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

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Which way to go?

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. Meanwhile Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin, Deputy Spokes Person PDP on behalf of the party wonders If the legislators' passing of the current Land Amendment Law was purposed to curb rampart eviction of people. " why then the contrary?" "It's a shame that once institutions and Government for the common people as it claimed has not lived to the expectations of Ugandans. The Head of State whatsoever must not have recommended for eviction of Nagaru Tenants having signed a Law that he has always desired alongside his cabinet and Parliamentarians to pass in favor of poor people." Kivumbi says PDP is dissatisfied with the way people in different parts of the country such as Jinja, Iganga, Hoima, Nakasongora amongst others are losing land in favor of the rich which he demands must stop immediately. He adds that even the current debate on Land policy is likely not to be affective since people's hope have been shuttered so far with the existing Laws that have failed to be implemented. PDP's solution is to close the gap between the rich and the poor which will guarantee better life style for all Ugandans as they will be able to meet there basic and social needs with better income. "We demand that the government of Uganda stop suppressing people and equally offer loans with no interest to Naguru tenants that's if government intention is to develop the place.

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.

Supreme Court; Permanent Structures a necessity.

The re-allocation of the Supreme Court into new premises on Plot 10 Upper Kololo, Terrace has not been necessary and might not meanwhile change anything for the good of the country. As People’s Development Party; we would desire them own permanent structures for the purpose of the convenience and ample space that they deserve. This court lies amongst the important institutions of the state which must be catered for in respect of there dignity. There would be no need apparently of spending an extra 74 million from the 16 million they have been paying to Mengo for that purpose. If it means taking a loan with the approval Parliament to enable them acquire there own structures; they should after all many government institutions have always taken loans to meet there budgets. This will save the 90 million they’re likely to spend monthly and over 1 billion annually on rent Meanwhile we also ask this Appellant Court not to delay the debt they Owe Mengo. Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin PDP National Coordinator.

PDP Statement on the Catastrophic Land Slides in Bugisu,Budduda

Date Wed 03rd Feb 2010 Our Ref: PDP/PR/10-03-01 PRESS RELEASE PDP STATEMENT O THE CATASTROPHIC LAND SLIDES IN -BUDUUDA Dr Abed Bwanika and the People’s Development Party send our deepest sympathy and condolences to the people of Buduuda, Mbale and the entire people of Uganda on the loss of hundreds of Ugandans and their properties as a result of the catastrophic land slides which took place in Buduuda. We are so grateful to the UPDF for the quick response and we salute them for demonstrating Great leadership. Our heartfelt condolences go to the bereaved families and our assurance is that we stand with you in this moment. We promise to do everything possible in our means to assist. We call upon the government not only to respond in full gear but also to use this unfortunate experience to draw lessons that will help to develop strategies to secure the lives and properties of the people of Uganda in face of such catastrophes. While we have no control on such catastrophic events, we MUST build our capacity as a NATION to face and overcome such disasters when they strike. To the entire people of Uganda, this is time to show courage and unity, we need to join hands and support the people of Bugisu and Butaleja in this trying moment. For God and My Country Dr Abed Bwanika President PDP

Reclaiming the Dream Alongside Musicians & Gifted People.

RECLAIMING THE DREAM ALONGSIDE MUSICIANS & GIFTED PEOPLE. The revolution of change, as we reclaim the dream of our Nation must not be fought by politicians and journalists or even religious and culture leaders alone. The time is now for musicians, authors, publishers, filmmakers, business community and students to join us. Music artists should stop or cease to sing about love every time as if it’s the only topic. Love is nature and can never be taken away from us but there things we are going through as a country that require maximum attention. These people should start opposing evils like homosexuality, nepotism, corruption, indecency, abuse of human rights; what stops them from demanding for reinstating of two presidential term limits, Electro Reforms or even murder? Musicians should not go to prison for singing hatred music against there colleagues but they will be counted heroes if they go to jails for talking advocating for justice, equality and good governance. If Uganda is to be a great nation so must it be but with collective responsibility and fight.

Uganda Vs Kivumbi Ernest Benjamin & 2 Others

UGANDA Vs KIVUMBI ERNEST BENJAMIN & 2 OTHERS. We were flabbergasted that on Tue 12th Jan 2010 the Uganda Police Force had been heavily deployed on Parliament Avenue against two Ugandan Citizens who aimed at exercising there constitutional rights. A 29, 41, 42 & 43 of our magnificent 1995 constitution doesn´t warrant UPF giving permission to people who wish to demonstrate. Demonstrating as long as you do not interrupt or negate national peace & security or disrupt others is very legal. Under the Police Act, UPF is meant to offer security to people like I , Stephen M & Peter Clever Birimuye who desired to enjoy this constitutional Right as we intended to oppose the NRM 3 day Meeting in Entebbe State House as we had proclaimed on Thur 7th Jan 2010 during Press Conference. Police men were armed, had batons and tear-gas and created a situation of tension in Kampala as if we were in Baghdad Capital-what a shame! Anyway before we would even demonstrate, I and Clever were asked to go to CPS along side police cops. Stephen wasn´t at the scene but was called latter. We were interrogated for 6 six hours by police bosses who included; 1-The Regional Police Commander 2-Assistant Supretendant of Police Afande Julius 3-Detective Mutabazi 4-Metro-politan Division Police Commander- Mr. Andrew Suluwen. The 3 of us were detained at CPS for two nights and two days and later alone charged for Interfering with Or Resisting the Administration of the Law by Refusing to follow the Police Advices and Directives c/s 56 (2) (a) (VI) and 58 (a) of the PCA which we regard not to be true. We know that we were Wrongfully Arrested and Wrongfully Detained-This is Malicious Prosecution and before the eyes of God is not Okay! We shall appear again to the Buganda Rd Magistrates Court on Wed 3rd Feb 2010 at 8:00am. We appreciate the Press & Media, our Party, Families and Lawyers not forgetting Ugandans who stood alongside us through out this traumatic and stigmatized moment while Reclaiming the Authentic Dream of of Our Nation. In the Face of Impossible Odds, People who love there country can change it; Hussein Barak Obama U S former Illinois Senator wrote. I and my two Party Officials who bear charges in Court consider ourselves Heroes. We should be put in books, celebrated every year during Heroes Day because we are worthy it. We are not rapists or aggravated defilers, robbers or corrupt-we are citizens who are fighting abiding with Law but Reclaiming our Nation´s Dream so must we be recognized, admired, cherished, supported and appreciated. One Day we Shall be Free!!!! We ask the Human Rights Commission and others Human Rights Activists to Inspect all detention Centers now because we came to realize during our detention that many suspects complained for not having been produced before since there arrest. Some said that they have been detained for a month, some weeks and of course many more than 48 hours as required by the Supreme Law of the Land. God help us. Government must not deny this. Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin People´s Development Party National Coordinator. www.kivumbi.vox.com

Managing Garbage and Keeping Ugandan Towns Clean & Green;Kivumbi Unveling Plan

MANAGING GARBAGE IN UGANDA TOWNS AND KEEPING IT GREEN. Some towns have improved on there garbage collection and management yet others have failed so far. There’s no body who doesn’t want a clean and green city but it’s like this is still a dream. You and I can achieve this if we choose to; we’ve got to stop littering and urinating on walls. The law against littering has just delayed. Ugandans should have no excuse of throwing water bottles in roads and dragging sacks of garbage at night towards them and water trenches. We must help municipal authorities and KCC in keeping our public places clean and ensuring a green environment, we should also start acting like Kigali so that on weekend every one including civil servants engage in cleaning our respective towns and plant more trees on weekends

Happy 2010

Thur- 31st –Dec-09 Press Statement E.K BENJAMIN SUMMING UP THE YEAR Tonight we cross over to the New Year 2010; events that have happened this year are quite many but some still haunt in our minds and live us with innumerable questions left unanswered. These can’t miss death of characters like Brian Bukenya Son of Vice President, Major Gen Kazini amongst other important citizens. The question that Ugandans are asking is how in the upcoming year we stand to combat all risks that would bring us into agony and tears as it has been this year. We the People’s Development Party argue our government to stand equipped in confronting all challenges facing our country. We do not want to see our people with there property perishing in fire outbreaks. We demand that the government waits not for big figures getting involved in accidents to work on roads. Many roads, dusty, crooked, narrow, full of portholes and have no traffic signs. We demand for the pay rise of teacher’s doctors and many civil servants salaries. We ask the Ministry of Health to provide enough drugs in hospitals to treat our people. We also ask the government to look for market of our farmers’ produces as the Sudanese market slows down as peace is trying to restore in the country. We ask this government to lower tuition in public universities to enable our children study uninterrupted. If it’s possible U.P.E & U.S.E programmes should be substituted with Free University Education because it’s better for a parent to toil with the children at the lower level than in higher institutions of learning. Helping a kid up to secondary and abandon him there won’t guarantee any future for that kid as the job trend today requires at least a diploma; the government should listen. We want in this upcoming year to see the corrupt ministers knifed alongside other government corrupt officials. And finally we want the prices of commodities to lower to enable convenient life for our people in the rest of the country Otherwise we wish Ugandans here and in Diaspora a year of prosperity, financial increase and stability, security, good healthy and on top of that a morally up right and free society. Happy 2010. Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin People’s Development Party National Coordinator. www.myspace.com/kivumbi1

Uganda`s Economic Potential Lies Within Us;Kivumbi.

UGANDA’S ECONOMIC POTENTIAL LIES WITHIN US; COMMON MARKET PROTOCOL PRESS RELEASE THUR-10TH-DEC-09 E.K BENJAMIN March/1st/2010 is the D-Day for the implementation of the East African Common Market Protocol. The People’s Development Party looks forward to seeing this come true. It would be extra-ordinarily good if Uganda utilized the remaining period of time ahead for productive preparations. This will guarantee a gross and rapid increment in our country’s economic potential, job security, unlimited market, free movement of our people alongside there goods & services. Had this been done before; it’s clear and relatively possible that our business people, our farmers, students and service providers would be reaping by now. Besides foreign earnings, Uganda’s major source of income is agricultural based implying that we still have time to reach and competent favorably with Kenya which is more industrialized. At the moment Kenya’s industrial power extends beyond Nairobi to Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret, Kericho & Mombasa therefore Uganda’s comparative advantage in terms of Kenya’s economic strength is agricultural based. The People’s Development Party is still worried that much as our government assures us that Uganda’s relation with her neighbors is stable-this is sarcastic and quite ironical!! We do not see why Tanzania continues to haunt our people residing there! It’s now twice when thousands of our people are ordered to leave TZ. Our people at the bordering line with Kenya remain victims of torturous acts by our neighbors that side; we can’t deny that once in a while Ugandans have provoked and at times offended Kenya’s nationals; buts it’s just too much from that side. Not cattle rustling, robbery, theft I mean it’s important and urgent that both sides reform. The truth is

Climate is the defining challenge our time;Kivumbi Re-affirms to Journalists

, scientists have confirmed this. Lake Victoria and many other water bodies have continuously been polluted-garbage, sewage and industrial chemical waste have not ceased to be dumped there, and God help us. Ugandans remember the previous reductions of water levels which resulted into load shedding. Do we want this to happen again? We know that the safest way of reducing climate risks is to reduce emissions. We know that taking early actions makes good business sense. And we know the cost of inaction will be much bigger than the cost of action now. The People’s Development Party says that the time has come and indeed the time is now; We must change our attitude towards the environment and climate, we better get serious. We may never get a better opportunity and if the world’s scientists are right, we may not get a second chance! World leaders are meeting early next month in Copenhagen Denmark; we must harness the necessary political will to Seal the Deal on an ambitious new Climate Agreement.

I have the list of Ugandans who have Sealed the Deal so far but it’s quite embarrassing that the people I expected to be on list have not! Those politicians, Government officials, Members of Parliament, Ministers, Activists yiyi not even our Head of State! Which explanation can they give? There always on the internet, even those who can’t access it would do it from the Post Office on Kampala Rd since the banner has been there for the last 3 month. Are they against or for climate crisis? The chance is still open at the Post office and on sealthedeal2009.com for all people to sign. They should go now before the summit. The right kind of Deal will provide the regulation certainty and long term price signals that businesses are demanding.

We know that Deal can unleash investment, stimulate innovation and facilitate the global spread of Low-Carbon Technology to enable trade to underpin development, spread green solutions and usher in the green economy. We live in an interconnected world. Effective agreement in Copenhagen would be a powerful vote of confidence in multilateralism. God bless Uganda God bless our planet.

Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin PEOPLE`S DEVELOPMENT PARTY NATIONAL CORDINATOR.

UGANDA`S SECURITY A SNARE,KIVUMBI TELLS JOURNALISTS

THE GUN QUESTION

Kivumbi analysis with Press & Media.

Thursday-12th Nov 09


Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin PDP National Co-dinator.

NEED TO REGULATE SECURITY ORGANS


With all efforts applied to make sure that the image of military police and other security organs is polished, it appears still before the public that this will be along term process.


Terror and intimidation by members of these security organs against individuals remains a worrying problem which must be solved.


The People’s Development Party (PDP) is concerned about the civilians who were victimized by the tortuous acts of three combat men who had come for laundry services at White Rose a laundry shop next to St Paul Book & Media Center slightly opposed Ambassador house on Kampala Rd recently.


The people who passed by- wondered whether we’re in Baghdad or Mogadishu if not in the forests of Galamba hunting for Kony!
The three militia men kept on ordering whoever passed by not to step near the Laundry shop and if you were a customer you had to make transactions from outside or never! One of them covered with open bullets allover his body, smoking and all of them in dark spectacles.
Yes, the fact that I wasn’t a customer at that time but flabbergasted by the situation forced to me cross the road and attempted to enter place to see what they would do to me and for heaven’s sake I wasn’t allowed.


The female attendant was called to come and attend to me from outside.
Swahili and little English are the languages one of them used while talking to me and because it was too much for me I went and called a police man who was passing by on the opposite side to come and witness all this terror and if need be- stop it but when I came with him, himself feared and walked away in panic.


I wasn’t contented; I walked to the Central Police Station and in room 8 -I was assured that the matter would be put to control though I insisted that they should give me Kaihura`s mobile number to report the situation for he once proposed even for arrest of Traffic officers who operate with guns-a sign of terrorizing civilians he stated.

I wrote and talked to the Army Spokes man on phone the following day, wrote to the Minister of Defense and Minister of security and notified them about the incidence and the need to regulate the activities of the members the security organs.


PDP wonders whether this is state desirable by Ugandans to be governed.


What did countries like Mauritius do enable an atmosphere that allows policemen to hold batons in public places? This is an Independent country in Africa not Switzerland a European country!
Where is the problem, is it we the civilians or?
Can’t we resolve our own problems?


A few Presidents in the East Africa region can walk on the street freely without threatening security.
It’s hard for some of them go and watch football in studious in there own countries!
Well, the Police Act and Fire Arms Act make it clear that unless otherwise an armed officer is not meant to use a gun against a criminal suspect while effecting an arrest especially when the suspect is not armed or a threat in anyway. Effecting an arrest with a fire arm against some one who is not armed with unreasonable force is totally undesirable under penal code.


We ask the authorities not to deploy heavy machinery in public unless in chaotic circumstances. In many cases security officers misuse them against civilians like how Nicholas Michunguzi did at Top Pub.


Its not too long when a taxi driver was short by an armed officer, similar offenses in Mukono where an officer killed his wife, we propose that fire arms should be deposited to custodians before them going back home to reduce cases of domestic violence that have claimed lives.
For God and My Country.

Kivumbi Considers Limbos 2 be The World,s Resourceful & Richest Places In His Letter to Tororo Municipality Member of Parliament.

KIVUMBI EARNEST BENJAMIN
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REF;09.10.26

Dear;
Member of Parliament
Tororo Municipality

Hon Tanna


RECLAIMING MY LAW DREAM


Your Hon Sir, allow me to appreciate the services that I consider worthy-while and excellent amidst the challenges we face as a country.
Your continued efforts to unite all people cannot go unearthed.


Tonight Sir, I am here to share with you a few things concerning the journey while claiming a future;
I considered this approach as accurate and more comprehensive rather than talking face to face in respect to your extensive schedule that keeps you so busy that a times  Immediately after lectures you just have to go.

I think you must have realized why I am popular at LDC especially before Lecturers and bar course students which was one contributory factor to our close winning in the last Guild Presidential elections.
My aliagnment with the Diploma in Law candidate as the Chief Campaigning coordinator was a blessing and had we done it slightly some good days before, the 11 votes that our opponent traversed would be unachievable and voidable!
But that’s how it came up, “the winner always takes it all."


Your Hon Sir, an inclusion of this has been to bring to your notice something that I am obliged to say now while articulating the depth of my journey.
Had it went well, I would be among the students waiting for the results of the final exams!
As a student of 2008/09, I was expectant and much optimistic to see my dream of becoming an Advocate sailing with ease; however in controversy my labour for this  has only attracted a Ray Grimmer of Hope.
I had to write to Mr. Elijah Wante (Director LDC) explaining how the hurricanes of economic depression were hitting me exceptionally & exclusively in the pockets and that meeting my tuition would be a miracle which eventually manifested irresistible.
I couldn’t make it-not only during the Initials but also by the time many of my colleagues who had passed and were looking forward to the finals;
For me I remained freezed in the mountains of hopelessness & wet like a wild cat in the heavy rains!
I however finished the year with some gratitude that much as I failed on a narrow escape towards the Guild office as a President, I was given an award of the Most Social Law Scholar in the entire LDC.
{All Attachments made}


My struggles to hell with the limitations and stumbling blocks in my path were full of passion and enthusiasm.
I wrote to hundreds of dignitaries in both Electronic and Physical Mail not under-estimating my efforts in knocking on their office doors especially those within the country.
The results only fetched a few pennies which could not even sustain my transport costs for 50 days.

At one time I wondered why certain people walk while talking to themselves but when I discovered that angles of life are not fair while bending towards earth dwellers-I stopped murmuring about it.
It’s vividly exceptional that many citizens on this planet are not less productive and neither are their hands weak nor their brains less inventive but it`s only that the forces of nature just like life are not equal and opposite, so is it to them.

And If we are to ever search for the world’s richest & resourceful places then we shall not have to go to oceans and seas but to Limbos!
Why?
Because many people die without their Dreams coming true, so all they contained in their heads are what the Limbos now keep, what a painful fact!


Your Honor, It`s upon this point that, I wish to Reclaim My Dream, Am gonna ask you as a son, perhaps a brother, a no body except a citizen on the glob a Future President of Africa-Come one Day;
I request you to heal my deep invisible bruises and scars; need be hold from your grunt or allowance,
Perhaps your little salary but; bless me with some money to meet the US $ 1052.63 Roughly 2m Ug X in order to study and see what God has for me next meanwhile.


Sincerely


Kivumbi Earnest Benjamin
Classmate

Bagdad, Mogadishu & Garamba in broad-Day light on Kampala Rd! What a Shame!

 It`s  Thur- 08th Oct-2009, 14:17 Hrs GMT and If you`re walking or driving along Kampala-Bombo Rd right now your witnessing a situation close to that in Baghdad or Mogadishu if not in the forests of Garamba huntint for Kony!

Holding guns, wearing dark spectacles, smoking proudly with  gloomy intimidating faces and odering people not to walk infront Rose Washing Dry Cleaner next to St Paul Book & Media Center and slightly opposite Ambassador house.

No! No! theres not neen for one to wear bulets allover his body, I reject and oppose that.

I must go to CPS (Central Police Station) to report the matter otherwise theres no justification for any cuase in this. Why do they have to make us hate our country with all this fear, terror and intimidation?


What a shame?

Report About IPC by Kivumbi at Parliament

this has brought us inevitable laughter because The Man hells Museveni unchallenged. ‘Gentlemen and ladies allow me invite Mr. John Ssebana Kizito to make some remarks. We believe D.P will join the cooperation thou it was one of the pioneers and latter it left.’ The Man has said. Ssebana while beginning his address has stressed a point of correction and clarification.

“I want to correct the Chairman of Inter-Party cooperation when he said, we were one of the pioneers of the cooperation and later we left, this is wrong; Actually we got hold of the document which the four parties signed and we were still making consultation with our party members.” Upon this from the audience is some murmuring- “Till when shall end the consultations?” and it’s like the D.P boss hasn't’t heard anything! “We make decisions after through consultation, we are soon sitting in the Delegates Conference and one of the agendas is this. With this correction thou Ken looks like he hasn't’t heard it, Ssebana expresses his dis-satisfactions over the arrogance of the party in power, He says it has used intimidation to suppress the opposition and strongly says this is something we must fight, not physically but with basis. “ I remember Lt Samson Kiseka complaining that for the four month spent with President Museveni-he had not seen him answering a phone call.” Mr. Ssebana has said. He has continued to characterize this government with intimidation, using money to buy votes and regrets the mismanagement of the Electro Commission results. When Hajji Badru who is in for Mama Maria as earlier said makes his address we says “ let us never try to recite history in defense of our personal interest, we shall not move and do not forget a stick in time saves nine” Outstanding politicians on the main table are done and right now Lukuyamuzi is giving the flow delegates an opportunity to contribute to this dialog but this time it’s not by show of hands rather his own appointment so the first must he’s pointing at is Social Democratic Party (SDP) Leader Hon Michael Mabike. “I can see my colleagues are so excited but I lead the fastest growing political party in not only Uganda but in East, Central & Western Sahara,” At this point the house laughs the more. Hon Mabike confesses that no single party can take the movement alone, “we need combined efforts” he adds; “The battle must go on, the battle must be sustained regardless of the number of parliamentarians we have which is 57 compared to NRM with 211;” As I finalize however, we have forgotten two important reforms we must include; number is Feudalism as said by Dr Besigye and second Election Finance Law. Clapping in the house www.kivumbi25.blogspot.com/2009/09/inter-party-co-operation-dialog.html

PETER KIBAZO AND MORE THREE JOURNALSIT ARRESTED

PETER KIBAZO AND MORE THREE JOURNALSIT ARRESTED

I think I am the next reporter to be arrested and this should not be a surprise to East Africans and all citizens of the world. The situation has grown intense and each minute that passes by tension, fear, insecurity & intimidation continues to infringe in the hearts of journalists, reporters, presenters, moderators and in the eyes of the public. While in the conference with president Museveni yesterday alongside politicians, and religious leaders of all sects at Hotel Africana-Nile Hall discussing sustainable reconciliation, peace & justice, two more outstanding and prominent members of the media were arrested. Robert Serumaji of spectrum 7:00pm-8:00pm Radio One, Mon-Fri, was arrested though acquitted on police bound with caution of not presenting and moderating again! Just immediately when Peter Kibazo (Radio Simba-6:00pm- 8:00pm, Mon-Fri) had finished his program on WBS TV, was besieged and arrested. Till now he hasn’t been realized. At the beginning of this week a television & another radio journalist were arrest in Kayunga, Bugerere where the Kabaka –Youth function was supposed to take place but made impossible by president Museveni! Tonight I stand fearlessly and unchallenged by any one who claims journalist are inciting violence while executing there services as required; I demand for the immediate and thorough realize of Serumaji, I insist that Peter Kibazo and other programmers of ‘Binsangawano’ early morning program on radio Simba be reinstated unconditionally. We can’t stay silent when CBS, Radio Sapentia, Ssubi Fm, & Kaboozi Stations turned off by the National Broadcasting Council on orders from above; In the first case who is that above? This is the time we must show solidarity as Ugandans here and in the Diaspora, you must join me in sending a direct massage to these perpetrators on tension, affliction & intimidation. President Museveni and his counter parts in authority must abandon there despotic character that has caused anarchy and suppression for our country, and the time is now!

PROF AMAZRUI IN MAKERERE THIS AFTERNOON. The likelihood of me attending this memorial lecture today by Prof Amazrui –New York is unlimited. Prof is expected to address over 700 university students in the university main hall today at 2:00pm. From my inquiries with different politicians and scholars from various universities this week, we expect the MUK alumni to leave no stone unturned! Instilling and inculcating revolutionary ideals of nationalism ad pan Africans in minds of the young generation is a must phenomenal-him being the son of the land. We also expect him to empathize with the students whose fees has been hiked with 20-30% increment. Above all we expect this lectures to unveil various loopholes ahead of 2011 Uganda Presidential elections. I’ll be there guys with John Ken Lukyamuzi, Amazrui long time comrade. See you there if you can please.