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Thursday, September 17, 2020

BUGWERE KINGDOM PARTNERS WITH BUSTEMA UNIVERSITY IN PROMOTING VALUE ADDED PROJECTS IN THE REGION.


STORY BY: MOSES NUWAGABA; EDITING DONE BY: JOHNIOUS TUMUSIIME

With many programs like NAADS, skilling the youth, wealth creation, and emyoga having been introduced by the government, many institutions are getting involved with new inventions to make the government’s visions of eradicating poverty in Uganda and adding value on Uganda’s products through producing already processed and quality goods ready for international markets achievable.

The latest to join the race is one of the public universities, Bustema University under the guidance of its Vice Chancellor Prof. Wako and legendary engineer Prof. Kant Kanyarusoke together with other members of its engineering doctrine partnering with Bugwere Kingdom under His Royal Highness Bishop John Christom Wabwire on matters of innovations aiming at making variety of value added projects that would change the lives of Bagwere and the region who literally depend on subsistance economy.

An agreement of cooperation was signed today at the Bugwere Palace, Buddaka between Bustema University Vice Chancellor Prof. Wako and Bugwere King His Royal Highness Bishop John Christom Wabwire. This cooperation contains provision of machines like solar driers which would help in drying crops of the people of Bugwere that would be of quality and ready to compete with other products both in local and international markets. Others are water purifiers, water systems and processing machines.

According to this agreement as signed today, Prof. Kanti Kanyarusoke, the incoming Head of Electrical Engineering Department will lead the project on Bustema University side while Prof. Kajet on Bugwere Kingdom side.


Moses Nuwagaba (Bustema University)







OLIVIA MUGABE CONFIRMS TO HER SUPPORTERS: DON'T BE MISLED, I AM COMING; I HAVE NO REASON TO QUIT

Olivia Mugabe (waving hands) at Kigalagi Trading Centre. PHOTO BY SADICK


BY JOHNIOUS TUMUSIIME

People of Kigalagi LCI, Birunuma Parish, Kyazanga Rural Sub County have had a great day with their aspiring Member of Parliament for Bukoto West Constituency, Ms. Olivia Mugabe, today on Thursday 17th June, 2020. Olivia Mugabe, one of the first women in the history of Greater Masaka to aspire for MP for constituency, a position commonly thought to be men's has clarified about her strong decision to come for this position, saying she is doing so not for power but equality.

Olivia was talking to a public that gathered at Kigalagi Trading Centre when she lectured to the people on voting responsibly and controlling their temper that is often caused by political emotions and differences in political ideologies.

"We must learn that our family, relatives and neighbours are more important to us than the politicians we love, we should therefore be careful not to be left divided by the politics which come and go!" Said Olivia Mugabe.

Olivia Mugabe speaking to the public. PHOTO BY SADICK 


Responding to the rumours that she was planning to quit in fear of her fellow contenders, especially Muhammad Muyanja, the recent winner of NRM Flag bearer for the same position; Olivia Mugabe said that she has no reason to fear anyone whether male or female or because of their parties, adding that it is one of the reasons she is coming for this very position, to fight for equality.

"I am not a politician but a leader. I am a resident of Bukoto West Constituency, married and mother. I am educated with two degrees and I possess all qualities necessary to lead Bukoto West to greater heights. I totally have no reason to quit or be afraid! I am strong and I am sure, with God and with all of you, I shall win the election," said Olivia Mugabe.

Olivia Mugabe kneeling before the public, asking for their votes and prayers. PHOTO BY SADICK


She concluded requesting all members of Bukoto West Constituency to trust her by her qualities and her desire to serve them and vote her for the position of Member of Parliament for Bukoto West Constituency for the political term, 2021 - 2026.

"May you please trust me with this, or may you test me, I promise to work for you. I will lead exemplarily and work hard to promote our constituency with God being my Guide."


Johnious Tumusiime


Acknowledgement:

The Kabs Info Link Editorial Team do hereby acknowledge Sadick (Resident of Kyazanga, Lwengo District) for his courtesy, sharing photographs of this event with Kabs Info Link TV. 







Monday, September 14, 2020

'POLITICAL ACTIVITIES COULD BE OF GREATER RISK THAN PLACES OF WORSHIP WHEN IT COMES TO SPREAD OF COVID-19'

Editorial: 




Great thanks to the government, health workers and fellow Ugandans for the struggles and sacrifices we are making in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic


However, I remain not convinced about the government's decision to let political activities go on the way they are doing but keep silent on the proposals to reopen places of worship and schools with safety guidelines.



I want to centre my argument today on the proposal to reopen places of worship because it looks already late with schools.

The Ministry of Health has always instructed us to keep a social distance, wash our hands and wear face masks while in public. However, there is no doubt that none of these was even thought about during campaigns for NRM Primaries. During the lineup elections of NRM that were held nationwide, water and soap were provided but their impact remains questionable given the condition in which they were used and trusted as the control measure to the spread of the virus. How does washing hands prevent me from picking Corona virus from the person I am lining behind or in front of with a close distance less than a foot and without any other protective instrument? At most polling stations (including mine), many people washed their hands but all squeezed in lines, just a few with masks on and none with covered hands. Should we say COVID-19 does not spread through political events? What difference is there, regarding spread of Corona virus, between gathering for worship and gathering for politics? Is it not gathering and congesting that aids spread of the virus? And in any case, which one is easier to control, campaign events or worship events? It is not justice at all, stopping people from meeting to discuss their Godliness and at the same time encouraging them to meet and discuss their politics. We must not forget the role of religious gatherings! Domestic violence is ruining the country, children are getting engaged in sexual acts, very young girls are getting married, child labour is becoming uncontrollable, families are breaking up, people are killing one another, land conflicts are increasing and this time with worse effects, assault is everywhere and several other immoral and inhuman deeds are rising and spreading everywhere! Ask why? People lack the counselling, spiritual guidance and inspiration they always got from their spiritual leaders. There are lots of things that cannot by any means go right unless people meet and discuss their Godliness.


Almost all religious leaders have on several occasions requested for reopening of places of worship and vowed to put into practice the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Health regarding safe gathering during the COVID-19 Season.

Is it not much easier to limit the congregation size and their sitting organisation than doing the same for a political campaign gathering? I don't say we must forget about the virus and reopen churches and mosques but if the ongoing political activities in Uganda are considered healthy, then all places of worship should be reopened because they are far risk-free and requisite compared to the ongoing political events. We are a country of God and we cannot look down on Godly requirements while promoting the earthly ones. That is my submission. Thank you.


External Links for further reading on related stories:

Religious leaders have said they are ready for the reopening of worship places. They asked the Government to consider reopening them immediately -New Vision




Monday, June 22, 2020

Opinion: 'Scientific Campaigns and Elections' is not the Right way to go for Uganda

 "Let's focus on saving lives, not elections"


By Tumusiime Johnious, Director, Best Solutions Uganda




Regarding the prevailing arguments about the Scientific Campaigns and Elections Roadmap that was given by the Electoral Commission boss, Justice Simon Byabakama, early this week; I wish to add my voice and analysis of the matter.


Firstly, I wish to state that this system cannot at all produce leaders that are patriotic and concerned about their people - instead they will be much concerned about the media.

I was so surprised to hear a Ugandan speak of the scientific election campaigns in the Uganda of today. It sounded like somebody who has never been in Uganda was speaking.


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However, it would have sounded more inappropriate and totally unwise if the EC boss had announced that the campaigns and elections are to be dealt with normally during such a period when the country is still at war with the Covid-19 Pandemic. In my ears, again, it sounds stubborn if anyone says we should go on with campaigns and elections normally in such an environment because it is the period suggested by the Constitution.


I remember my Deputy Principal at Kabulasoke PTC, Ms. Nangira Catherine S. saying, "Always use common sense and apply it in all corners of life...". What is more important? Life, campaigns, elections or the law? What came for the other? Campaigns came to enhance elections yet elections came to enhance leadership, and leadership came to enhance the law which was put to enhance life. The law came because there was life but life did not come for the law. In other words, life is the master of all. We cannot use the law to destroy life and thus we cannot conduct public rally campaigns in such dangerous days to fulfill the law.


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We must accept as a country that we are in war with the pandemic and let us concentrate to that until we get victory. We are not other countries and we must not risk lives because other countries did.


Campaigning through television and radios is not a system to help us elect leaders of our choice - how can I choose somebody I don't know to lead me? This system cannot help us to understand our candidates, more especially those appearing on the ballot paper for the first time; yet among them might be the right candidates to go with this time. Besides, how many Ugandans have television sets in their homes? And even for those having television sets, how many people can sit to watch campaigns on television when there are other programs that have always caught their attention?


In all corners of common sense, I don't see it right to take  our attention away from the ongoing struggle and start thinking about campaigns and elections in such a period.


The Parliament should by their constitutional powers and authority help our National Constitution to recognize such periods of scourge on every matter including elections.

That is my submission.


Tumusiime Johnious

tumusiimejohnious@gmail.com


Tumusiime Johnious


Wednesday, March 25, 2020

KEY POINTS FROM PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS TO THE NATION OF 25TH MARCH, 2020 ON PREVENTION OF COVID -19 WHICH IS CAUSED BY CORONA VIRUS


President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni during his address to the nation at State House of Uganda


Today on Wednesday 25th March, 2020 evening the President of Uganda His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has addressed the nation on the new strategies to prevent the spread of Corona Virus which causes Covid -19, the world most threatening pandemic. This followed a declaration from the Minister of Health Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng that Uganda had confirmed more five victims of the disease where one was an eight months old baby.

The president in his address requested Uhandans to honestly abide by his advice and all information that is released from the Ministry of Health from time to time.

Suspension was put to some businesses and services so as to encourage people to stay in their homes and avoid crowds of any kind as part of prevention of the spread of the virus.

We have listed below the basic points from his communication.


1) Public Transport was suspended for two full weeks. This involves taxis, buses, trains, passenger planes, boda bodas among others. Private were let to move but not carry more than three people including the driver. Vehicles carrying goods were also let to move but not carrying more than two people to assist the driver where such assistance is necessary. Boda boda riders were allowed to carry only goods especially food but not humans (customers / travellers).

2) Only essential offices were allowed to keep operating, even then with essential staff only.

3) Registration of delivery services for boda boder was to be done immediately, for delivery of goods and services to doorsteps

4) Markets had to remain open only to sell food and supermarket traffic had to be regulated.

5) Centralization of vehicles at the districts for health officers to follow up medical care for the public was to start immediately.

The President read for the Ugandans a Bible verse, Isaiah 26:20, which says "Stay indoors, stay indoors..." to support his decision to ask all Ugandans to stay in their homes and to avoid crowds.



Reported by Tumusiime Johnious Bethel


OLIVIA MUGABE AKUBIRIZZA BANNA BUKOTO WEST OKULWANNYISA N'OKWEWALA EKIRWADDE KI NAMUTTA EKYA COVID -19 EKIRETEBWA AKAWUKA KA CORONA VIRUS.




Muli mutya banna Bukoto   West bannange! Kirungi okwogerako nammwe ku nsonga eriwo Kati, eya Covid -19 (Corona Virus) efuuse ekizibu ekinene mu nsi yonna. Ntuusa okutegeeza kwange eri mmwe mwenna abantu baffe nti mbaagala nnyo nyini ddala. Y'ensonga lwaki nvuddeyo okubasaba nti tukwataganire wamu mu kulwannyisa awamu n'okwewala ekirwadde kino ki namutta. Mujjukire bambi nti ebizibu ebinene bitukosa kinene era ebizibu ebitono bitukosa kitono. Ekizibu ekiriwo kinene nnyo era kiteekwa okutukosa kubanga w'ekiri. Wabula ekisinga obulungi kwe kuba nga waliwo engeri gyetusobola okulwannyisamu ekizibu kino obutasaasaana nnyo mu bitundu byaffe. Mbasaba ffena awamu twekuume nga tuli balamu! Tetuganya akawuka kano kutuuka kuno oba okusaasaana singa kaba katuuse.

Obubaka okuva ewa Ms. Olivia Mugabe (eyewaddeyo okuweereza banna Bukoto   West   nga omubaka mu Palamenti)

Banna Bukoto   West   bannange mbegayiridde tukwatire wamu tulwannyise obulwadde buno tebutuuka wano ewaffe, era nga bwetukolera nate awamu okubwewala singa buba butuuse. Jjukira nga ggwe tojja kumanyirawo nti butuuse oba nti oyo gw'oliraanye abulina oba tabulina. N'olweekyo, kubanga okugema kukira okujjanjaba, mbasaba nti ffenna awamu tukole bino wammanga buli kiseera okwetangira; n'ewankubadde nga tetumanyi bwe tuyimiridde oba bannaffe bwe bayimiridde ku nsonga eno.

1. Tweyongere okwekwasa eri Katonda waffe n'okusaba ennyo newankubadde nga tetulina kugenda mu masinzizo. Katonda ye nannyini buyiinza, ate buli wetumusabira atuwulira
2.  Twewale okugwangana mu bifuba, newankubadde nga tuli bamikwaano nnyo.
3. Twewale okukwatagana mu ngalo oba nga tubuuzagana, si lwa bukyaayi naye olw'okukuuma obulamu bwaffe.
4. Tunaabe nnyo era bulungi engalo zaffe buli kiseera kye tuba tusobodde oba buli bwe tufunye amazzi ne sabbuuni.
5. Twewale okuliraana enyo abantu naddala  abava mu bifo ebiteberezebwa okubaamu obulwadde bunno
6. Tunywe nnyo amazzi n'ebyokunywa eby'enjawulo.
7. Twewale okutambulira mu bifo ebiteberezebwa okuba n'obulwadde buno
8. Twambale obusiba mimwa ne gloves singa tuba tuteekwa okutambulira mu bidduka eby'olukale naddala takisi oba baasi.
9. Tuweeyo mbagirawo oyo yenna ateeberezebwa okubeera n'obulwadde buno oba alabise obubonero bwaabwo eri abasawo bamwekebejje
10. Tetuyisa bubi bannafe singa bateberezebbwa okuba n'obubonero oba singa bakakasibwa okuba abalwadde, wabula tubayambe nga tubayitira abasawo.

OBUBONERO KW'OLABIRA OMUNTU AYIINZA OKUBA N'AKAWUKA KANO BWE BUNO:
1.    Olusujja sujja olwa lubyamira
2.    Sennyiga
3.    Okukolola (ekifuba) okwa buli kiseera
4.    Okussa obubi
5.    Okubuguumirira naddala ekifuba oba omugongo
6.    Obunafunafu obutali bwa bulijjo
7.    N'obubonero obulaala nga ekitongole ky'ebyobulamu bwe kirangirira buli kiseera.
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JJUKIRA OKWEEKUMA NGA OLI MULAMU, OKWEKEBERA MU LUKALALA LW'ABALONDA ERA N'OKULONDA OMUTUUFU WA BUKOTO WEST, OLIVIA MUGABE, KU BWA MMEMBA MU PALAMENTI OWA BUKOTO WEST CONSTITUENCY 2021.

FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY