government house they occupied in Entebbe.

54. Henry Mugisa, DP stalwart, member of National Resistance Council and Managing Director of Consolidated Properties, the government parastatal, 1989. Shot dead at his Kololo, Kampala home on orders of the Ugandan ruler because he knew about Museveni’s hand in stealing government companies under the guise of privatization. The Ugandan ruler gave away his guilt by having Mugisa’s body flown to his burial in Bunyoro and a high-powered government delegation attending the funeral.

55. Major General Fred Rwigyema, first commander of Rwandan Patriotic Army and former minister of state for defence, 1990. Shot by Major Peter Baingana and Major Chris Bunyenyezi on orders of Museveni. Rwigyema had been telling his wife Jeanette that his life was in danger in Uganda, that’s why he decided to defect to Rwanda before Museveni could assassinate him.

56. Major Peter Baingana, Rwandan Patriotic Army commander, 1990. Shot dead at a farm inside Uganda by Major General Salim Saleh on orders of the Ugandan ruler, to cover up the Ugandan ruler’s assassination of Fred Rwigyema.

57. Major Chris Bunyenyezi, Rwandan Patriotic Army commander, 1990. Shot dead at a farm inside Uganda by Major General Salim Saleh on orders of Museveni, to cover up the Ugandan ruler’s assassination of Fred Rwigyema.

58. Chris Mboijana, General Manager of Uganda Airlines, 1990. Poisoned in London after Museveni stole money intended by management to buy four new Airbus planes for Uganda Airlines. Museveni knew that the trail of the theft would lead to him and he had to get rid of Mboijana who was once one of his staunchest supporters.

59. Paulo Muwanga, former vice president and chairman of the Military Commission, 1991. Injected with slow-acting poison in Luzira prison because he knew details of Museveni’s orchestrated genocide in Luwero Triangle.

60. John Begumisa, Commercial manager of Uganda Airlines, 1992. Shot dead at his home in Entebbe, after Museveni stole the money intended to buy four new Airbus planes for Uganda Airlines. NRA killers dressed up as doctors were brought to Grade A Hospital in Entebbe to make sure the wounded Begumisa did not survive the gunshot wounds.

61. Edward Mugalu, Kampala businessman and Democratic Party supporter, 1992. Shot dead near Lugogo, Kampala, on orders of Museveni, as part of his plan to eliminate DP figures close to Andrew Kayiira. Mugalu was also a strong Buganda monarchist and influential businessman.

62. Prof. Dan Mudoola, Makerere University lecturer and vice chairman of the Constitutional Review Commission., 1993. He was killed in a grenade attack in Wandegeya in order to frustrate the progress of the constitution-making process.

63. Dr Francis Kidubuka, Makerere University lecturer, 1993. Killed by a grenade while having a drink outside the Paris Hotel in Wandegeya with Mudoola.

64. Amon Bazira, former UPC deputy minister, 1993. Bazira was shot dead in Nakuru, Kenya by ESO assassin Humphrey Babukika, in a plot hatched by Museveni.

65. President Melchior Ndadaye, head of state of Burundi, 1993. Assassins of Ndadaye were given shelter in Uganda and after the mission was accomplished, were housed at state expense in the Kampala Sheraton Hotel.

66. President Juvenal Habyarimana, head of state of Rwanda, 1994. Killed in missile attack on his plane, ordered by Museveni. Habyarimana had approached ISO director general Brig. Jim Muhwezi with money and surface-to-air missiles to shoot down Museveni’s plane. Museveni gave Muhwezi the money and decided to hit Habyarimana with his own medicine. The assassins were trained near Lake Nabugabo in Masaka and the missiles were driven into Rwanda by RFA officer James Kabareebe.

67. President Cyprien Ntaryamira, head of state of Burundi, 1994. Killed in Habyarimana’s plane.

68.Benjamin Matogo, Uganda’s High Commissioner to Tanzania, 1994. Matogo had gained sensitive information that Museveni masterminded the genocide against the Tutsi of Rwanda even before Habyarimana was assassinated. Ugandan intelligence intercepted his communication in which they knew he knew of Museveni’s role in both the assassination of Habyarimana and Ntarymira and the Ugandan death squads Museveni got to dress up as Hutu extremists that would kill Tutsis at random as he had done in Luwero Triangle. Matogo was killed using a slow-acting poison.

69. Hussein Musa Njuki, journalist and editor of Assalaam and former editor of Shariat newsletters, 1995. Killed by agents of Military Intelligence using a poison that induces sudden heart attacks and he was taken to a Kampala police station to die. Njuki had become a strong critic of Museveni’s regime. Museveni used Njuki and Ahmed Seguya as FRONASA men to distribute disinformation in Uganda in the Amin era.

70. Lt. Col. Ladislaw Serwanga Lwanga, former NRA chief political commissar, 1996. Killed by slow-acting poison although he was also HIV-positive because he was seen as a threat poised by vocal Baganda officers.

71. Lt. Michael Shalita, Intelligence officer with the Internal Security Organization, 1997. Shot in Kamwokya on orders of the Ugandan ruler. Shalita was investigating cases of massive corruption involving top government parastatals like the Uganda Revenue Authority and the Uganda Posts & Telecommunications Corporation in which the Museveni’s family had an interest.

72. Brig. Fred Kamwesiga, 1997, Invited to State House dinner with Museveni and contagious poison put in his plate, for opposing parliamentary candidature of Augustine Ruzindana and calling Ruzindana a Rwandese unfit to run for MP in Uganda.

73. Joanne Cotton, one of eight western tourists, killed in Bwindi national park, 1999. The murders were planned personally Museveni in order to scare the West and justify Uganda’s invasion of Congo on the excuse of pursuing the ADF rebels and Rwandan Interahamwe who were accused of committing the crime. At a press conference in Kampala after the killings, Museveni pretended to be very hurt by the tourists’ deaths and took charge of the hunt for the killers.

74. Steve Roberts, one of eight western tourists, killed in Bwindi national park, 1999.

75. Mark Lindgren, one of eight western tourists, killed in Bwindi national park, 1999.

76. Martin Friend, one of eight western tourists, killed in Bwindi national park, 1999.

77. Gary Tappenden, one of eight western tourists, killed in Bwindi national park, 1999.

78. Rob Haubner, one of eight western tourists, killed in Bwindi national park, 1999.

79. Susan Miller, one of eight western tourists, killed in Bwindi national park, 1999.

80. Lt. Col. Jet Mwebaze, UPDF officer, 1999. Shot in the forehead in Congo on orders of Salim Saleh with Museveni’s approval, for questioning why Saleh and Museveni’s son Muhoozi Kainerugaba were exporting beef to Congo and looting minerals, instead of looking out for Uganda’s security interests. The government claimed it was an accident but there was an unexplained gunshot wound on his forehead. His body was returned in a sealed coffin and his family was not allowed to view his body. His brother, General James Kazini, is still convinced that there was foul play in Mwebaze’s death.

81. Anthony Ssekweyama, DP stalwart and human rights activist, 1999. Murdered and a fake car accident staged to cover up, on orders of the Ugandan ruler after he catalogued Museveni’s murder of high profile Ugandans and the NRA’s atrocities in northern Uganda. Fortunately, forensic evidence of Ssekweyama’s murder was smuggled out of Uganda.

82. Charles Owor, national electoral commissioner, 2000. He was shot dead in Kenya by ESO agents and an accident faked after he protested vigorously at the massive rigging that robbed DP presidential candidate in the 1996 election. The owner had sensitive and damning evidence of how Museveni rigged the 1996 election.

83. Henry Kayondo, lawyer and DP diehard, 2000. He was poisoned by the same East Bloc KGB poison used to kill Brig. Kamwesiga, which induces sudden heart failure and makes people believe it was a genuine heart attack. Kayondo was a consistent critic of the NRM’s anti-democratic tendencies and the Ugandan ruler ordered him silenced.

84. Mukono, Uganda Posts & Telecommunications employee, 2000. Mr. Mukono was gunned down at his home in Namungoona the day before he was supposed to testify at a commission probe into shady activities in the company. The killers, sent by Museveni, left with Mukono’s briefcase where he had put files and official documents of evidence.

85. President Laurent Desire Kabila, head of state of the Democratic Republic of Congo, 2001. Shot dead by a bodyguard of Col. Kahinda Otafiire. An ESO intelligence officer confirmed to Reuter’s agency that Kabila was dead when the rest of the world was still guessing.

86. Spencer Turomwe, opposition mobilizer and husband to Betty Olive Kamya, 2001. Although he was HIV-positive and was killed by Military Intelligence agents dressed up as doctors using a slow-acting poison injection because of his influence as a mobilizer and vocal NRM government critic. The government said they hoped his widow Betty Kamya would be intimidated by their murder of Turomwe but instead, she became bolder as an FDC envoy.

87.Agnes Katama, managing director of SWIPCO procurement company, 2002. She was murdered and her death was blamed on a staged car accident on the Kampala-Fort Portal road because she was beginning to question too much the huge corrupt deals involving the First Family in government procurements

88. Brig. Gad Wilson Toko, former minister of Defence, 2002 Murdered in a fake accident. Toko during a session of the peace talks in Nairobi had walked across the table and slapped the Ugandan ruler, shouting angrily why Museveni a Rwandese was determined to fight “your wars in our country.” Museveni never forgave him for that public slap.

89. Christine Kania, a member of the Constitutional Review Commission, 2002. She was killed on the same day as Brig. Toko

90. Deus Mugizi, former Uganda Airlines manager, 2002. Gunmen came to his home in Bunga outside Kampala and as his mother pleaded for her son’s life, they said they had not come for the property but for his life. Mugizi had protested many times at the sale of Uganda Airlines’ routes to the new East African Airlines which is owned in part by the Ugandan ruler family. He also knew about the four Airbus planes that Uganda Airlines was supposed to have bought but Museveni siphoned off the money.

91. Jonah Mulindwa, a cameraman with Presidential Press Unit, 2003. He was an eyewitness to some dirty dealings that Museveni was conducting in State House. Museveni has a secret room in the State House which only he opens, where he keeps a statue of himself surrounded by bones, skulls, and witchcraft items. One day, Museveni’s wife opened the room, saw the skulls and bones and almost fainted.

92. Francis Ayume, Solicitor General and Attorney General, 2004. Shot dead by Anthony Butele and them accident faked. The family was discouraged from viewing Ayume’s body. Ayume had been a strong critic of the Third Term project and was viewed as presidential material.

93. Robinah Kiyingi, Kampala lawyer and country director of Transparency International, 2005. Shot dead outside her home just outside Kampala. She had gathered damning data on her laptop computer on the massive corruption personally sanctioned by the Ugandan ruler for his family. Transparency International had estimated the Museveni’s worth was at $4billion. The Ugandan ruler gave away his hand in Kiyingi’s murder by saying he had a great interest in following how the case and trial were going.

94. John Garang Demabior, First Vice President of Sudan and chairman of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement, 2005. Killed aboard the Ugandan ruler’s helicopter. Garang had come to Uganda to demand back a huge cache of arms belonging to the SPLA which the Ugandan ruler had stolen and could not account for. The altimeter on the helicopter was tampered with in order to endanger the craft and the SPLA using global positioning systems established that the helicopter came down inside Uganda and not Sudan as Kampala claimed.

95. Sgt. John Atwine, alleged killer of Robinah Kiyingi, 2005. Poisoned in Luzira prison to cover up evidence of his framing and Museveni’s role in the murder of Robinah Kiyingi.

96. Kevin Aliro, Managing Editor, Weekly Observer, 2005. Museveni’s main methods of dealing with his opponents since the 1990s has been to hit them when they are HIV-positive and in that way few people see the cause of death as foul play. He did this with Spencer Turomwe and Kevin Aliro, one of the courageous critics of the government. Patriotic sources in intelligence who are disgusted with the Museveni’s handling of the country passed this information on to the Opposition that Aliro was actually killed using the poison spray.

97. Brigadier Noble Mayombo

101. ALFRED BONGOMIN: On February 12, 2002, politician Alfred Bongomin, who was the LC III chairman for Pabbo sub-county in Gulu district and a Movement stalwart, was gunned down in Gulu town.

98. ERIA BUGEMBE (KASIWUKIRA) the October 12, 2016 judgment by Justice Wilson Masalu Musene brought relief and joy for Sarah Nabikolo, the widow, who was acquitted of murdering her husband Eria Bugembe Ssebunya aka Kasiwukira in 2014.

99. JOHN AHIMBISIBWE: After spending a year in Luzira prison, Ivan Kamyuka, who is being accused of murdering John alias Ahimbisibwe, was granted bail by the High court on October 28, 2016.

100. DONAH BETTY KATUSABE: Nine people are supposed to face trial in the High court for their role in the brutal murder of business lady Donah Betty Katusabe in 2015. The highest-profile of them is Aaron Baguma, the former Kampala Central police station commander, and Muhammed Ssebuwufu, the owner of Pine car bond, where Katusabe was allegedly murdered from. Others are Godfrey Kayiza, Philip Mirambe, Stephen Lwanga, Paul Tasingika, Yoweri Kitayimba, Shaban Otuddu, and Damaseni Ssentongo.

101. SHEIKH ABDUL KADHIR MUWAYA: On December 25, 2014, as the rest of Ugandans were enjoying Christmas day, the leader of the  Shiite Muslim sect in Uganda, Sheikh Abdul Kadhir Muwaya, met his death.

102. CERINAH NEBANDA: By the time she died mysteriously on December 14, 2012, Cerinah Nebanda, 24, was one and a half years into her first term as Woman MP for Butaleja district.

103. Fred Rubereza Nkuranga

104. 23 young women in Nansana and Wakiso

105. Maria Nagirinya

106. Ronald Kitayimbwa Driver to Nagirinya

107. Assistant Inspector General of Police Felix Kaweesi

108. Chief Inspector of Police Muhammed Kirumira

109. MP for Arua Municipality Col (Rtd) Ibrahim Abiriga

110. Former Assistant Prosecutor Joan Kagezi Namazzi

111. Major Mohamed Kiggundu,

112. Several Muslim Sheikhs

113. 23 young women in Nansana and Wakiso

114. Yasin Kawuma (Bobi Wine’s Driver)

115. Maria Nagirinya

116.Ritah Nabukenya

117. Catholic church Archbishop Cyprian kizito Lwanga

118.Orthodox church Archbishop Jonah Lwanga

119. Doctor Anas Kaliisa

120.Bishop kaggwa of Masaka diocese

121. Major Kasirye Kangwa

122. Major Suleiman Kiggundu,

123.General Aronda Nyakayirima.

124. Major general Paul Lokech

125- Brahim Muwanga Kibirige

126- Suzan Magara,

127- Peter Kibirango

128- Adam Mulongo

229- Over 80 youth both at Lugogo and Kabalagala, who perished in the 2010 World Cup final bomb saga

200- Students of Buddo Junior School, who vanished in the fire that destroyed their school.

201- The many Women in Wakiso who were killed by pang wielded men.

202- People in Lwengo who were killed by organized criminals aided by the police 

203- Also Nowadays, many supporters of the people power movement, are always murdered by police and the army

204- Kasese murder

COMPILED BY, FRANCIS KASIBANTE

FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY.

My fellow Ugandan brothers and sisters, when one reads history about Museveni, it depicts that he is not a person. He is a devil, a manipulator who has kept Ugandans in poverty with the intention of ruling Ugandans for life. I have therefore decided to write this article after seeing the above advertisement that House Keepers are urgently needed in Saudi Arabia and Dubai. My mind is swimming in a sea of thoughts and I have a plethora of questions which of course Museveni’s government cannot answer. Does the Ugandan government award degrees to the youth to go to Arab countries to work as Housekeepers? Hasn’t the government ever heard that many Ugandan youths who go to Arab countries have not been treated like human beings? A number of them have been maltreated, raped, not paid the exact amount of money which is agreed on in their contracts, and also countless Ugandan youth have lost their lives or are intentionally killed to take out their body organs for sale. The government is aware of what is happening to Ugandans in the middle east but the fact that we are being ruled by Rwandese they do not mind about the conditions of Ugandans not only in Uganda but also outside Uganda.

How can a nation rely on human slavery? Without any shame, Museveni’s useless government is proud of the mess they have done in Uganda hence keeps on advertising for such degrading jobs in the middle east yet Ugandan youths qualify to work in very important offices rather than babysitting a job that can be done by any school dropout. What even surprising is that the current devilish Rwandese government in Uganda is fond of spreading wrong information that Ugandans will be offered free return flights, insurance, and all other benefits but when our youth go to the Middle East, they face hell and even if they want to come back they can’t because their passports are taken away from them, leading innocent young ladies and gentlemen into real slavery. What a shame for Lutabasirwa Tibuhaburwa’s government. Why did that Rwandese come to Uganda to make Ugandans suffer as if we don’t have a country? We need to unite and get rid of them.

Fellow Ugandans we are in a moment in history when so much is possible if we are determined to liberate our country. Now is the time to push forward on the progressive desires into actions that will create a Uganda that works for all of us. We have to embark on serious transformative policies and actions that include rebuilding Uganda’s economy and restructuring it to be more fair and equitable something that will stop our Ugandan youth from going for slavery in the Middle East. We also have an obligation of protecting Ugandan democracy; dismantling Museveni’s Rwandese supremacy that he has created for all the years he has ruled Uganda, rejuvenating our education system, health, transportation which is a death trap for people in Uganda, the list is endless. Doing all the mentioned elements will help us have a lovely Uganda in the future and hence, leaving a lasting legacy for the future Ugandan generations that will never ever admire to leave for neither the Middle East nor any other part of the world to suffer from there. Ugandan youths have become exports to the Arab world because there are no jobs in Uganda. Generally, the whole country is in a total mess because we are being ruled by uncultured pigs that do not have any plans for our country.

It sucks and really hurts that innocent Ugandan youth are taken out of their country after graduating from different institutions, to be sold like commodities. It is heartbreaking that those Innocent Ugandans who are ready to venture into the world are tortured, raped, done all inexplicable and innumerable terrifying unwanted things when they are in the middle East. It goes without saying that, our fellow Ugandan brothers and sisters are at their wits’ end in Saudi Arabia whereas the Rwandese who sell them based on the intention of reducing Uganda’s population are jubilating. Dear Ugandans, please stop taking your sons and daughters to the Arab world because those jobs in the Arab countries are in form of slavery with low pay and no security. The jobs demand 24/7 availability but don’t guarantee benefits like; health care and paid sick leave, and are often unsafe. It is worse to hear that in most cases it is not a guarantee for your child to return. You will even be so chanced to bury your child’s body if at all he/she is brought back home.

My compatriots, Museveni’s government is really bad. The reason why our youths are sold or exported to the Arab countries is; Uganda doesn’t have enough government companies and parastatal bodies to employ the youths who have become a problem since the youths are the majority in the country. It is good to note by the way that, Uganda had enough parastatals which used to employ a big number of Ugandan youths. But in 1991, the government embarked on a large-scale of selling off previously state-owned parastatals claiming that Ugandans were not educated and that didn’t have the skills and expertise of running them thus, were sold by the current mafia government. However, it turned out, that the new buyers were not any better because our national assets fell in the hands of hungry wolves, who bought the previously owned national assets, in disguise of foreign investors. My questions to the Rwandese man Museveni are; 1-Can devil Museveni clarify to the people of Uganda the type of buyers who bought those government-owned properties to make them even worse than before? 2-How those parastatals were sold? 3- What was done with the money got from all those assets? It is lamentable to see that, having sold all government-owned parastatal bodies Uganda, still is not a productive country. Most of the goods we consume are either imported from China or other countries. At this juncture, I want to make it clear to all Ugandans that, Museveni’s selling off all the parastatals was done with the purpose of making Ugandans poor so that he can be able to rule us for life since it is not a piece of cake to rule people who have money. The list of the parastatals which were sold is really long. Below are some of them.

1.Uganda Airlines	47.Uganda Securiko Ltd
2.Nile Breweries Ltd	48.Agricultural Enterprises Ltd
3.Uganda Spinning Mills	49.Uganda Tea Corporation Ltd
4.East African Distilleries	50.TUMPECO
5.Uganda American Insurance	51.Lake Victoria Bottling Co. Ltd
6.Shell (U) Ltd	52.Blenders (U) Ltd
7.White Horse Inn	53.Hotel Margherita
8.Mt. Moroto Hotel	54.Rock Hotel
9.Uganda Cement Ind. -Hima	55.Lira Hotel
10.Soroti Hotel	56.Hilltop Hotel
11.Uganda Fisheries Enterprises	57.Mt. Elgon Hotel
12.White Rhino Hotel	58.Uganda Leather and Tanning
13.Uganda Meat Packers Ltd	59.Lake Victoria Hotel Ltd
14.Lake Victoria Hotel Ltd	60.Uganda Hardwares Ltd
15.Winits (U) Ltd	61.Mweya Safari Lodge
16.Uganda Cement Ind.- Tororo	62.Uganda Motors Ltd
17.Kampala Auto Centre	63.Dairy Corporation
18.Kinyara Sugar	64.Uganda Railways Corp
19.National Housing	65.New Vision
20.Nile Hotel International Ltd	66.Uganda Electricity Generation Co
21.Uganda Electricity Distribution	67.DFCU
22.Foods & Beverages Ltd	68.Uganda Grain Milling
23.Total (U) Ltd	69.African Textile Mills
24.Fresh Foods Ltd	70.Uganda Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
25.Uganda Hire Purchase Co.	71.Republic Motors 100 100
26.NYTIL	72.African Ceramics Co.
27.Motorcraft and Sales Ltd.	73.Stanbic Bank (U) Ltd.
28.Kibimba Rice Co. Ltd.	74.Agip (U) Ltd
29.Associated Match company	75.Transocean 1998 (U) Ltd
30.Comrade Cycles (U) Ltd.	76.Uganda Meat Packers Ltd
31.Uganda Crane Estates Ltd.	77.Uganda Ind. Machinery Ltd.
32.Barclays Bank of Uganda Ltd 33.Bank of Baroda	78.Apollo Hotel Corporation Ltd. 79.BAT Uganda
34.Lango Dev. Co.	80.PAPCO Industries Ltd.
35.Second National Operator	81.Entebbe Handling Services
36.BAT Uganda	82.NEC Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
37.Kakira Sugar Works	83.Masindi Hotel
38.Steel Corporation of EA	84.Uganda Garment Industries
39.Central Purchasing Company	85.Uganda Telecom Ltd
40.Uganda Clays Ltd.	86.Uganda Commercial Bank
41.Uganda Commercial Bank	87.Rwenzori Highland Tea Co
42.Uganda Transport Corporation (U.T.C),	88.Barclays Banks Uganda Limited,
43.British American Tobacco (B.T.A),	89.Post office Uganda,
44.Uganda Telecommunications,	90.Uganda Commercial Bank( UCB)
45.National Insurance Corporation	91.Uganda Railway
46.Agriculture Enterprises	The list is endless.

In conclusion, Museveni’s government sold all Ugandan parastatal bodies in order to rule poor Ugandans. That is why his rotten administration has curtailed all private business activities. Unfortunately, this has resulted in Uganda’s economy being monopolized by the NRM party in power and Museveni’s close military Rwandese plus his henchmen. People who live in the diasporas, much as you hold passports of other different countries, I strongly urge you, to find means and ways of stopping Museveni’s bad governance because you are also Ugandans who contribute to the well-being of our relatives back home in particular and Uganda in general.

WRITTEN BY, FRANCIS KASIBANTE

FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY.

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With Uganda being in a second phase of the spread of COVID-19, there has been a lot of seriousness and drama on the opposite side. Ugandans woke up to asking for accountability of the money which they solicited amongst themselves last year as contributions towards the fight despite the many times the Ministry of Health came out to explain everything.
Additionally by February 2021, Uganda wasn’t registering any new cases of the contagious COVID-19. This was joy and peace to every Ugandan except the bar owners & operators, comedians and the musicians. I guess at this point vaccination was nowhere a priority for the population since none was getting sick amidst the opening of the airport and the borders to cross boundary movements. But then how again were we locked down? And again we are slowly opening up, should we say that we are defeating COVID-19 like we did before? Let’s dissect through a few issues around the pandemic and the economy.

Only 5.26% of the 22million target population has been vaccinated since March 2021, loosely meaning that only 1.052% has been vaccinated per month. Considering these rates with the hoarding of the vaccines by the manufacturer countries, when shall Uganda be able to open up most of it’s economy?

Let’s agree that there is a silent catastrophe that is hitting our generations. True, education isn’t the source of knowledge but it’s the organised way to shape, share and gain knowledge across different fields. And as it’s said that “a society which lacks knowledge is partially blind and dumb” guess what awaits our future generations. We can’t open schools after vaccinations like the President suggested in his recent address on COVID-19. This would be the greatest dream of all times.

Also appearing before the press, the Minister for Finance, Hon.Matia Kasaija boldly told the Private school owners to sell off some of their property to service their loans. This was an answer to a call by the same school owners to the government for a hand in paying some of the loans. We shall ask ourselves some questions: which schools have the highest number of Ugandan children, private or government? Should we say that the government aided schools that are situated in the city don’t have loans too? Well, I’m pretty sure, that some of the city government schools hire teachers from the private schools on private salaries and where possibly does that private money come from? Not letting questions get us off-the-course, allow me to tell you that with such boldness as exhibited by Hon. Kasaija to the Private Sector which is a bigger contributor to the employment pool, our nation’s economy still has a century to recover.

On the other hand, since June 2020, the President, the Ministry of Trade and Ministry of Finance have been promising a stimulus package to the most hit sectors of the economy. First of all which sectors of the economy are hit worst? Is it the Entertainment industry which has spent 18 months closed, or it’s the tourism industry which has has been opened since October 2020? Think and find out. However, my biggest question here is; how much money has the government set aside to provide this stimulus?

As Ugandans our urge to the government is simple, if the ministries of health and finance can’t quicken the purchase of the vaccines and provide enough stimulus packages, then it’s better off we are let into the society to make money to sustain ourselves and also keep our economy thriving. I am aware that COVID kills and I condole with all those Ugandans who have lost their loved ones to this deadly virus but we also ought to know that hunger and depression kill too. Therefore, as people have always died of the sicknesses in the past, we can live with this while we make money. After all, even when we lock-down the country, people still die. However, we won’t die as people think, since we already have scientists who work tooth and nail to provide either medicine or vaccine to the disease and virus.
For God and My Country

About the Writer.

Ahebwe Brian is a university student doing a degree in Automotive and Power Engineering. He is also a fellow at Writer’s Space Africa – Ugandan Chapter. He is also a volunteering Human Resource Manager at Debate Institute Africa. He serves in the 17th Guild Leadership at Kyambogo University.

Fellow Ugandans, I wish to vividly let you know that we are all victims and prey to Museveni’s blood-stained regime. What does that require us to do then? It requires us to fight really hard wherever we are to get rid of Museveni. It is no longer a secret. We are all entangled in circles of Museveni’s strong spy networks everywhere we live. It will be good if we do not even give a chance to Museveni to complete the term of office which he doesn’t merit to have because he just rigged the elections. We have to know that fighting for freedom requires fearless resistance. That is exactly what people like Bobi wine are showing us today and it is our obligation as citizens of the same country to give them a hand. Let us not forget that freedom is victory over fear. We shall all be victorious if we put fear aside of course putting into consideration Nelson Mandela’s words that “Courage is NOT the absence of fear but it is a triumph over it” Having said that, I am therefore of the view that, it is our obligation to make Uganda a free country in which our voices are heard. No one will do it for us.

Brothers and sisters let us be sincere to ourselves. A number of us are out of the country but we can’t tell exactly our country mates what we either go through or we went through when requesting documents or seeking asylum. In fact, the mental or psychological torture people go through should have been a driving force to make us fight for our democracy. I am sure that most of you Ugandans where you live in the diaspora go/ went through what we call tough moments to settle where you are, unfortunately, that makes you feel comfortable not even bothering at all to be part and parcel of the fighters for democracy in your own country. However, it will be very unfair if I don’t thank all those people who live in the diaspora and have genuinely participated wholeheartedly in the struggle. But also, I wish to remind all those who have not done anything in the struggle that, East or West home is best. Why don’t we really cherish where we come from? Who do you think is going to fight for you to make things better in Uganda? Why don’t we come together as Ugandans to get Museveni out of power? A useless president, a foreigner who has been in power for more than 35 years! Do you think that Museveni still has any vision for our country?

We are out of our country because of a Vampire which is in his doddery stage, a creature that does no longer have any vision for Uganda. It is really sad to be in between a rock and a hard place and yet the only solution is to come together and push Museveni out of the country as he did to his predecessors.  Museveni’s rigging of the elections plunged Uganda into darkness again. Uganda would have been the best country to live in if we were not being ruled by a foreigner Museveni who has never had any vision for our country.  We have to assert our identity as Ugandans by getting rid of Museveni who is not part of us. That is why I do emphasize the point that it is a good idea to come together to fight and also protect our democracy. All that Museveni has done in our country justifies the fact that he should not hold any office of honor or trust in our country because he himself is a criminal and above all, he is not a Ugandan. That is a fact and it is now known by many Ugandans. I want to remind all freedom fighters that we shall have to go through ups and downs and also face countless intimidations in the struggle of liberating Uganda. Bear it in mind my compatriots that it is our obligation as citizens of Uganda to act as symbols of change and if we are hopeful and persistent, we shall indeed make Uganda a better country the way we want it to be.

A government that cares about its citizens ensures protection peace and prosperity. Such a government also guarantees human rights, which is the component of freedom of speech and free movement. Its citizens must be free from any form of torture or any sort of degrading treatment. But it is really heartbreaking to see in Uganda rampant kidnappings, torture as well as killing journalists everywhere in the country. The fact is Museveni is doing that in order to instill fear in Ugandans because he knows that he is not the president-elect. Ugandans elected Robert Kyagulanyi Sentamu (Bobi wine) Let us not forget however that, a lot of people were killed during presidential campaigns. Those innocent Ugandans died because of Museveni’s greed for power. And now he is the same man who is kidnapping, torturing, and also killing the same Ugandans to add pain to the already wounded Ugandan hearts. It really hurts to have again a bloodstained failed administration which just rigged the elections. I want to tell Ugandans that leaving Uganda and keep silent, will not be a solution to Uganda’s problems. You have to be active by fighting for our democracy and rule of law because even in those democratic countries where you live, their citizens did shed their blood to enjoy the freedom you also enjoy.

My humble request fellow citizen is to have a connective effort to see that we work together as Ugandans to get back our country from a few Rwandese who are ruling us. For me, I opine that having Museveni again as a president is an irremovable stain in our country’s history because that old man, a child of many lies and false promises has for long pushed and placed our country to the ruins. Dictatorship hurts democratic ideas. Museveni being a dictator is perpetually putting Uganda and her citizens into the deepest and darkest hole of the undemocratic system. Uganda is in a dark and regrettable moment because Museveni is no longer worthy to lead our country. He is well-known for a very long bad history of torturing and killing his opponents and also not respecting the rule of law. It is on record that for all the years Museveni has ruled our country he has totally failed to enshrine the press and its freedom in the Ugandan constitution. How do you expect him to do it when he is in his doddery stage?

Ugandans, let us continue taking Museveni as our number one enemy because he doesn’t want anything good for our country. I can assure you that Uganda is going to be stagnant in each and every sector and also a number of Ugandans are going to continue dying day and night. That is why we are witnessing rampant kidnappings and countless deaths. Fellow Ugandans, time and tide wait for no man. The more Museveni clings himself onto power when we are looking on without being part of the struggle to remove him from power, the more our country will continue to be in a such regrettable political mess. I know on one hand that Ugandans at home and abroad are still in shock because of Museveni’s victory. But on the other hand, Museveni’s henchmen and his other political goons are highly jubilating his victory that they are ready to continue ruining our motherland.  But let us not keep on crying for spilled milk. Something has to be done in any way possible or else Uganda will be in a devastating situation than before. Let us work in solidarity under the umbrella of having a cooperative approach to end Museveni’s domination of our democracy. Let us have a positive energy that will enable us to end autocratic rule. When shall we put in order the mess caused by Museveni’s government? Shall we even be in a position to do so if we isolate ourselves from the problem?

In conclusion, it is neither correct nor acceptable for Museveni to undermine Uganda’s democracy. We need unity in our country because Museveni has divided us a lot. And that is why Ugandans are suffering; psychologically, physically, economically, democratically, socially… But when will that situation end? The answer is, it is to unite as Ugandans and find a solution of stopping deplorable situations in our country

WRITTEN BY, FRANCIS KASIBANTE

FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY.