World Human Rights Watch (WHRW) has released a report naming president Kaguta Yoweri Museveni’s Uganda Government to be one of the most hostile and brutal Governments against Non Government Organisations (NGOs) in Africa.

The report indicates that president Museveni’s National Resistance Movement (NRM) Government is topping most hostile Governments in Africa against Non Government Organisations especially those criticizing Human Rights Abuses in Uganda and others who are critical on Uganda Oil deals (Corruption in Oil Contracts).

The report also strongly condemns the human rights abuses, oppression of opposition members, politically motivated arrests and imprisonment, corruption, voter bribery, ballot paper stuffing, land grabbing and discrimination at workplace basing on tribe, race, religion and political beliefs. The report was made public today.

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A group of anti monarchists has petitioned president Museveni asking him to abolish kingdoms which they describe as dens of sadists and oppression.

The leaders of the Batuku community (tribe found in western Uganda) wrote to President Museveni last week that many of the traditional institutions should be abolished because they practice territorial cultural expansions over minority tribes like the Batuku community.

Writing to Museveni through their umbrella association of the “Ant-Kingdom interference Batuku community, the Batuku leaders allege that kingdoms like Tooro kingdom and Rwenzururu sit on their cultural rights.

The Batuku leaders say that they feel privileged to have kingdoms abolished and remain with the NRM government which came out of struggles against forces of tyranny, oppression and exploitation.

The group especially says that the pro-Omukama of Tooro and Omusinga Bwanzururu violate the Constitution of Uganda by imposing their kings on the Batuku yet the Batuku are a different tribe.

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The song ‘Nabuulo’ is in praise of Bukenya’s mother for giving birth to the former Vice President who is currently seen as an upcoming pillar in the country’s politics and a growing threat to the ruling National Resistance Movement government.

We hear that Bukenya has coughed in millions of money into the formation of this album. The full names of Bukenya’s mother are Francesca Nabuulo, a Muganda by tribe and Bukenya is her only son in life.

Bukenya is going to be the second richest man in Uganda to have hired a musician to compose a song in praise of his mother. The first one was Charles Mbire who hired Bobi Wine and Juliana Kanyomozi to produce ‘Maama Mbire’ hit in praise of his mother.

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What has been rumoured is now confirmed. The embattled Ugandan former Vice President, Prof. Gilbert Balibaseka Bukenya is to appear in Iryn Namubiru’s ‘Nabuulo’ song video.

The song ‘Nabuulo’ is in praise of Bukenya’s mother for producing the former Vice President who is currently seen as an upcoming pillar in the country’s politics and a growing threat to the ruling National Resistance Movement government.

We hear that Bukenya has coughed in millions of money into the formation of this album. The full names of Bukenya’s mother are Francesca Nabuulo, a Muganda by tribe and Bukenya is her only son in life.

Bukenya is going to be the second richest man in Uganda to have hired a musician to compose a song in praise of his mother. The first one was Charles Mbire who hired Bobi Wine and Juliana Kanyomozi to produce ‘Maama Mbire’ hit in praise of his mother.

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