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Cheaters Manual – How to Cover Your Tracks

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Cheating Manual

Okay, so I’m back again writing. I don’t know why I’m doing this because I know I will get a lot of grief from guys asking me why I’m letting out all the secrets… and from women asking me why I’m teaching their tamed lovers on how to be wild? Let’s just say I had some annoying experiences with someone who was doing a very bad job of cheating on me. Yes, annoying, annoying, annoying because well, I have a relatively high I.Q (even if I must say so myself) and I’m also a very good judge of character so when something’s up, I pick up real fast.

So I let this girl keep doing whatever it was because 1. I wasn’t really that interested in her that much to be pissed off in the first place and 2. I was really curious to see if the other guy would find out he was being played and what his reaction would be. So this inspired me to write again, to teach you young novices out there on how to cheat properly. “If you are going to play the game you better play it right”, and yes I did just quote Busy Signal there.
The first rule is the most basic thing ever. Cover your freaking tracks! I mean it. Never leave a paper trail…well digital trail really. That is, no WhatsApp, no pictures in your phone with the side chick, no texts, no Facebook, no emails and definitely no keeping Ecocash transfer confirmation texts when you send her money. Do not ever keep movie stubs or any other stubs at that, I know some of you mushy guys like doing that – stubs have a nasty habit of being discovered in the most inopportune moments.

You have to do things the old way man – call her! This is why people buy Netone lines – to have universal and free access to the side chick. I promise you will never have anything to hide and so you won’t have to lock your phone with a password that looks like the algorithm Mark Zuckerberg used to create Facebook. You will also be killing two birds with one stone; removing said password from your phone creates an illusion of trust with the main chick as she also notices that you behave like a man with nothing to hide. But trust she will go through your phone just to make sure, not once but every time she gets a chance. So do not ever forget the basics – cover your tracks!

Never ever let her know that you have another sim card though, because once she does, she is going to be calling you on it and locking access to the side chicks’ only line of communication. This is how pros do it. What irritates me is people who cheat on me and never make an effort to hide it, I mean what the hell! And when they do happen to try and hide it, it’s such a half done job even a second grader could tell you that girl’s got something on the side. So if you are going to cheat? Do it right!

Yours in Eternal Pessimism

Uganda Ranked Among the Best Safari Destinations in Africa

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Uganda has been rated the best eighth African safari destination by Safari Bookings, one of the leading market place for Africa Safaris.

Safari Bookings conducted an investigation to find the leading safari destinations in Africa. After examining more than 3000 reviews that were compiled by clients who had gone on safaris as well as safari experts, Uganda emerged as the 8th best country for African safaris.

When it comes to African safaris, Uganda is one of the most beautiful countries in Africa and the world at large. This is the reason why Sir Winston Churchill called it the Pearl of Africa.

Many call it the Garden of Eden due to the amazing tourist attractions that are found in the different corners of the country. Some of these attractions are not found elsewhere in the world.

Uganda’s most unique feature is the endangered mountain gorillas that are protected in two national parks; Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park.

Many travelers to Uganda include at least two days with these giants on a safari which means that it’s one of the can’t miss doing an activity while in Uganda. And there is no adventurous activity in the world that out-compete the magical encounter with the endangered mountain gorillas.

In the world, there are only three countries that host mountain gorillas. The other two are Rwanda and DR Congo.  However, Uganda hosts the biggest percentage of these animals with most of the world’s biggest population living in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. There are over 480 mountain gorillas living in Bwindi National Park, South Western Uganda.

Many tourists keep on jetting into the country to meet the great apes. Most travelers stay at least one or two days in the wild while having a close encounter with these apes in their natural habitat.

Today, gorilla tourism is Uganda’s prime tourist attraction. Mountain gorillas have generated a lot of revenue for the government and it has also improved the standards of living of the people who live near the park.

Not only mountain gorillas but there are very many unique attractions that cannot be left out while on a Uganda safari. More so you can combine your safari with gorilla trekking. These include; game viewing in national parks to see different species of animals which include tree-climbing lions of Ishasha in Queen Elizabeth National Park, big mammals that include hippos, buffaloes, antelope species, etc. Over 1000 bird species are within Uganda. There are also an amazing list of tree species, butterflies, and many more. Uganda is gifted with 10 national Parks and game reserves that provide unique species of wildlife.

Cultural tours are also superb in the country that has over 50 different tribes.

There are also adrenaline adventures that you should not miss in Uganda. These include white water rafting, boating to the source of the Nile, bungee jumping, etc. All of these make Uganda one of the best destinations to visit in Africa.

Chimpanzee trekking is also magnificent while on a Uganda safari. Over five places in Uganda host chimpanzees, man’s closest cousins. The best place to see chimpanzees is Kibale Forest National Park, hme the highest percentage of these primate species. Meeting our close relatives is one of the most breathtaking moment you can have in Uganda. It is fan to watch these great apes playing in tree branches.

Ssharing the love of chimps with gorillas is a moment is one of the lifetime adventueres that Uganda offers to the whole world. These combined have greatly influenced very many tourists who travel to Uganda to have a classic adventurous experience.

What Ugandans Do When Something Bad Happens To Them

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Ugandans Protesting

When a Ugandan loses a job or a lover or a house or (God forbid) a luscious piece of chicken that fell off their plate by mistake, and then they go to their room and cry, that’s a disgrace to this nation.

It’s known the world over that Ugandans are tough ninjas who don’t cry. Look at Justin Beiber. He’s a baby but instead of crying about it, he sings.

Yes, Justin Kalyango Beiber is from Namanve. He sometimes reincarnates as Junior Kazoora but that’s okay. We know the tricks.

I’ll tell you what Ugandans do when something bad happens to them.

Fired from a job

We open a consultancy and make people pay us to Google for them success tips for their businesses. It is common knowledge that when a Ugandan is fired, it is not because he is incompetent. It is because he has become too wise for his boss.

Fired from a relationship

We invite our biggest gossip friends over for a drink and intimate to them about how we have found a bigger purpose in life and don’t have time for anyone anymore, especially girls.

The conversations have more detail. “If you hear anywhere saying mbu she broke up with me, that will be a lie. She’s not the one who is focused. I’m the one who broke up with her because I want to focus on bigger things in life.”

Fired from a house

We invite the same friends over and tell them we are now too focused on even bigger things that we have to make some sacrifices, including paying the rent. That we have some business ventures that require a lot of money and after they succeed, we shall have our own houses even.

If our gossip friends ask us to reveal the business ventures they should gossip about, we tell them they won’t understand. Even us we don’t understand them yet.

Lost a physical fight

We get up from the floor, brush off the greases here and there, then we call our gossip friends over and take them to a quiet corner. We tell them to forget what they just saw. That we’re now too focused to start fighting back. We tell them, “You guys, me I can beat that guy but I just have no time for fighting. I have serious businesses to take care of everywhere.”

Caught stealing public funds

This is the only bad incident where we don’t do anything. We just sit back and relax because we are sure we were doing our job right.

My Boyfriend Doesn’t Know I Take Money From Him

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Stealing from my Boyfriend

Uncle Agony Dear,

Ok now I heard you guys call someone a gold digger on the show the other day and I am scared that I may be put in that category. This is me asking not to be judged. Now my boyfriend and I have been living together since January. We share expenses but overall he is more well off than I am and makes more money and I have been going through some hard times and you know how it is with chics. You have to look good.

Now, every now and then I take some money out of his wallet; a negligible amount. I mean his money is my money right. I felt kawa about this but the other day I was telling one of my buddies and she was like that is stealing, Now I feel fake. Is it stealing? I thought I was entitled to his dimes.

Please do not snake my name banange.

Just call me anonymous.

 

Just Call Me Anonymous dear,

My point exactly. It’s a very common mistake for people to think that taking someone’s property without their consent is called stealing. Your buddy is not focused just.

My friend Bob opened a business here in Kenya last year that involved entering a few banks, shouting at a few tellers to put their goddamn hands up in the air and hand over a few billion dollars here and there then some stupid policemen called him a thief yet we had both agreed that he was entitled to the dimes.

If he wasn’t, they wouldn’t have put a building in the middle of the city and told us there’s money inside and people can come and withdraw. Withdraw namnagani? They didn’t give him an ATM card and the ATMs were far.

I just don’t understand these things I tell you. Even when someone dies, they say someone is dead. It’s a human thing and I won’t lie to you but I honestly don’t know why they do it.

So yes, you’re entitled to it. Just as much as you’re entitled to walking into a cabinet meeting right now, spitting in Sevo’s face and declaring yourself the minister of all portfolios. Frankly, I don’t know why I haven’t done it myself. Go ahead and take your boyfriend’s money without his consent. It would only be stealing if another girl was doing exactly what you do.

Museveni Reshuffles RDCs (October 2018)

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In Exercise of Powers conferred on the President of Uganda by Articles 99 and 203 of the 1995 Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, I hereby appoint the following persons as Resident District Commissioners and Deputy Resident District Commissioners, respectively.

RESIDENT DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS

NAMES DISTRICT
1. MPIMBAZA HASHAKA ABIM
2. TABAN DATA PETER ADJUMANI
3. NGOMPEK LENOS AGAGO
4. OMARA JOSEPHINE ALEBTONG
5. EYALO LILLIAN AMOLATAR
6. ADIAMA EKJU JOHN ROBERT AMUDAT
7. ISEET JULIAN FEDE AMURIA
8. AUMA LINDA AGNES AMURU
9. AKELLO BEATRICE APAC
10. NAHORI OYAA ARUA
11. MARTIN OROCH BUDAKA
12. WATENYELE JOHN NABENDE BUDUDA
13. MUGABI MARTIN BUGIRI
14. BISOBORWA PETER BUHWEJU
15. KAGAYI JANE FRANCIS BUIKWE
16. WALUGEMBE RAMATHAN BUKEDEA
17.

 

DR. SAZIR NSUBUGA MAYANJA

 

BUKOMANSIMBI

 

18.

 

CHESOL TOM

 

BUKWO

 

19.

 

PAAK PETER PAX

 

BULAMBULI

 

20.

 

ASIIMWE AMOS

 

BULIISA

 

21.

 

KAKWENZA GRACE

 

BUNDIBUGYO

 

22.

 

TIBEMANYA JOLLY

 

BUSHENYI

 

23.

 

CAPT. CHRIS MIKE OKIRIA

 

BUSIA

 

24.

 

SEGAWA JIMMY EBIL

 

BUTALEJA

 

25.

 

HAJJI SEBYALA BADRU

 

BUTAMBALA

 

26. NABIRYE AGNES BUVUMA
27.

 

OGWANG ADYERO

 

BUYENDE

 

28.

 

EGOLE LAWRENCE

 

DOKOLO

 

29.

 

SABIITI RUTH KASHAKA

 

GOMBA

 

30.

 

CAPT. OKOT LAPOLO

 

GULU

 

31.

 

KISEMBO SAMUEL ARAALI

 

HOIMA

 

32.

 

AKATUHEBWA ELIASTO

 

IBANDA

 

33.

 

KWESIGA EVA NALONGO (MRS.)

 

IGANGA

 

34.

 

MUHANGI HERBERT

 

ISINGIRO

 

35.

 

SAKWA ERIC

 

JINJA

 

36.

 

NANDINDA DARIUS

 

KABALE

 

37.

 

ASIIMWE STEPHEN

 

KABAROLE

 

38.

 

ONYA AKONAPESA EDWARD

 

KABERAMAIDO

 

39.

 

AACHILA JOHN REX

 

KAABONG

 

40.

 

RUTERERAHO LILIAN

 

KAGADI

 

41.

 

MUGUME APOLLO

 

KAKUMIRO

 

42.

 

KIKOOLA DANIEL

 

KALANGALA

 

43.

 

BILLY JANAT MULINDWA

 

KALIRO

 

44.

 

TUKAIKIRIZA CALEB

 

KALUNGU

 

45.

 

MPIIMA FARIDAH

 

KAMPALA

 

46.

 

DDUMBA MOSES

 

KAMULI

 

47.

 

MUCUNGUZI GODFREY

 

KAMWENGE

 

48.

 

SENGOOBA SSEKANDI SHAFIQ

 

KANUNGU

 

49.

 

CHERUKUT EMMA ROSE

 

KAPCHORWA

 

50.

 

LT. WALUSIMBI JOE

 

KASESE

 

51.

 

BWALATUM MICHAEL

 

KATAKWI

 

52.

 

KIKOMEKO MWANAMOIZA

 

KAYUNGA

 

53.

 

MBABAZI DEBORAH

 

KIBAALE

 

54.

 

MAWIYA LULE UMAR

 

KIBOGA

 

55.

 

NAJJUMA JULIET SENKOOLE

 

KIBUKU

 

56.

 

MUHINDO AMINADABU

 

KIRUHURA

 

57.

 

DEBELE PETER

 

KIRYANDONGO

 

58.

 

MUGISHA PETER

 

KISORO

 

59.

 

OMARA CHRISTOPHER

 

KITGUM

 

60.

 

KAWOOYA ISAAC

 

KOBOKO

 

61.

 

OLWENY OMARA JOHANNAN

 

KOLE

 

62.

 

LOGILO PETER NGOROK

 

KOTIDO

 

63.

 

KATO MATANDA HUSSIEN

 

KUMI

 

64.

 

BULWANIREGHA DENIS EPHRAIM

 

KWEEN

 

65.

 

KABOYO DAVID

 

KYANKWANZI

 

66.

 

KAWAMARA MISAKI

 

KYEGEGWA

 

67.

 

BWEBALE APOLLO

 

KYENJOJO

 

68.

 

KIDEGA JAMES

 

LAMWO

 

69.

 

ODONG MILTON

 

LIRA

 

70.

 

KABUYE NICKSON NUWAGABA

 

LUUKA

 

71.

 

NAMULINDWA PHEOBE

 

LUWERO

 

72.

 

JUUKO KASIITA APOLLO

 

LWENGO

 

73.

 

KAMWINE CATHERINE

 

LYANTONDE

 

74.

 

WASHAKI AHMED

 

MANAFA

 

75.

 

SOET ESTHER

 

MARACHA

 

76.

 

SSENTONGO HERMAN

 

MASAKA

 

77.

 

NYAKAHUMA GODFREY

 

MASINDI

 

78.

 

SHILAKU JAMES

 

MAYUGE

 

79.

 

OGAJO BARASA

 

MBALE

 

80.

 

MAJ. JAMES MWESIGYE

 

MBARARA

 

81.

 

NASIIMA ADA

 

MITOOMA

 

82.

 

CAPT. YAHAYA KAKOOZA

 

MITYANA

 

83.

 

PETER KEN LACOP

 

MOROTO

 

84.

 

KOMAKECH WILLIAM

 

MOYO

 

85.

 

BYABASHAIJA ROSE MANDE

 

MPIGI

 

86.

 

NYAKWEERA BAGUMA

 

MUBENDE

 

87.

 

BAMWINE FRED

 

MUKONO

 

88.

 

MODO DAVID LAMRTO

 

NAKAPIRIPIRIT

 

89.

 

NAYEBARE KYAMUZIGITI

 

NAKASEKE

 

90.

 

MUGANGA DAN

 

NAKASONGOLA

 

91.

 

OPIRA SYLVESTER

 

NAMAYINGO

 

92.

 

SEMPALA AMOS KIGOZI

 

NAMUTUMBA

 

93.

 

LUBEGA ABUBAKER

 

NAPAK

 

94.

 

LABEJA BOB WILLIAMS

 

NEBBI

 

95.

 

ONORIA AMBROSE

 

NGORA

 

96.

 

BIRYABAREMA ELAIJA

 

NTOROKO

 

97.

 

BAKUNDA GEORGE

 

NTUNGAMO

 

98.

 

AKELLO AGNES EBONG

 

NWOYA

 

99.

 

AKANYE SUSAN

 

OMORO

 

100.

 

ABAK ROBERT

 

OTUKE

 

101.

 

AKULLU GILLIAN

 

OYAM

 

102.

 

DUSMAN OKEE

 

PADER

 

103.

 

KYEYUNE SSENYONJO

 

PALLISA

 

104.

 

MUBIRU CHARLES

 

RAKAI

 

105.

 

RWAKIFARI PETER

 

RUBANDA

 

106.

 

NAKAMYA HARRIET

 

RUBIRIZI

 

107.

 

KAGUTA DAN

 

RUKUNGIRI

 

108.

 

BUSINGE HARRIET

 

SEMBABULE

 

109.

 

OKISWA GEOFFREY

 

SERERE

 

110.

 

KYERERE FRANK

 

SHEEMA

 

111.

 

LULABA ISAAC

 

SIRONKO

 

112.

 

TUKEI WILBERFORCE

 

SOROTI

 

113.

 

OWOLE NIXON

 

TORORO

 

114.

 

KIRABIRA ROSE NALONGO

 

WAKISO

 

115.

 

ANDAMA RICHARD

 

YUMBE

 

116.

 

MUHINDO PULKERIA

 

RUKIGA

 

117.

 

TOKO SHUAIB

 

PAKWACH

 

118.

 

NDISABA FATUMA

 

BUTEBO

 

119.

 

MAJ. RTD. DAVID MATOVU

 

KYOTERA

 

120.

 

KIAGAI MOSES WAMOTO

 

NAMISINDWA

 

121.

 

ASIIMWE JANE MUHINDO

 

BUNYANGABO

 

122.

 

KAJOINGE ANDREW KIWANUKA

 

ZOMBO

 

DEPUTY RESIDENT DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS

 

NAMES DISTRICT
1. HELLEN PULKOL ABIM
2. MUGWERI MOSES ADJUMANI
3. AKWETEIREHO JONATHAN AMOLATAR
4. KEDI RONALD ONGODIA AMURIA
5. KOMAKECH SALIM APAC

 

6. ALICE AKELLO OPIO ARUA
7. BAKALE SADIQ BUGIRI

 

8. HUDU HUSSEIN BUIKWE

 

9. HANIFAH KALADI BUKOMANSIMBI

 

10. MUHANGUZI UMAR BUNDIBUGYO

 

11. LOY NAMARA BUSHENYI

 

12. KALIKWANI PAUL BUSIA

 

13. ELIJAH MADOI BUTALEJA

 

14. KIGONGO JUMA BUVUMA

 

15. OREE TONNY GULU

 

16. TABARO RICARD HOIMA
17.

 

BASHONGOKA MARY

 

IBANDA

 

18.

 

NAKAMANDA PAMELA WATUWA

 

IGANGA

 

19.

 

TUSIIME GIDEON

 

ISINGIRO

 

20.

 

ABEL BAKUNDA

 

JINJA

 

21.

 

RUGAJU GAD

 

KABALE

 

22.

 

BANDEBA FESTUS

 

KABAROLE

 

23.

 

ODONGO SAMUEL

 

KABERAMAIDO

 

24.

 

MODO AUGUSTINE

 

KAABONG

 

25.

 

NANYANZI SARAH

 

KALUNGU

 

26.

 

HAWA NDEGGE

 

KAMPALA (CENTRAL)

 

27.

 

NABUKENYA DEBORAH MERCY KITYO

 

KAMPALA (KAWEMPE)

 

28.

 

KAGOLOLA IBRAHIM

 

KAMPALA (MAKINDYE)

 

29.

 

BURORA HERBERT ANDERSON

 

KAMPALA (NAKAWA)

 

30.

 

SENTAMU KABUGA DANIEL

 

KAMPALA (RUBAGA)

 

31.

 

MBETEGYERIZE GODFREY

 

KAMULI

 

32.

 

NYAKATEMBA REUBEN

 

KAMWENGE

 

33.

 

EMMY NGABIRANO

 

KANUNGU

 

34.

 

TWOYEN KENNETH CHEMONGES

 

KAPCHORWA

 

35.

 

SENKUNGU TEOPISTA

 

KALANGALA

 

36.

 

MASEREKA JOSHUA

 

KASESE

 

37.

 

ENOMU VINCENT

 

KATAKWI

 

38.

 

MUKOSE JAMES

 

KAYUNGA

 

39.

 

NANSHEMEZA CAROLINE KASHAIJA

 

KIBAALE

 

40.

 

KAGAMBI DOREEN KEITA

 

KIBOGA

 

41.

 

KAMUKAMA NICHOLAS

 

KIRUHURA

 

 

 

42.

 

NUWAGABA MOSES

 

KISORO

 

43.

 

AMULI KASUGGA

 

KITGUM

 

44.

 

BERU ABBEY

 

KUMI

 

45.

 

DENIS NZAIRWE

 

KYANKWANZI

 

46.

 

ANKUNDA SHARON

 

KYEGEGWA

 

47.

 

KAHONAHO ISAAC

 

KYENJOJO

 

48.

 

LWOROMOI TROBISCH

 

LIRA

 

49.

 

KAGAIGA MIRIAM

 

LUWERO

 

50.

 

NALUBEGA MARIAM SEGUYA

 

LWENGO

 

51.

 

TIITWE RHODAH KAGAAGA

 

LYANTONDE

 

52.

 

EMMY KATERA TURYABAGYENYI

 

MBARARA

 

53.

 

OKWI GILBERT

 

MANAFA

 

54.

 

CAPT. JOHN KADDU

 

MASAKA

 

55.

 

BAHEBWA LONGINO

 

MASINDI

 

56.

 

MITAALA EMMY

 

MAYUGE

 

57.

 

LILLIAN NAKAWESA

 

MBALE

 

58.

 

KASORO WILLIAM

 

MITOOMA

 

59.

 

ISHA NTUMWA

 

MITYANA

 

60.

 

ACHAM PROSCOVIA

 

MOROTO

 

61.

 

GORE GRIFFIN

 

MOYO

 

62.

 

BASUUKA HELLEN NSEREKO

 

MPIGI

 

63.

 

KIIZA EVELYNE TINKAMILILWE

 

MUBENDE

 

64.

 

BWABYE RICHARD

 

MUKONO

 

65.

 

AJILONG MODESTA

 

NAKAPIRIPIRIT

 

66.

 

AHARIKUNDIRA AFRICANO

 

NAKASEKE

 

67.

 

MAJID DHIKUSOOKA

 

NAMAYINGO

 

68.

 

ADYANGO RACHAEL

 

NEBBI

 

69.

 

KANYAMAHANE ISAIAH

 

NTUNGAMO

 

70.

 

AWANY ANDREW

 

PADER

 

71.

 

EMOKOL J.P. ONYANGO

 

PALLISA

 

72.

 

MUHINDO JUSTINE MUTABAZI

 

RAKAI

 

73.

 

BITARUHO FRANCIS

 

RUBIRIZI

 

74.

 

KEMIGISA GRACE MASIKO

 

RUKUNGIRI

 

75.

 

KINTU MUSOKE

 

SEMBABULE

 

76.

 

MAGUNDA GEORGE

 

SIRONKO

 

77.

 

EKOOMU JOHN STEVEN

 

SOROTI

 

78.

 

WERE YAHAYA

 

TORORO

 

79.

 

HAJJI NJUKI NOOR MBABAALI

 

WAKISO (ENTEBBE)

 

80.

 

MBABAZI JUSTINE

 

WAKISO (KASANGATI)

 

81.

 

SEKASAMBA JOSEPH

 

WAKISO

(KIIRA)

82.

 

ICHOGOR CHARLES

 

BUKEDEA

 

SECRETARIAT

1.

 

ASIIMWE MARTHA

 

 

SECRETARIAT OF RDC’S

2.

 

TWEHEYO JAMES

 

SECRETARIAT OF RDC’S
3.

 

SR. AKIROR MARY GRACE

 

SECRETARIAT OF RDC’S

Staff Tribunal Directs Makerere to Reinstate Dr. Nyanzi

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The Makerere University Staff Appeals Tribunal has directed management to immediately reinstate, Dr. Stella Nyanzi, saying her suspension was illegal and unlawful. The Tribunal delivered its ruling on Tuesday.

The Tribunal also ordered the university to pay Dr. Nyanzi her emoluments within ten working days after the ruling. Delivering the ruling, the Staff Appeals Tribunal Chairperson, George Omunyokol faulted the Appointments Board’ for failing to conduct Dr. Nyanzi’s disciplinary hearings within the statutory four weeks after suspension.

He directed the university to conduct disciplinary proceedings against Dr. Stella Nyanzi if any within a period of 30 days after the ruling. The tribunal also directed Makerere University not to suspend Dr. Stella Nyanzi until the conclusion of the disciplinary proceedings if there is any.

Makerere University Human Resource Directorate initiated the indefinite suspension of Dr. Nyanzi on March 31st, 2017 for allegedly insulting the First lady and Education Minister, Janet Museveni.

In a letter seeking Dr. Nyanzi’s suspension, the Makerere University Appointments Board Chairperson, Bruce Kabaasa claimed that the research fellow had made it a habit “to insult, dehumanize and castigate the minister of Education and Sports under whose docket Makerere University falls.”

However, in its ruling, the Tribunal observed that the letter didn’t state the actual words nor the aspects of dehumanization alluded to. It was observed that Dr. Nyanzi’s appeal raised salient issues of public law and castigated the Appointments Board’s failure to meet its statutory obligation.

While she had applied for general damages, the Tribunal ruled that each party bears its own costs. Dr. Stella Nyanzi’s lawyer, Isaac Ssemakadde from the Legal Brains Trust described the ruling as ground breaking, which doesn’t only protect his client but every employee of the university.

Ssemakadde dared the Appointment Board to commence a process where the First Lady and Minister of Education will be a witness, arguing that they would welcome the opportunity to school her legally.

Shortly after ruling, Ssemakadde asked the tribunal to allow Dr. Nyanzi to pass a vote of thanks. She thanked the tribunal for upholding the values expected of a true academic institution.

Speaking shortly after, Dr. Nyanzi described the ruling as a “celebration” and a “major win” for anyone with pretenses and claims of being an intellectual.

Dr. Nyanzi argues that she was educated to think and her PhD purifies her ability to think and that as such, she must not be punished for what she studied and is paid to do.

Hudson Musoke and Naome Kiconco represented Makerere University at the tribunal. Other members of the tribunal include Ruth Iteu Eyoku and Tom Otim. both representatives of administrative staff, Dr. Consolata Kabonesa, the Senate representative, Herbert Kiguli -Representative of the Ministry of Public Service, Prof. Muhammad Ntale and Dr. Rose Nakayi, the MUASA representatives.

The Makerere Staff Appeals Tribunal is established under Section 56 of the Universities and Other Tertiary Institutions Act, and serves as a system of checks and balances for the Appointments Board through, which aggrieved members of staff get a right to a fair hearing and appropriate re-dress, without hindrances from the University system.

Uganda’s Parliament Votes on Mobile Money Tax

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The Uganda Parliament has amended Excise Duty Act, 2014 to limit the taxable mobile money transactions to withdrawal and to reduce the duty payable from 1% to 0.5%. The tax was approved after a heated debate among the members of parliament with the Opposition holding that the tax should be scrapped. The bill to scrap off the tax was tabled by Wilfred Niwagaba (Ndorwa East MP) though it was first brought up by Lutamaguzi Ssemakula (Nakaseke South MP). It was highly supported by Robert Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine (Kyaddondo East MP), Moses Kasibante (Lubaga North MP), Muhammad Nsereko (Kampala Central MP) among others.

One of the highlights of the debate is Mwine Mpaka, a member of the NRM party and son to Minister Bright Rwamirama who voted against his party position to the surprise of fellow parliamentarians.

Other MPs also belonging to the NRM voted against their party include Jackson Muyanja Ssenyonga (MP Mukono South) who last year voted against lifting the age limit.

Those who highly supported reducing the tax to 0.5% include the Vice President Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi, Goverment Chief Whip Ruth Nankabirwa, Minister of Finance Matia Kasaijja among others.

Before the list, it should be noted that the tax was first met with stiff resistance from the public who describe it as exploitative.

Some observers say that by introducing the mobile money tax, Government seems to be stabbing itself in the back by taxing everything, including lifelines of its people especially the poor.

Key:

Yes – Scrap the tax
No – Retain the tax

Full list

Ababiku Jesica-No

Abacacon Charles-Absent

David Abala-Yes

Cathbert Abigaba-No

Achen Christine-Absent

Remegio Achiya-No

Achia Teres-No

Sarah Opendi-No

Lucy Achiro-Yes

James Acidri-Yes

Julius Bua-No

Anne Adeke-Yes

Heleln Adoa-No

Moses Adome-Absent

Lilly Adong-Yes

Abbas Agaba-Absent

Maria Gorette Agiro-No

Paul Akamba-Yes

Prossy Akampulira-Yes

Franca Akello-Absent

Lucy Akello-Yes

Rose Lilly Akello-Absent

Sylvia Akello-Absent

Jamesd Akena-Yes

Anthony Akol-Yes

Maxwll Akora-Absent

Lawrence Akunguzibwe-No

Vilolet Adome Akurut-Absent

Margaret Aleper-No

Tom Aza-Absent

Moses Ali-No

Alion Yorke-Absent

Santa Alum-Yes

Alupo Faith-Absente

Judith Alyek-No

Agnes Amede-Absent

Susan Amero-Yes

Monicah Amoding-Yes

Anita Among-NO

Betty Among-Absent

Jacquline Amongin-No

Paul Amoru-No

Doreen Amule-No

Fred Angella-Absent

Angudru Moses-Absent

Fredrick Angura-No

Evelyne Anite-No

Anyakin Esther-Absent

Joshua Anywarach-Yes

Silas Aogon-Yes

Bett Aol-Yes

Rama jaquiline No

Gabriel Ajedra-No

Herbert Ariko-Yes

Arinaitwe Rwakajara-Absent

Alinda Gordon-ABSENT

Asaba Paul-Absent

Hellen Asamo-Yes

Evelyne Asiimwe-Absent

Elly Asiku-No

Brenda Suubi-Absent

Bernard Atiku-Yes

Beatrice Anywar-Absent

Atim Ongom-Yes

Cecilia Ogwal-Yes

Atuhairwe jacklet-Absent

Etiang Stella- Absent

Jane Pacuto-Yes (No)

Betty Engola-No

Ayak Rose-No

Ayebazibwe Justine-No

Micheal Ayapa-No

Ayo Tonny-Yes

Dothy Azaire-No

Baba James-Absent

Babadiri Margater-No

Babirye Judith-Absent

Babirye Kityo-No

Mary KABANDA-Absent

Veronic a babirye-Absent

Aggrey Bagiire-No

John Bagoole-No

Baguma Splenza-Absent

David Bahati-No

Nambooze Betty-Absent

Charles Bakabulindi-Yes

Moses Balyeku-No

Bettu Muzanira-YES

Bangirana Kawooya-Absenbnt

Andrew Aja-Yes

Chris Bartyomunsi-Absent

Basalirwa-yes

Baseke Fred-Yes

Bategeka Lawrence-No

Sida Bumba-Absent

Josephine Beerona-Absent

Norah Bigirwa-Absent

Bintu Jalia-No

Mukitale-Absent

Nanyondo Birungi-Absent

Sam Btabgaro-No

Lawrence Biyika-Absent

Bukenya Micheal-No

Mary Karooro-No

Tom Biutime-No

Nsaba Buturo-No

Bwiino Fred-No

John Byabagambi-No

Abraham Byandala-No

Alex Bakunda-No

Flavia Byekwaso-No

Sam Byebisho-Yes

Robert Centenary-Yes

Rukiya Chekamondo-No

Lydia Chewel-No

Chelimo Reuben-Absent

Evelyn Chemutai-Yes

Sam Cheptoris-No

Dhamuzubgu Geoffrey-No

Zaitun Driwaru-No

Simon Dujangu-absent

Mark Angel-No

Muse Echweru-No

Jennifer Nantume-Absent

Kenneth Esiangu-yes

Cosmas Elotu-No

Isaas Etuka-Absent

Kaps Funagroo-Absent

Gafabusa Muhumuza-Yes

Bennis Ssozi-Absent

Francis Gonahasa-Yes

Guma Gumisiriza-No

Gume Fredrrick Ngobi-Absent

Hashim Suleiman-No

Ikojo Johj Bosco-No

Ilukor Charles-No

Veronica Esala-No

Isaac Musumba-No

Tophase Byagira- Absent

Herbert Kabafunzaki-Absent

Rose Kabagyenyi-Absent

Sheila Mwine-No

Micheal Kabaziguruka-Absent

Kafeero Ssekitoleko-Absent

Jackson Kafuuzi-Absent

Moses Gume-Absent

Kahima Moses Mugabi-No

Hellen Kahunde-Yes

Aston Kajara-Absent

Kazungu-no

James Kakooza-No

Joseph Kakooza-No

Christopehr Kalemba-Absent

Kyomukama Kaliisa-Absent

Anifa Kawooya-No

Ssengo Emmanuel-No

Andrew Kiiza absent

Kamara John-Absent

Pamela kAMUGO-YES

Ephraim Kamuntu-Absent

Kamussime carolibe-Absent

Pentagon-Yes

Stephen Kangwangye-No

David Karubanga-No

Gerald Karuhanga-Absent

Matia Kasaija-No

Moses Kasibante-Yes

Atwooki Kasirivu-No

Robert Kasolo-Absent

Ibrahim Kasozi-Yes

Joseph Kazoosi-Absent

Kasule Robert-No

Patrick Kasumba-No

Joy Katali-Yes

Kato Lubwama-Yes Katoti Hatwib-No

Katumba Wamala-No

Abdu Katuntu-Yes

Hood Katuramu-Absent

Katusabe Atkins-Absent

Ruth Katushabe-Yes

Olivver Katwesigye-Yes

Pauline Kemirembe-Yes

Grace Kesande-yes

Justien Kayinza-YES

Henry Kibalya

Ronald Kibuule-No

Kiize Ernest-No

Kiiza Stella-Absent

Kiiza Winfred-Yes

Kinobe Herbert Absent

Kipterit Christoper-Absent

Kisa Stephen-Absent

Noeline Kisemera-No

Aboud Kitata-Absent

Mary Kitutu-Absent

Kiwanda Godfrey-No

Kiwanuka Keefa-Kiyingi-Yes

Kizige Moses-Absent

Leodro Komaketch-YES

Komuhangi Margaret- No

Ivan Koreta-Absent

Felix Kulaigye-No

Kumama Nsamba-No

Kunihira Agnes-Absent

Peace Kusasira-Absent

Pecos Kuteesa-No

Sam Kutesa-Absent

Grace Freedom-No

Robert Ssentamu-Yes

Amelia Kyambadde-Absent

Haruna Kyeyune-Absent

Lakot Suzan-No

Catherine Lamwaka-No

Lamwaka Margaret-Absent

Lanyero Molly-No

Peter Lokeris-No

Samson Lokeris-No

phn Baptist Lokit-no

Abrahams Loki-Absent

Simon Lokodo-No

Lokoru Albert-No

Lokwing Hillary-No

Lowila-Yes

Medard Sseggona-yes

Kenneth Lubogo-Absent

Nelson Lufafa-Yes

Amos Lugoloobi-No

David Lukyamuzi-YES

Sam Lyomoki-Yes

Lutamaguzi-Yes

Macho Geoffrey-Yes

Maganda Julius-No

Magyezi Raphael-Absent

Ishma Mafabi-No

Apollo MASIKA-NO

Stephen Mayende-absent

Muyanja Mbabali-No

Mbabazi Jenipher- Yes

Mbaju Jackson-Absent

Taban Christopher-Absent

Esther Mabayo-No

Mbeiza Margaret-Absent

Mbogo KEZEKIA-Absent

Mbwatekamwa Gaffa-Yes

Robert Migadde-Yes

Mirembe Lydia-Yes

Joyce Moriku-Absent

Mathis Mpugga-Yes

Mudokoi Fred-Yes

Kahondo Donozia-Yes

Peter Mugema-Yes

Milly Mugenyi-No

Mugoya Gaster-Absent

Roland Mugume-Yes

Muhanga Margaret-Absent

Muheirwe Daniel-No

Harold Muhindo- Yes

Julius Mukasa-yes

Mukasa Muruli-Absent

Robinah Mukisa-Absent

Mukoda Zabwe-Absent

Francis Mukula-No

Mulindwa Isaac-Yes

Mubaraka Munyagwa-Absent

Eric Musaana-Yes

Henry Musasizi-No

Paul Musoke-Absent

Musoke Robery-No

David Mutebi-Absent

Noah Wanzala-No

Rose Muntonyi-No

Muwanga Kivumbi-Yes

Muyanja Johnson-Yes

Muyingo John-No

Mwesige Adolf-No

Mwesigwa Rukutana-No

Mwesigye Fred-No

Mwijukye Francis-Yes

Mwine Mpaka-Yes

Paul Mwiru-Yes

Judith Nabakooba-Absent

Nabayiga Aidah-Yes

Nabanja Robinah-Absent

Nabulindo JANE-YES

Nabilah-Yes

Naigaga Mariam-yes (NRM Caucus Treasurer)

Moses Nagwomu-Absent

Najjuma Sarah-Yes

Lillian Nakate-No

Nakawunde Sarah-yes

Nakayenze connie-yes

Nalule sofia-Absebt

Florence namayanja-yes

Nambeshe-Yes

Stella Naume-No

Namuganza Percis-No

Bennie Namugwanya-No

Namujju Cissy-Yes

Grace Namukula Watua-absent

Jenifer Namuyangu-Yes (No)

Nandala Mafabi-Yes)

Ruth Nankabirwa-No

Rosemary Sseninde-No

Nantaba Aidah-Absent

Veronica Nanyondo-Yes

Nawat Rosemary-No

Nayebarw Sylvia-Absent

Catherine Ndamira-Yes

Alex Ndeezi-No

Charles Ngabirano-No

Boaz Ninsiima-Absent

James Kaberuka-Yes

Wilfred Niwagaba-Yes

Nokrach Wilson-Absent

Nsama Patrick-yes

Muhammad Nsereko-Yes

Simeo Nsubuga-No

Robert Ntende-Yes-new

Annet Nyakecho-No

William Nzoghu-Yes

Obaloker Onek Hilary-Absent

Obiga Kania-No

Markson Oboth-absent

Obua Denis-No

Patrick Ocan-Yes

Ocan Peter-No

Julis Ocen-yes

Odonga Otto-Absent

Jeje Odong-Absent

Odur Jack-Absent

Odur Jonathan-Yes

Apollo Yeri-Absent

Ali Ogama-absent

Ogenga Latigo-ABSENT

Felix Okot-ABSENT

Oguzi Lee-Absent

Peter Ogwang

Patrick Okabe-Absent

Anthony Okello-No

Bonny Okello-Absent

Charles Engola-No

Okin Ojara-Yes

Okori-Moe Janet-Yes

Peter Okot-YES

Okumu Reagan-Absent

Elijah Okupa-YES

Samuel Okwir-Absent

Olanya Gilbert-Yes

Olega Ashraf-No

Oscar Omony-absent

Ongalo Obote-No

Emmanuel Ogethiertho-Yes

Gideon Onyango-Absent

Onzima Godfrey-No

Isiagi Patrick-Yes

Oplot JACOB-No

Orot Ismail-No

Henry Oryem-Absent

Angellien Osegge-Absent

Osegu Richard Absent

Osoru MAUREEN-Absent

Otheino Ricahrd-No

Makmot OTTO-Absent

Oula George-No

George Abbot-Absent

Oyet SIMON-Absent

Alex Ruhunda-Absent

Tarsis Bishanga-Nop

Margaret Rwabashaija-Absent

Sylivia Rwabogo-Yes

Beatrice Rwakimar-No

Robina Rwakojo-No

Bright Rwamirama-No

Ibanda Rwemirikya-Absent

Denis Sabiiti-Yes

Ssebagala Abdulatiff-yes

Seguya Lubyayi-Abseny

Aisha Sekindi-No

Peter Ssematimba-No

Solomon Silwany-Absent (no)

Sizomu Gershom-Absent

Seyeko Kenneth-No

Ssenkali Yoweri-No

Ssekabito Jos[h-Absent

Kiwanuka Ssekandi-No

Theodore Ssekikubo-Absent

Sembatya Edward-Absent

Ssempala Kigozi-yes

Ssepmijja Vincent-No

Ibrahim Ssemujju-Yes

Anthony Ssemuli-Yes

Robinah Ssentongo- Yes

Ssewanyana Allan-Yes

Joseph Ssewungu-Yes

Subbi Kinyamatama-Absent

Taaka Agnes-Absent

Taban Amin-Yes

Francis Takirwa-No

Timuzigu Micheal- Absent

Thosmas Tayebwa-yes

NBARNABAS Tinkasiimire-Yes

Fred Turyamuheza-yes

Genesio Tumuramyeno

Rosemary tumusiime-no

Elioda tumwesigye-no

Tumwine Annmar- Absent

Elly Tumwine-No

Paula Turyahikayo-No

Tusiime Micheal-No

Twesigye John-No

Twesigye Nathan-No

Onesmus Twinamastiko-YES

Wadri Kasiano-Yes

Waira Kiwalabye-yes

Wakabi Pius-Yes

James Waluswaka-No

Wamala Florence-No

Moses Walyomu-Yes

Wamanga Wamai-Absent

Wamakuyu Ignatius-No

Wetenga Godfrey-Absent

Rehema Wetongola-No

Sarah Wekomba-Absent

Micheal Werokhe-No

Vincent Webwoya-No

Yaguma Wilberforce-Absent

Zaake Francis-Absent

Kasozi Muyomba-No

Government to Lose UGX 30bn As URA Effects Ban on Old Cars

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The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) will lose at least Shs30b in revenue every month following the commencement of the ban on importation of used vehicles that are 15 years old or more.

The ban was enforced based on the Amended Traffic and Road Safety Act, 2018. The only reprieve the law offered was on car imports which were in transit before the commencement of the Act—July 1, 2018.

Speaking in an interview yesterday in Kampala, the URA Commissioner Customs, Mr Dicksons Collins Kateshumbwa, said cars that were imported before September 30 will be allowed into the country.
Mr Kateshumbwa said now that the deadline has elapsed, the tax body will enforce the law as it is despite the losses that come with such actions.

“On average, we collect about Shs120b every month from imports of about 4,000 vehicles, most of which are used,” he said.
“We are likely to miss an opportunity of collecting some revenue of about Shs30b every month but we shall recover this by tightening our administrative inefficiencies and through other sources,” he added.

He doesn’t know I love him

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Secret Love

Uncle Agony dear,

I’m secretly in love with this guy. The problem is he doesn’t know it and I’m afraid to let him know because we might lose the friendship we share. Should I just tell him how I feel?

Torn girl.

Torn girl dear,

You’re not a girl, not yet a woman. I know the colour of love and it lives inside of you. Listen to your heart when he’s calling for you. A new day has come. He can be your hero baby. So go on girl go on girl go on girl.

Mount Rwenzori: The Amazing Mountains of the Moon

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Rwenzori Mountain

Would you like to explore Uganda? One of the places you should not miss is the Rwenzori Mountain in western Uganda? Offering a new perspective, here is an Amazing Video captured by Milosh Kitchovitch takes us on a journey to discover the mystic Rwenzori mountain ranges (Mountains of the moon). It captures the feeling that Milosh had while visiting the mountain ranges.

About the Rwenzori Mountains

The Rwenzori Region is found in Western Uganda and cover an area of approximately 13,970 sq km. It comprises the districts of Kasese, Kabarole, Kyenjojo, Bundibugyo, Kamwenge, Ntoroko and Kyegegwa. The region is well known nationally and internationally for tourism because of the presence of four national parks that boarder it. These are Mountain Rwenzori National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kibale Forest National Park and Semuliki National Park.

The presence of the snow-capped top of the mountain has attracted many tourists interested in mountain climbing.

Agriculture is the main income earner in the rural areas with coffee, maize, cocoa being the major cash crops. The region is endowed with rivers with some having their source in the Rwenzori mountain. The Rwenzori region has a fragile ecosystem as a result of a tropical bimodal climate with the greatest area being mountainous or hilly and the smallest area being semi arid. In addition there have been noticeable changes in reduction of water volumes in rivers and swamps, reduction of snow cap on Mount Rwenzori which until now work as water catchments for most of the rivers in Rwenzori.

From spotting different varieties of wildlife, seeing the flourishing and wide variety of flora and fauna while on hikes and nature walks, to discovering beautiful waterfalls- the Mountains of the moon are magical.

Add that to viewing of the mesmerizing crags and snow-capped peaks, the beautiful of valley of nine lakes, the magnificent bearded lichen hanging from giant heather’s with a backdrop of rocky cliffs, it’s easy to say that the Mountains of the moon should be on every travelers bucket-list.

 

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