The trend to day have left many women getting married to men younger than them unlike in the past where  a man had to marry a lady who was  younger since it was considered that this lady could have more respect for the man.

So many young men are seen comfortably dating older women and ending up tying a knot.

Reasons to date older women

• Advancement-ladies say that they are influenced by the environmental changes which come with modernity.
• Love
• Sexual satisfaction-older women found young boys to be energetic unlike the older ones
• Experienced-older women have been in more relationships than you so they know how to handle any kind of misunderstanding
• Status –older women are accomplished, they have better paying jobs and are ready to spend any coin on whatever they want in life.
• Fun-young men are seen to have more fun than the older men. older women find it good spending time with the people who make them happy

Don’t be afraid to fall in love with that person thinking that he is younger than you, you never know he might be the Mr. Right you’ve been waiting for

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President Museveni has said that Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) outgoing president Col. Kiiza Besigye wants to annoy soldiers and they topple him (Museveni).

“He (Besigye) wants to annoy my soldiers (Uganda Peoples’ Defence forces) and they topple me,” the president reportedly told NRM caucus MPs yesterday.

Museveni adds that “if there is no security in Uganda, there is no peace.” The president says that defence is a sensitive area.

He says that once defence is neglected the soldiers may come on the streets and loot, rape, and cause havoc on the people of Uganda like those soldiers of the past regimes.

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Erias Lukwago is the 18^th mayor of Kampala and the first lord mayor in transition that started way back in 1950s, Walakira Nyanzi writes. But Lukwago is only the fourth mayor to be directly elected by Kampala residents in a secret ballot. The following are other 17 distinguished citizens that have served as Mayors of Kampala.

1. Sir Amar Main (C.B.E) 1950-55 after serving as Kampala Municipal board chairman

2. Councilor K.H. Dale (O.B.E), 1955-56 (he died in office)

3. Councilor C.S Lewis (1956-58)

4. Councilor (the hon. C.E Develin 1958-9)

5. Councilor (the hon. S.W. Kulubya (C.B.E) 1959-61). Kulubya is the first African mayor of Kampala.

6. Alderman Mrs. B. Saben (C.B.E) 1961-2, was the first woman mayor of Kampala.

7. Councilor Sarah M. Nkonge was the first woman acting mayor of Kampala (1998-9)

8. Alderman P.L. Patel 1962-3

9. Alderman P.N. Kavuma (O.B.E) 1961-5

10. Alderman W.Y. Nega 1965-8

11. Alderman A.G. Mehta 1968-9. He died in office

12. Alderman Nakibinge 1969-71

13. His worship Walusimbi Mpanga, one of Kampala’s long serving mayors (1971-82)

14. His worship Fred Semaganda 1982-6

15. Chairman Wasswa Ziritwawula 1987-9

16. His worship C. Yiga 1989-97

17. His worship Nasser Ntege Sebaggala 1998, the first directly elected mayor of Kampala and the first one to lose office as Kampala mayor because of a court conviction. He was replaced by his deputy Sarah Nkonge who served as acting mayor until June 1999 when His worship Sebaana Kizito took over as the second directly elected Mayor of Kampala.

In February 2002, Sebaana again stood as a mayoral candidate and was re-elected with a greater mandate for a full term as a mayor. Sebaana was replaced by Nasser Sebaggala who was also later replaced by Erias Lukwago.

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Sources in government have told us that the ministers behind the idea of relocating the capital city to Nakasongola have already sold the idea to president Museveni who also seems to be supportive of the idea.

We are told some of the ministers behind the idea of relocating the capital city are Justice Minister Maj. Gen. Kahinda Otafiire and state minister for transport Stephen Cheborot.

There are also proposals that the capital should be relocated to Mbarara as the late former president of Uganda Milton Obote had planned in the past. The ministers behind the proposal argue that relocating the capital city will decongest Kampala.

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