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Analysis: Uganda’s problems is lack of moral values

Gerald Businge — Thu, 05 Jul 2012 17:50:08 +0000

Uganda’s problem is locked in lack of moral values, norms and virtues and unless Ugandans themselves address this even if president Museveni’s government exits power it will be a mere change of guards.

Our writers have been able to exchange their thoughts with many people and organizations but everyone’s mind has been engraved with formulas of how to get financially empowered quickly.
When you read in the newspapers published in Kampala today, one notices that there is too much lack of morals. For example when you open our newspapers you can not fail to find stories such as woman accused of stealing baby at party, former ministers Kirunda Kivenjinja, Khiddu Makubuya face sanction over corruption, top sex slave dealer nabbed, man sacrifices neighbours son to get wealth etc.
The women and men of Uganda are daily charged with abuse of office and corruption related cases. The university lecturers are often reported in newspapers exchanging examination marks for sex.

By Walakira Nyanzi

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Uganda’s opposition leader Col. Kiiza Besigye says he doesn’t read Red Pepper

Gerald Businge — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:59:44 +0000

We think that it is better for politicians to read all newspapers within and outside the country in order to get peoples views, challenges and aspirations.

But this is not the case with the FDC President, Col. Kiiza Besigye. He has told the members of FDC inKampalathat for him he doesn’t read the Daily Red Pepper, Onion, Entasi and Kamunye newspaper. Why? Besigye says this is because the above newspapers are reportedly used by the NRM government to write negative stories about FDC and Besigye.

Besigye also says that he hardly read the government owned newspapers of the New Vision and Bukedde because they too are used to fight opposition.

The FDC leader says he only reads the Weekly Observer and the Daily monitor because according to him these two newspapers write professionally and accurately.

By Moureen Nakyanzi

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Man kisses Juliana on stage

Gerald Businge — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 14:33:21 +0000

Kampalahas handsome guys, at least singer Juliana Kanyomozi found it yesterday at Club Rouge when she was performing on stage.

When she sang Hatarudi hit, a handsome guy jumped from the revelers and went straight on stage. He started dancing with her and then finally gave her a hot kiss. This sex excited man also hugged Juliana causing ululations from the fans.

Juliana seemed to have taken it easy because she continued singing and hold the man’s hand as she performed ‘Hatarudi.’

A photo journalist who took a picture of this man dancing and kissing Juliana also got some dime. When the song was over, this man went to him and bought this picture one hundred thousand shillings such that it doesn’t appear in any newspapers.

By Moureen Nakyanzi

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