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AG Kiryowa Kiwanuka is the wrong man for the wrong job

AG Kiryowa Kiwanuka is the wrong man for the wrong job
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Will Uganda have another 'accidental leader?'

Daily Monitor Sunday February 21 2021 Summary The fact that leaders die or are removed from office tells us that leadership is a limited edition in any dispensation.   Advertisement He was already well known for being a member of the then Parliament, the National Resistance Council.  By this token, he smoothly operated as a member of Apac District Council V and as a lecturer at Makerere Business School.  So he had the good reputation to fraternise with the waitresses in the bar and not be rebuked by them for his roving eye’s impersonation of Lionel Richie’s song Wandering Stranger.  Then, one day, everything changed. 

Believe Museveni at your own  risk – former MP Kanyomozi

Believe Museveni at your own  risk – former MP Kanyomozi
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Will new women leaders carry on the legacy?

news Will new women leaders carry on the legacy? Eronie Kamukama Florence Alice Lubega emerges in a wheelchair, her aging face beaming with joy at the sight of a visitor. She is now 103 years old and still manages to remind us that she served as a legislator in Uganda back in the day. She is not just any legislator though. According to Lubega, there were five men and she served as the only woman on the Legislative Council (LEGCO) between 1958 and 1961. In 1962, she returned as Member of Parliament representing Ssingo North West Constituency, now present day Mityana and Mubende districts. This made her the first female Ugandan MP. “People voted for me. They wanted a woman in Parliament,” she says in her mumbling speech. Decades before Uganda’s independence, the role of women in Uganda’s politics remained restricted. It is only with independence and a new constitution in 1962, that women above the age of 21 were allowed the right to vote. The National Assem

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