BREAKING NEWS; KIVUMBI TO HOLD NRM FLAG IN KAMPALA CENTRAL PARLIAMENTARY BYE ELECTION 2013;

BREAKING NEWS; KIVUMBI TO HOLD NRM FLAG IN KAMPALA CENTRAL PARLIAMENTARY BYE ELECTION 2013; Young Politician Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Has Expressed Interest again for Kampala Central Parliamentary Position and Has Written to State House & National Resistance Movement Secretariat Asking for NRM Flag. Kivumbi 24 Years of age first contested for MP of Kampala Central at the age of 21 in 2011. Following Judges' Verdict in which Mr. Nsereko Mohammad Zakke a "Rebel MP" has been ousted out of Parliament Finally, Kivumbi now believes that the Time is Now. Using his very 2011 Slogan "BECAUSE WE LOVE OUR CITY" this time he adds BECAUSE WE LOVE OUR CITY, TIME IS NOW. He is yet to call a Press Conference of declare his candidature but appeals to all who supported him in the last elections ad those who didn't to join up this time and send him to Parliament. Kivumbi further requests all those who can to donate U $1 or more towards his Campaign as last time he had a low budget. The Soft-spoken fellow on Friday night Appeared on 90 FM Radio One and unleashed his manifesto. Please post this on your walls and share with Friends. http://presidentkivumbi.wordpress.com/2013/09/09/breaking-news-kivumbi-to-hold-nrm-flag-in-kampala-central-parliamentary-bye-election-2013/

Kivumbi Meets Museveni, Facebook Comments

Gents n Ladies, I Have Met HIM, Right in His New Palace. We Have Dinned n Interacted up to 3:00am Dis Morning. He is so knowledgeable And A Humble man. People, Dis is Wat I Can Say 4 Now about President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni BUT We're Still in Talks.
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Isaac, I will, dis is not de last time to meet him, it's just a beginning sir.
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Joseph Ndaula Hope u r nt throwing yo self in the toilet my man and ipray u dont board da Bus of darkness. Inbox me katini we talk mo. .
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Jose, lets not go inbox. I can be record, lets discuss all biz here. U know ma dream, u know Africa. I need de support of de Ruling Government which ever it is to get there sir.
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Benson Sseruwagi So all of a sudden yo realizing how humble he is, and yo having talks with him. what if he lures u into joining him will u stand for what u believe?
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Benson, the AMERICANS have wat we call de AMERICAN DREAM, whether u r a Republican or Democrat it stands n remains. We all make mistakes, whether we r in opposition or in government. But how can we correct them and pursue our dream. Dis is de gist of de matter sir.
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Joseph Ndaula Walidde sente Ggwe guy, u are jst abt 2step down 4 hajji Nsereko in da name of astate house Job..
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Benson Sseruwagi Kivumbi Americans have the American dream and their actions reveal that they work for the interest of the nation. But we all know what museveni's agenda is. We've been following what's been happening in hoima and other places. All he wants is you to be on his side. Period. Otherwise I dont have any problem if the ruling party works with the opposition for the people's interests. I think mao has demonstrated that.
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Joseph sir, ma heart is beyond money, is beyond job, I tell u even wen de president doesn't employee me or even pay me, I will accept to carry his files with him wherever he travels around de world. he will introduce me to big Heads of State and tell them to back my 2027 Presidential Dream sir. if it was money, I would go to biz and get money but i entered politics b'cos i love dis nation and dis continent n I need people of high caliber to help me get there sir.
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Joseph Ndaula Benson < inw believe u ! Al elites of this nation save 4 the Beneficiaries ov the ruling govt wil vote 4 Mao. We r together with dat.
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Kivumbi yo disappointing me. Yes it's an honour to meet the president but that doesn't have to trigger you into singing praise to him. Let me ask did you mention to him all the injustices you feel in his administration? I can't believe this... all of a sudden you are accepting to carry his files which same files contain material that you are oppossed to because you want 2 be introduced to heads of state? That means you have say yes to everything he says becoz if u dont then yo not gonna be introduced. Now listen to me my brother before you consider your 2027 dream, the consider the freedom of your people first. Go and be a voice for them and see if they will not send u to that palace in 2027 without m7's back up. Its d pple who vote not those heads of state. and 4 yo own information, there's a succesion list already drawn in the movt so if yo thinking abt 2027, 4get. All they want is to use you. Thats allSee More
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Who r de Elites? R u despising our grand parents, our common people who r down there in de villages and ghettos of dis nation but never went 2 school? U r wrong u need to show sm respect sir. Those people r de majority voters and determine who our next president and leaders! U de elites as you call yo self do not even vote. U r so busy to do so. Mid yo tongue Jose.
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Ndaula, stop dreaming in broad day light... u & who? u expect Mao 2 be announced president by Kiggundu??? then be sworn in by d chief justice??? both pipo he says he doesn't trust their competence? dat wud mean they commit suicide dat ver...y day. M7 munene nyo 2 be taken down by yo lousy ballot kid! Will Mao bring his own Kayihura & Nyakairima or he will use these ones?? Uganda has Security opperatives dat are not even knwn by Parliament coz they get their Salary straight from State House, wat will u do when they become thugs robbing pipo like Obote Regime??? Some pipo are so frustrated with thier life dat now r starting to think of a pilitical saviour who is going to liberate everyone like a Hero.
M7 munene nyo temumusobola.. ate mugezi, kano akalulu kongera credibility ye abroad alyoke abafuge emyaka gyayagala like Fidel Castro.
Long live M7....naloooo!See More
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Omuana Isaacs ‎@ Kivumbi, its good u have seen d light...to get up there u need solid connections. D man is very well connected. wish u luck bro....
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin
Benson sir, I absolutely believe in this notion and dats wat i expect u and other compatriots to say but believe me or not Power and Leadership comes from de God of Heaven.Wether there's a successors or not, i believe there's a special grac...e on every leader with he is bad or not. Opposition leaders also do make "mistakes", sm of which u r unable to identify. Dis is not the point, de point is, how can I use the wisdom, determination and influence I have to serve the nation and people I have always loved. Me working in any ruling government dat ushers in is a blessing. I can still be of a blessing to me while in a ruling government as i can in opposition.Aren't there guys u r proud of in the ruling government?See More
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Enock Henry get me some one who has ever stopped the sun from shining or the rain, there are some things that can't be control'd by man n they have 2 happen 1 day...
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Isaac sir, wen look at a president lets not be shallow minded. Sm colleagues like Ndaula are missing out smth. Does he know that foreign policy matters? How is yo r/ship with those super powers, do they believe in u? wat about de army ? do u have its command or will even be elected by people n de following day they bring u down. Joseph, dis is Africa. Think beyond sir.
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Enock Henry Kivumbi u have changed so much...plz try to avoid disappoint ments!
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin I totally agree, these things r beyond human control but specifically in dis thread sir, can u give us an example?
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Benson Sseruwagi You know what Earnest, The choice is in your hands, do what u feel will take you some where and that's being on his side but remember your no longer gonna be free to speak out on anything just the way u want.
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Benson Sseruwagi What's president Bwanika's stand on this?
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Benson, do not run away from dis thread discussion, de issue is telling de world why u r saying wat and for wat. If u think u have strong reasons to stop Earnest from "serving" not "working" then tell de world sir. Am giving u strong reasons why I may serve in de ruling government.
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Olimu answer mwokulukunya: u r playing in de answer" Automatically as ma "boss" he can not let me go, u know very well wat this means esp at dis time but let me tell u, not even ma former boss John Ken Lukyamuzi wanted me to go but today we... still shake hands, gives me a lift when we meets on de way and tells me 'kivumbi, u r a fighter, why did u have 2 go?. but certain times in life we must "let go" there comes a time nga oyina kumila pine and do it, come wat may b'cos we differ in dreams n making dats y our choices smt differ and r challenged by by many.See More
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Benson Sseruwagi I dont have any problem with you working with NRM if you only promise me that you will stick to the truth and critisize them openly as always including the boss himself
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin I promise I will sir. Thanks very much.
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Benson Sseruwagi ok
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Joseph Ndaula NRM juuuuu !
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin NRM juuuu!
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Joseph Ndaula Kyekyo Mr President ! Al was jst kidding iremember i told u dat first smtym bak, try and make aflash bak !
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Joseph Ndaula Kyekyo Mr President ! Al was jst kidding iremember i told u dat first smtym bak, try and make aflash bak !
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Joseph Ndaula Kyekyo Mr President ! Al was jst kidding iremember i told u dat first smtym bak, try and make aflash bak !
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Ahahahaha, thanks so much. Allow me guys post dis thread to de media and also post it on ma webiste.
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Enock Henry Kivumbi give me 10 diffrent reason why u 'must' join NRM.
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Joseph Ndaula Kyekyo Mr President ! Al was jst kidding iremember i told u dat first smtym bak, try and make aflash bak !
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin
‎1-I have realized I stand better chances to reclaim the African Presidential Dream with the Ruling Government.
2-We have a Dream as a country which must pursue together, whether we're in opposition or in government; this should be considere...d by all politicians who r not looking dat there personal ambitions.
3-NRM is still strong all over the country, hate it ot love it.
4-Museveni has dominated a better foreign policy and makes the world believe that Uganda is the super power in Africa, militarily...
5- They have made mistakes, but we can re correct, reconcile and rebuild together-there's still room and chance to fight those which have failed in the recent past like zero Torrence on corruption...
6-I admire President Museveni as a person just as I do to kiiza Besigye, Abed Bwanika and John Ken Lukyamuzi. These guys are "fighters", have zeal n determination.
7-Power comes from God and if i t hasn't yet given it to Mao, Bwanika or Besigye it means Museveni still has it. "Join those ones you can not defeat, do not be jealousy or hate them"
8-The opposition has no funds or enough funds yet money answers all things says the Bible.
9-As a Young Man I need to work in institutions, get to know which is which and get links in all institutions for my political career.
10-Museveni promises to introduce me to African leaders and his friends and I work closely with him, he is also ganna support ma family. Point blank, i must tell de world the truth.See More
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Johannes Harmfred iam glad u did meet him
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Enock Henry how do u trust all that he said 2 u Mr. Kivumbi?
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Kayizzi Lukyamuzi Mr Kivumbi u speak like u were born yesterday. I mean u r just realising some of the things u mention. Okay, what was he like before u realised those attributes?
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Sebuufu Andrew what a coward !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sande Edwin The debate is hot, that's all i can say. All the best!
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Sande Edwin http://blogs.forbes.com/work-in-progress/2011/01/03/reverse-mentoring-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-beneficial/
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Enock Henry i here by conclude...Had Mr. Kivumbi not met the President personaly, he wldn't have joined NRM. There4 every shld first have a personal talk wit Museveni be4 he/she joins his party...
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Thanks u Hamfred.
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Am yet to know sir Mr Enock, but I believe he will fulfill, its sm times his aides who may stand in ma way but God forbid.
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Lukyamuzi, not born yesterday, I i look into de future sir.
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Andrew, a coward? o no!
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Thanks Edwin, indeed hot "hot seat"
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin Ahahahahahahaaha lol# Enock
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Kajjimu Ivan u going ladders.
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Abed Bwanika big decisions are a result of big preparation NOT A RESULT OF DINNER TIME. TIME WILL PROVE IF YOU ARE MOVING THE RIGHT DIRECTION.
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Kajjimu Ivan ‎@kivumbi heeeeee! now wc way are u? PDP or NRM
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Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin No, Ivan, I haven't written to my party bosses datI have resigned in PDP nor have I written to the EC dat am stepping down.
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Kivumbi's Cousin Tendo Daniel Nkajja Weds at 21 years of Age.

Kivumbi's Cousin Tendo Daniel Nkajja Weds at 21 years of Age.

Interesting I must say I do not know what you say about it but in the eyes of Yawey, I mean Jehovah God-the young man has taken one of the most perfect decisions and by that the young couple has won favor and and the blessings of God are yet to engulf them.

Daniel also known as Kidy born April 1989 is a profession pianist at Entebbe Full Gospel Church,
He takes homage in Entebbe though his parents are residents in Namasuba.

At this time there many questioning the scale of responsibility Kidy is getting into but I must tell you, there's no level in life where there's responsibility.

Viola Nakimba 19 is the girl she's getting married to this December, the Introduction ceremony (traditional marriage) is set this weekend Sat 06th Non 10. Viola will be taking her husband to be in Masaka where her parents live.

Th couple will be exchanging marriage vows at there church in Entebbe. I have decided to run this story on to inspire young people and those ageing but fear marriage. Many regard it at complicated basing on the words they hear and what they seem to see in some marriages. Let me challenge you, what you wanna see in your marriage is what you make it. Do not fear to make this commitment in guise of money and lack of trust in your spouse. Just have a feeling that yours will work out. As for and my lover Flavia Apio we shall get marriage net year 2011.

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Busoga Saga

Busoga SAGA

It’s close to 3 years now since His Highness Henry Wako Muloki the Kyabazinga of Busoga died.

It has come at a time when His Excellency President Museveni is on his 10 day tour in the Busoga Region. A region characterized of vicious poverty. Once one of Uganda’s most cherished and prospered region now in ruins!

The kingdom remains without a king and it’s the Uganda government’s deliberate attempts to hinder Basoga from electing a Kyabazinga.

PDP urges the president not to just tour. President Museveni should be able tackle and resolve various problems affecting the Basoga. There’s no justification of people dying of jiggers in this 21st Century.

The government should ensure re-industrialization of Jinja. This will open doors of opportunities for the people of Busoga.

Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin


Deputy Spokes Person PDP

Electricity; Uranium for Energy, Kivumbi Unleashes shocking facts

Electricity; Uranium for Energy

A nation that does not supply or manufacture enough energy for it's citizens will never sustain fully it's economy.
And if there's any chance to increase energy development, we've got to do it faster .

Uganda's energy distribution does not fully require private sector involvement if we are do away with exploitation.
Always the most important and crucial sectors of the economy need to be in hands of the government to necessitate requisition and utilization of resources, services and commodities on affordable fees by every national.
This explains why it was a mistake for the only Hydro Electricity Power distribution government enterprise to be privatized.
PDP is not saying that UMEME has not lived to it's expectations and that it's services are undesirable.
This should be got clearly that much as this company strives for excellency in the provision of it's services, many Ugandans remain dissatisfied especially at this time;
Whereas being a business like any other profit oriented company- it's not fair thinking about fixing a standard fee on electricity consumption as it wants to do (consumption of 0-50 units for 12000 UG X and 50-70 units for 26000 UG X).
An honest company would continue charging only for what a consumer has used.

Ugandans should also help UMEME while it losses millions every year to those who consume unpaid power and to those who steal it's gadgets.

PDP advocates for gentle and polite approach to this issue, we want electricity prices as mentioned in this year's budget to be implemented.

We ask that the power project in Jinja be not delayed.

There's no problem building a Uranium Power plant since we have this mineral in abundance as long as we comply with the International Laws.
President Museveni should not give politicians as an excuse for failed government programs like Kaluma Dam power project.

Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin
People's Development Party Deputy Spokes Person

Electricity; Uranium for Energy

A nation that does not supply or manufacture enough energy for it's citizens will never sustain fully it's economy.
And if there's any chance to increase energy development, we've got to do it faster .

Uganda's energy distribution does not fully require private sector involvement if we are do away with exploitation.
Always the most important and crucial sectors of the economy need to be in hands of the government to necessitate requisition and utilization of resources, services and commodities on affordable fees by every national.
This explains why it was a mistake for the only Hydro Electricity Power distribution government enterprise to be privatized.
PDP is not saying that UMEME has not lived to it's expectations and that it's services are undesirable.
This should be got clearly that much as this company strives for excellency in the provision of it's services, many Ugandans remain dissatisfied especially at this time;
Whereas being a business like any other profit oriented company- it's not fair thinking about fixing a standard fee on electricity consumption as it wants to do (consumption of 0-50 units for 12000 UG X and 50-70 units for 26000 UG X).
An honest company would continue charging only for what a consumer has used.

Ugandans should also help UMEME while it losses millions every year to those who consume unpaid power and to those who steal it's gadgets.

PDP advocates for gentle and polite approach to this issue, we want electricity prices as mentioned in this year's budget to be implemented.

We ask that the power project in Jinja be not delayed.

There's no problem building a Uranium Power plant since we have this mineral in abundance as long as we comply with the International Laws.
President Museveni should not give politicians as an excuse for failed government programs like Kaluma Dam power project.

Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin
People's Development Party Deputy Spokes Person

Uganda Voter Registration Ending on 14th June

Are you a Ugandan? Are you in the country ?

Are you 18 years and above?

Are you registered as a voter? If not, run quickly to a nearest Voter Registration center and do so or confirm your eligibility to vote for the 2011 National Elections before 14 June 2010.

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Museveni not tackling challenges we are facing as a nation; Dr Abed Bwanika

Great getting back to you after almost a full month, I appreciate your concern about me making it to my ambitions and that PDP is getting to power by the decision you have made to support us. Series of events have occurred but among the great is my Birth Day on 14th May, making it to 21 years; PDP continued tours deep in big and small villages of Uganda not forgetting towns.
We have equipped a task force with a heavy machinery - I mean whatever it is to ensure Dr Abed Bwanika our party president gets to State House and that at least the party secures 70 % Parliamentary seats and I have to assure you,this is possible.

We appreciate the work of media for covering us and we encourage the print media to offer us platform more than ever.

I am here this afternoon to bring to you briefly what has been covered in today's Press Conference;

Dr Abed has referred the Talk of the Nation's Address yesterday by His Excellency President Museveni at Parliament as Rhetoric and Recycled. " For resistance there roads which have always appeared pending in the previous budgets which he has promised to work on! others he has said are complete to the contrary."
His Excellence the next President of The Republic of Uganda argues that Mr. Museveni's State of the Nation's Address does not reflect the true picture of the nation.
The PDP President, also husband to Dr Gladys Bwanika wants the president to be in position to to tell the challenges we are facing as a nation and also focus on what the future calls. He attended personally this historical event yesterday Parliament.

Former presidential candidate has not missed to make his comment on the Opinion Polls by Daily Monitor of different presidential aspirants come 2011. He says they have been designed to shape opinion and interest of the Inter Party Coalition (IPC).
He has also criticized " Truth Every Day Paper" for being partial and an open supporter of Forum For Democratic Change (FDC) upon which he has stated that even when the Party President Dr Col Kizza Besigye coughs, to them it's news. He describes the poles as sectarian and tribal based which he says must stop.

Kivumbi Forgives Uganda Government for Persecuting Him.

It's unfortunate that the Uganda Government through the Police had wanted to end my political career when they chose to open charges against me early this year.

Kivumbi Now Uncle

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Minister Werikhe Should Be Arrested

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PROSECUTION FOR MINISTER WERIKHE NECESSARY

Much as the opposition emerged winner in Mbale municipality by-elections on Tuesday this week; the country and the entire world should know that the irregularities involved in all past elections-small or big depict deficiency and inefficiency of the Electro Commission.
It ought to be done voluntarily always for the E.C removing names of voters from the voters register. There have never been sound explanations as to why many voters’ names at the last moment do not appear.
Apart from nature factors the E.C should tell us why at so many occasions voting facilities are either not enough, arrive late or seem not in place.
If the E.C is to organize free and fair elections; must it be committed, transparent and never manipulated by any political party.
PDP wants minister Werikhe who allegedly got involved in the violent incident in which one person was shot and injured during the elections to be prosecuted.
His explanation is not vivid to assume innocence because you cannot just order your escort to shoot whenever there’s suspicion of danger- and danger of what magnitude?
Losing a Ugandan citizen at the order of minister counts much and we can not tolerate such orders and scenarios prevail.

Dr Mutende and all people who were affected and sustained injuries as a result of this should be compensated and treated by the minister himself. We have witnessed heads of state resigning or forced to do so as a result of there own mistakes. Bill Clinton stepped down because of a woman; how about here?


Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin

PDP National Coordinator

Eddoboozi Uganda/Buganda's New Paper of Record.

The biggest Baganda student and youth organization in Buganda, Nkoba za Mbogo, made history December 17, 2009, when they started publishing a professional newspaper – Eddoboozi. According to our source in Mmengo Bulange, Eddoboozi is the result of more than a year of careful planning and hard work by patriotic youths, and their advisors, in the midst of numerous roadblocks by the occupation NRM government and its agents. To deliver this project, Nkoba za Mbogo received assistance and mentoring from seasoned Baganda journalistssuch as Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda and Kalundi Serumaga as well as Baganda elders and ordinary kingdom citizens.

The really big day for the staff of Ddoboozi and the entire Buganda Kingdom came last week, when Ssabasajja Kabaka, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II chose to officially launch the paper (Photo courtesy of Eddoboozi). The lion of Buganda, who appeared very pleased by his subjects’ work, wrote and signed an autograph on one Eddoboozi copy. The Buganda minister for youth, Owek. Mathius Mpuuga presented the Ddoboozi project to Ssabasajja Kabaka.

The electronic version of Eddoboozi is available at www.eddoboozi.co.ug.

Baganda, especially in Kampala and Masaka, have welcomed Ddoboozi with much excitement. The Luganda paper comes four months after the oppressive NRM occupation government illegally closed CBS FM Radio, the official radio station of Buganda. Response in the dispora has been slower only because of lack of awareness. However, it is steadily growing the day.

One of the main writers at Buganda Post chief writer and moderator, Ms. Aisha Nankya, had this to say about the new Baganda newspaper: “Every Muganda who loves his or her Kingdom and Kabaka must be proud of what these gallant sons of daughters of Buganda have done. This is evidence that the best days for Buganda are ahead. Buganda Post has a national duty to support and promote Eddoboozi in all ways possible.

“Congratulations Nkoba za Mbogo, congratulations Buganda, Ssabasajja Awqangaale!”

Time Has Come For Us To Get ready For This Vast Market-Kivumbi tells East Africans.

.that Uganda remains the only country in East Africa lenient with foreigners.
Kenyans, Rwandans, Sudanese, Ethiopians, Congolese, Somalis & Tanzanians are nearly treated if not almost like nationals or citizens of this country!
It’s allegedly said that some even have Ugandans passports! Ministry of internal affairs should investigate.
They study, work and reside freely unlike Ugandans living their countries.

The reason why a few Ugandans products are found in East African countries is that government has not played a fair and clean game for its people.
Just travel to Kenya, you’ll only see splash juice as a Ugandan product in there super markets but see how many banks, hypermarkets, restaurants, internet kiosks that Kenyans have, run or operate here!!

PDP says the time is now for us to get ready for this vast market; Uganda must wake up.
It should not be a few people in the government alongside there relatives and comrades to yield out this is as it has always been; a point in case is CHOGM.

The Uganda government must be by now compiling and winding up it’s research for channels and avenues in which Ugandans are to benefit as the Kenyan government did that’s why Kenyans banks businesses r now in operation here.

Uganda’s neighbors should give space for our people to be treated as East Africans as it is here.

Finally Ugandans must know that the other part of true patriotism that president Museveni has not talked about is beyond joining UPDF and going for Mukyaka-mukyaka The authentic strong love for nation can be portrayed if we choose to support & sponsor our own people.
People’s Development Party is not telling you to abscond and cancel transactions with foreigners rather to give our nationals the first priority.
We should happily welcome and be customers with our own banks, companies, shops, firms, organizations, industries buy our own products; that’s how we shall benefit and develop.
And I am not saying that our firms and manufacturers should take advantage of this so as not to improve on the quality of there products and services.

For God and My Country.


Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin
People’s Development Party National Coordinator

Forcus on Our Children

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Uganda has signed and ratified so many conventions and treaties linked to the rights of children and- has a law in place known as The Children’s Act Cap 59 and of course the supreme Law of the land which is the 1995 Constitution all of which recognizes the status and rights of these children.
Much as that is the case; we feel little has been done by our Government as all the children centers are either in the hands of Non Government Organizations or individuals and groups; Mention them...Sanyu babies home, Nsambya Babies home and others. Kampiringisa is only juvenile offenders!

The people’s Development Party wants the public to join hands and at least continue to adopt many children from these homes.
We ask Ugandans to use the contraceptives in place in order to avoid unwanted pregnancies that result into abandoning children -many of them have been thrown in pit latrines and garbage places, we want this to stop.
We equally call upon charitable organizations; religious institutions to help more children and educate them about culture & morals.
The government of Uganda needs not to be informed that there’s a need to save our children. The Ministry of Gender must take this important.

Come 2011 when P.D.P gets into power, there many plans we have in respect for our children and therefore we hereby give hope to them;
We believe that all “people are created equal and endowered by there creator with certain inalienable rights;
Among these are life, liberty and pursuit of happiness “as American philosopher Thomas Jefferson stated.

For God and My Country

Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin
People’s Development Party National Coordinator.

SSEBANGA HAS HAS LEFT US WITH ALOT TO EXPLORE!

Enock Ssebanga, who became a poster-boy for child abuse when he was discovered, tortured and emaciated in a dog’s kennel, a decade ago, is dead. He was 21.

One of his guardians, Mr Rashid Luswa, said Ssebanga died at 11am yesterday after a long battle with leukaemia.

Ssebanga, then aged 12, came to national prominence in August 2000 when the Police, acting on a tip-off from neighbours, discovered what was left of the boy at his parents’ home in Kawempe, a city suburb.

Accused by his father and stepmother of stealing food and money, Ssebanga had been locked up without food for over two months and physically tortured.

His skeletal features were a grim testimony of both human cruelty and perseverance. His left arm had been broken in a beating and his body was covered in so many sores, the car seat had to be peppered with cushions as he was driven to Mulago Hospital.

Ssebanga’s case was not out of the ordinary; a Foundation for Human Rights Report from that year lists several children who were physically and emotionally abused by their parents and guardians. Yet the photo of an emaciated Ssebanga that was published, and the dog life he had been subjected to, captured the nation’s mood and helped draw attention to child abuse.

Ssebanga’s life soon moved from tragedy to hope.
Rev. Kefa Sempangi, who runs the African Foundation charity, soon adopted Ssebanga and oversaw his recuperation.

The malnourished Ssebanga in 2000

He put him back into school, first at Rookmaker Primary School in Mukono and later at Bethel Junior School where he finished primary school. In an interview with Daily Monitor earlier this year, Ssebanga, who was in senior two at Bethel Covenant College, spoke positively about his future dreams and appeared in fairly good health.

Yet hope was slowly turning back into tragedy. Two years ago, Ssebanga was diagnosed with leukaemia, a cancer that destroys the body’s blood-forming tissues, including bone marrow and the lymphatic system.

He soon started making frequent journeys to International Hospital Kampala and Hospice Makindye which managed terminal illnesses.

Three weeks ago, when this author met him in Hope Ward at International Hospital in Namuwongo, Ssebanga lay helplessly gasping for breath, had cough and his eyes were sunken.

He complained of pain around his hips and said the doctors had found him to be anaemic but his spirits remained high and he cracked jokes about how he hated the medicine but liked the young female doctor who was seeing him.

Positive living
Although he probably knew the terminal nature of his illness, Ssebanga remained positive. All he wanted to do, he said, his voice croaky from the pain and the medication, was to get well, leave the hospital and go play games on the computer back home.

Ssebanga was later readmitted to Bethel Children’s home in Namulanda along Entebbe Road.

Yesterday he got his wish to leave hospital but it was in a body bag and he was headed for the mortuary at Mulago, not home.

The cancerous cells in his body had finally done what his parents had tried and failed to do – kill his body – but nothing could ever kill the spirit of this boy from Kyebando.

The burial will take place on Monday at 2PM at Katulaga-Maya, off the Kampala-Masaka Road. The whereabouts of his father Charles Kayongo and stepmother Regina Nabakooza who were both sentenced to 18 years in jail for his torture.

Rest in Peace Brother.

Kivumbi Declares 3 dyz of fasting in order 2 Overcome Depression

For heaven`s sake something wrong must be happening an we can`t let this to happen.
The 60 hour fasting begins today and I have decided to report to God all the wrongs that have happened whether negligently or accidentally I do not care. The Lord says come to me all who are heavy laden and I will give you rest.The Lord is near those who are afflicted to listen to there cry and give them a future.He exalts those who are meek &gentle in heart but humbles the wicked and proud.He says call upon and I will answer you.Seek me and you will find me. My property which was stolen from car number plate UAK 879R by unidentified person/people in unknown areas because we stopped on two petrol stations, four restaurants and the along the road in Wakiso.
Anyway i reported the case to Central police Station( CPS) Kampala the following day;
S.D RE: 22/19/09/09
OFFENCE : THEFT UNKNOWN SUSPECTS
CONTACT RM 46.
DAY 1- Tonight I`ll be joining the Youth group led by Maria for an overnight in Ndeba Victory Church and they be lifting me in there prayers.
DAY 2- After my Parliamentary session at 3:00Pm over the them of Mult Party Governance,i`ll join the Youth in my Home Church Masajja Redeemed Church of Christ under Ps Bweyinda David& Ps Nakefeero Zelubabel
DAY 3- After the discourse in Makerere, Senate Building of marking the International Day of the Deaf at 6:00Pm I`ll join the Watoto formerly KPC Cell members in Mengo at Prosy Katumba`s residence and there after i`ll declare out fast with Maria over.I am planning to have something may be in a restaurant to break our fast. In this 60 hour fast, we have employed Scriptures like;
I`ll restore the years that the locusts and aunts eat..-Zechariah`ll restore all the villages of your father soul for Jonathan`s sake... 2Kg 9
The sins of your ancestors will not be put on you...I am the Lord who gives the strength to make wealth..With long life will I satisfy you..
Ps 91:am Jehovah El-Shadai (Protector)
A NEW DAWN OF CHANGE HAS COME!

BBC NET WORK AFRICA- FACE BOOK DEBATE

Should the AU outsource security operations?

To members of
BBC Africa Have Your Say Africa Hys

Hi guys, I'm Alex Jakana and at Africa Have Your Say we are considering airing the above debate next week. It was proposed by Alex Mwange who points out that despite the DRCongo having an elected president and one of largest UN peace keeping forces in the world, residents in the eastern part of the country are still suffering and dying at the hands of militia.Mr Mwange suggests that perhaps it's time security in the region was outsourced to private military contractors. Do you agree?Should the AU consider outsourcing it's peace and security operations? if not why?Share your thoughts on the discussion board and leave a phone number if you'd like to take part in the radio debate.
Cheers

Thanks Alex

Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin-Law Development Center Makerere-Uganda. Well, I would suggest that security remains in the hands of the Government alongside the UN peacekeeping forces. The only challenge I observe is that the peace-keeping forces have in a meanwhile failed to confront and defeat enemies of peace. Under no reason shall we listen to demands of such people and neither should we allow a combined government in the name of restoring peace because this will become an uncontrollable flu that will scatter to rest of African region where rebel conflicts now prevail just like in countries where votes are rigged and at the end of the day we have unified governments! The question should either be; Where such militia groups acquire support and who is supporting them? By that, we can be able to trace out the channel through which they acquire ammunition and we shall then call the international community to punish the supporters. I would finally recommend the A U to consider outstanding it’s operations in a mean time as we identify the back bone of the enemy power.

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KIVUMBI`S HISTORICAL SPEECH BEFORE MUSEVENI THIS AFTERNOON AT LAW DEVELOPEMENT CENTER GRADUATION

I must say that the Universal Primary Education (U.P.E) and the Universal Secondary Education ( U.S.E) have yielded greater outputs but this is and behold the time is now that secondary leavers be given more hope and opportunities of getting to university.
There’s a need to increase government scholarships in all universities in the country both private and public and if need be, we should send students abroad for courses that require much rescores.
If financial institutions can offer loans at an affordable interest of say 0.5% or even 0% interest then we would secure greener lights for the future of this nation.
I would like therefore to call upon individuals from the private sector alongside the government to fund university students as it is in the developed countries.
If this would be possible , then many of us who are not in position to sit for our exams on Monday because our families are financially flamboyant by the repacations of the global economic slump would be able to claim our destiny once more when we culminate to climax of our dreams.

Nevertheless Your Excellency;
Even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I have a dream.
It’s a dream deeply rooted in furthest areas of my medulla oblongata.
I have a dream-that one day the education standards of this nation will rise up and leave the true meaning of its creed.
“We consider these truth to be self evident that all men are created equal and are endowed by there creator with certain inalienable rights;
Among these are life, liberty and pursuit of happiness.”

“I have a dream, one day every valley shall be exalted and that every hill and mountain shall be made low;
All rough places shall be made plain and all crooked places shall be made straight and the glory of God will reveal itself and all men shall see it”

For God and my Country.http://kivumbi.vox.com/library/post/kivumbi-to-deliver-historical-speech-before-president-museveni-this-afternoon-on-ldc-37th-graduation.html

http://kivumbi.vox.com/library/post/in-memory-of-micheal-jackson-a-poem-by-kivumbi-earnest-benjamin.html

In memory of Jackson

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WHAT UGANDA`S INTELLIGENCE,DEFENCE & SECURITY ORGANS DO!

The soldiers kept shoting at him three times,
but failed to hit him. "I started rolling and then raised my hands in surrender, so the commander ordered them to stop shooting."The UPDF beat him badly. "They started beating me in the barracks, loaded me on a vehicle and took me to Miajakulu detachment" where he said he was kicked and beaten "until they were sure my backbone was broken. I was tied in the three-point ‘‘kandoya’’ way and kicked.Arrests of Alleged Rebel CollaboratorsThe Gulu branch of the Legal Aid Project received complaints that Ugandan government authorities, mostly the UPDF, had arbitrarily detained people on treason charges, illegally detained persons in UPDF military barracks, conducted arrests without warrants, and denied detainees access to the judiciary.
Suspected civilians were arrested and kept in military barrack instead of police detention, investigations and collection of evidence were rare, torture and ill-treatment of suspects were rampant, living conditions were unsanitary and overcrowded in many cases, and some of the persons carrying out the arrests had no authority to do so. Suspects have been arrested by the UPDF, the LDUs, the police, the KAP, the CMI, and officers from various intelligence agencies connected to the Internal Security Organization (ISO). Many people arrested for alleged rebel collaboration in northern Uganda were arrested in their villages or fields, pursuant to an order whereby the government restricted movement from the internally displaced persons camps as described above.
This order resulted into a precarious situation for the population of northern Uganda. They were restricted to camps where they were vulnerable to UPDF and LRA attacks and famine (food shortages due to little space in which to garden and LRA attacks on relief food convoys), or they risked arrest for alleged rebel collaboration for trying to return to their homes and fields to plant or harvest food crops.UPDF soldiers also on many occasions go to people gardens or plantation and destroy their crops, claiming they are doing that because people in the villages are growing crops for rebels.
They also claim most Acholis are rebel collaborators.Many supporters of the political opposition are arrested, detained or killed, depending on God luck. In a region where the support for President Museveni in the last presidential elections allegedly did not exceed 20 percent, the arbitrary practice of the UPDF and security organs of arresting and incarcerating civilians created an atmosphere of fear and political repression.
According to one of the Gulu prisoners,I was politically outspoken and I had told the president [Museveni] during a rally in Gulu that he will not win 87 percent of the votes in Gulu as his campaigners promised. I had been in and out of prison for my political convictions since Museveni's NRM and political organization came to Gulu in 1986.Others are detained for treason or on rebel collaboration charges and others belong to political opposition organizations. Some were reportedly members of Uganda Young Democrats, campaigners for Kiiza Besigye's losing presidential campaign, supporters of opposition candidate Lt. Col. Okot Alenysio in his electoral campaign for local councilor-V, or campaigners for government opponent Kerobino Uma for the district chairmanship elections.
A credible source from Palatjera IDP camp reported that more than sixty people from that camp were arrested on allegations of rebel collaboration. According to him there was an arrest list in circulation with an additional 400 names on it. A human rights defender from the Ulwal IDP camp in Lamogi sub county told Human Rights Watch that arrests from the camp increased after Operation Iron Fist started, and that there were ten Luwal people charged with treason being held in the Fourth Division barracks in Gulu. The ten, all males, were arrested and some were killed and others upto now some of them are still missing. According to a credible source from Atiak camp, "In Atiak and Anaka camps every week somebody is picked up as a rebel collaborator.
Some are released, others remain in the military barracks."Rape and Sexual Abuse inflicted on mothers, sisters and young girls by UPDF soldiers.Sexual violence, including rape and defilement, appear to have risen in the north as a result of the current conflict, with adolescent girls at greatest risk. A survey found that in Gulu, girls identified "rape and defilement" as their third most important concern behind "insecurity, abduction and murder" and "displacement."
The apparent increased incidence of rape is associated with the increased presence of the UPDF and the vulnerability of the displaced population. Girls are vulnerable to sexual assault when traveling from IDP camps to work in the fields of their original homes, and when traveling into town in the evenings as "night commuters." Young boys are also at risk.There is a social stigma attached to being raped.
The perception that abused women should feel guilty and might have seduced the rapists is still prevalent in Acholiland, according to the program coordinator of Caritas' women's desk, Sister Margaret Aceng. People's Voice for Peace reports documented several cases where women were abandoned by their husbands or communities after they reported being raped to the police.
The case of Mrs. Paska, forty-eight years old, mother of eleven, and a widow, exemplifies the dilemma of many raped women. She found herself grief-stricken over being raped by UPDF soldiers and also over the death of one of the twins born as a result of the rape.
She was painted by her in-laws' comments that "`I knew the soldier or else how could he come to me.'" She stated, "My in-laws do not want this child and even my older children do not want this child."Even when the family of the rape victim is supportive, the perpetrators identified, and the case reported to the police, the result is discouraging because many women do not want to draw more attention to themselves. In addition, women may be discouraged from reporting cases of rape by soldiers because most reports are not followed through, the violators are transferred to another unit, and the case might be stuck at the local police or army detachment where it was reported.
Also two young girls who are cousins, ages thirteen years and nineteen years, were raped by two UPDF soldiers. Joanna A. and Alice O. went with Joanna's mother from the displaced persons camp where they lived to their garden in the early morning to work. Returning to the camp at about ten o'clock in the morning, they met two uniformed UPDF soldiers at a junction in the road. The soldiers told them to sit on the ground. Then they asked if they had chickens at home. The mother replied in the affirmative, and one soldier then said, "If they are there, let's go and get them."Although the mother wanted to return to the camp on the regular path, the soldiers wanted to move through the bush.
At a certain point, one of the soldiers stopped and began to prepare the ground, stepping on the grass. According to one of the teenagers, Joanna A.,‘‘He said to sit down and then ordered us to take off our clothes. First we refused, and one of the soldiers said that if we didn't, he would shoot us. Then he told us to lie down. When Alice [her cousin] didn't, one of the soldiers kicked her in the chest. My mother said "don't mistreat my children; they are very young." The darker soldier took Alice a short distance away, while the other one stayed with me. He threatened me with a gun and raped me. I was just crying.
The other soldier raped Alice. Then the darker soldier who had raped Alice called me to him and raped me too, while the other one raped Alice.’’Upon release, Joanna A., Alice O., and Joanna's mother immediately reported the rape to the camp's local councillor, the local army commander, and the local police. One of the soldiers was apprehended and taken back to the barracks, where he was reportedly beaten.
The other returned to the barracks that night and family members of the rape victims were told he was beaten also. However, two days later, the unit was transferred out of the area. That is what they normally do. They transfer the rapist and killers as a means of punishment.The soldiers don’t use condoms, and both survivors were fearful that they were infected with the HIV virus. Joanna said, "People tell us we will die.
They say the soldiers may be infected. I think about it a lot."Both Joanna and Alice were tested for the HIV virus after the rape, and the results were positive.Lt. Paddy Ankunda, the public relations officer (PRO) for the Fourth Division of the UPDF in Gulu, denied that there was a lack of legal redress for the rape victims. He insisted that, "In all cases of harassment of civilians by the army the culprits are brought to the book. We take action and follow the case. There are no cases where rapists were transferred."In Matere, Kitgum district, according to a women's rights activist, a group of women visiting a mother and her newborn were gang-raped by twenty UPDF soldiers. They had been followed to the home of the new mother by the group of soldiers.
The soldiers entered the compound and ordered the women to lie down, at gunpoint. They raped the women there and threatened them with death if the women reported the rapes: "Should we hear anything about you, you are all dead."The local councillor (LC-I) of the area witnessed and reported the case, but no identification of the soldiers was made.

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