Mwaka says that opposition parties need less bloodshed but total mobilization of grassroots voters amidst ‘bogus’ electoral Commission’ the way it was done in Senegal for opposition to win the polls.

Mwaka says that opposition Political Parties in Senegal went down to the grassroots level a midst suppression of the president of Senegal and his anti opposition team. Instead of Senegalese picking guns and causing bloodshed; Mwaka says they mobilized funds from donors, mobilized opposition structures and won the voters hearts through right message!

This president Museveni’s spy wonders whether our political Parties in Uganda have the structures; the internal Democracy; the financial mobilization skills and the will to be the next government. “Can war or revolution help; will it work in Uganda without years of bloodshed? What is the best way? Thinking aloud as I salute the politicians of Senegal!

President Wade of Senegal even went ahead to amend the constitution to suit his age and put no term limits the way the Kampala government has done for president Museveni but still opposition members voted Wade out of power.

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Ndiaye is replacing Kundhavi Kadiresan, who last year was appointed Country Director for Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Ndiaye is in the country to start his new assignment. A Senegalese national, Ndiaye is the first African national to work as Country Manager for Uganda.

Ndiaye said today that he is excited serving in Uganda at this critical time when the economy is experienced some turbulence but also as the country looks forward to harnessing its oil resources.

He said that his top priorities will be to lead and support staff in implementing the priorities of the Bank’s Africa Strategy and the Uganda Country Assistance Strategy while adjusting to corporate realities and opportunities.

According to his resume, Ndiaye joined the World Bank in 1998 as a Financial Management Specialist in the Senegal Country Office and rose through the ranks, holding various international positions, with his most recent assignment being Manager, Financial Management, in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia Region.

He holds a Master in Business Administration and is Qualified Professional Accountant.

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