In what looks like a provocation, the planning committee of the Democratic Party has sent invitations to ministers in president Museveni’s government inviting them for a closed door meeting at City House.

The City House building onLuwum   Streethouses the headquarters of the Democratic Party. The details on the invitation cards tell the ministers that President Museveni’s days at statehouse her over and the ministers are needed at City House to plan next government.

The message in the cards further informs the ministers that the next government after Museveni’s NRM is going to be DP thus the necessity of next Monday’s meeting at City house.

Sources at DP head offices says that the invitations to NRM leaders and ministers are intended to help them to jump the NRM ship and find a better leadership in the Democratic Party to follow.

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I am Harold Kaija, one of the aides of Uganda’s main opposition leader, Col. Kiiza Besigye. I have a story I want to tell you colleagues.

In 1923, eight of the wealthiest people in the world met. Their combined wealth, it is estimated, exceeded the wealth of the government of the United States at that time. These men certainly knew how to make a living and accumulate wealth. But let’s examine what happened to them 25 years later. 1. President of the largest steel company, Charles Schwab, lived on borrowed capital for Five …years before he died bankrupt.
2. President of the largest gas company, Howard Hubson, went insane.
3. One of the greatest commodity traders, Arthur Cutton, died insolvent.
4. President of the New York Stock Exchange, Richard Whitney, was sent to jail.
5. A member of the President’s Cabinet, Albert Fall, was pardoned from jail to go home and die in peace.
6. The greatest “bear” on Wall Street, Jessie Livermore committed suicide.
7. President of the world’s greatest monopoly, Ivar Krueger, committed suicide.
8. President of the Bank of International Settlement, Leon Fraser, Committed Suicide.
What they forgot was how to make life! Money in itself is not evil! Money provides food for the hungry, medicine for the sick, Clothes for the needy; Money is only a medium of exchange. We need two kinds of education:
(a) One that teaches us how to make a living and
(b) One that teaches us how to live.

There are people who are so engrossed in their professional life that they neglect their family, health and social responsibilities. If asked why they do this they would reply that they were doing it for their family. Our kids are sleeping when we leave home. They are sleeping when we come home. Twenty years later, we’ll turn back, and they’ll all be gone.

Without water, a ship cannot move. The ship needs water, but if the water gets into the ship, the ship will face problems. What was once a means of living for the ship will now become a means of destruction? Similarly we live in time where earning is necessity but let not the earning enter our hearts, for what was once a means of living will become a means of destruction.

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Besigye visited a place which is near a small river which the people in Budadiri call a Beach. Nandala took Besigye and other A4C officials around Budadiri town and he (Mafabi) slaughtered a goat for Besigye.

The people of Kumi gave Besigye a live goat and a ship plus a hen.

Then Besigye jumped over it. He later told the people of Kumi that he wanted to remind them when Museveni jumped over a dead cow in Sudan a few years back. He urged the people of Kumi to denounce Museveni because he jumps over dead cows.

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Gabula on several times requested to meet with the Queen and failed. The Queen we are told would ask who is Gabula or Kyabazinga. The Queen we are informed that she told her officials that in Uganda she knows only two kingdoms: Bunyoro and Buganda. Why? Bunyoro resisted colonialism for over nine years and Buganda collaborated with the colonialists to extend colonial rule across the current day Uganda.

On realizing that there was no possibility for him to meet the Queen, Gabula decided to return back to Uganda. He returned to Uganda last Friday and he was received by Bugabula North MP Andrew Allen.

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