By Alexander Luyima Director, Community Programs and Information, African Descent Ontario A Storm Over a Photo: When Duty Clashes with Partisan Politics It is both shocking and disappointing that a section of National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters—and even his own father, Ssentamu Nyanzi—have lashed out at Makerere University Guild President …
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The Water Crisis in Kampala: A Mirror of Uganda’s Governance Failure
When MPs Pocket Millions but Citizens Drink from Wells—What Does This Say About Our Priorities? Byline: Alexander Luyima | Activist | Socio-Political Analyst (African Governance) | Director, Community Programs and Information (ADSON) | April 12, 2025 A Capital City with Third-World Problems In Kigaga Zone, Salama—Kampala, just kilometers away from …
Read More »Uganda Corruption Exposed: The Rot Starts at the Top – How Museveni’s Inner Circle Is Looting Uganda Dry
Kampala, Uganda – Corruption in Uganda isn’t just a problem—it’s a state-sponsored enterprise, orchestrated from the very heart of power: State House. While ordinary Ugandans struggle with skyrocketing prices, unemployment, and crumbling public services, a kleptocratic elite, led by President Yoweri Museveni’s inner circle, is looting billions with impunity. This …
Read More »Metro FM 90.8 Uganda to Host Zimbabwean Afro-Reggae Star Don Franco Tafari on “Bukende Butya” Morning Show
Uganda’s leading radio station, Metro FM 90.8, is set to host one of Africa’s most electrifying voices in Afro-Reggae, Don Franco Tafari, this week on their widely celebrated morning show, “Bukende Butya”, hosted by the vibrant duo Kabuye Winnie Bulya and DJ Scofield. Don Franco Tafari, born Lucas Francis Dumhi …
Read More »ONE FAMILY, ONE REGION? UGANDA’S SECURITY COMMAND SPARKS FURY AHEAD OF 2026 ELECTIONS!
By Alexander Luyima | April 2025 🚨 BREAKING: Ugandans Demand Answers! Is Our Security in the Hands of One Family? A viral image has set social media ablaze, exposing what many are calling a “family-run security command” ahead of Uganda’s 2026 elections. The picture—featuring President Museveni surrounded by top military …
Read More »Peacekeeping or Power Projection? The Costly Truth Behind Uganda’s Military Footprint in Somalia
By Alexander Luyima | April 2025 > “When you send your sons to fight a war that isn’t yours, make sure you know what you’re bringing back home — bullets or burdens.” — Dr. Sarah Tumwine, Political Analyst, Makerere University In 2007, Uganda proudly led the African Union’s boots-on-the-ground …
Read More »Open Letter to Mr. Yoweri Museveni, His Son Muhoozi, Janet Museveni, and All NRM Sympathizers,
Dear Mr. Museveni, Muhoozi, Janet, and All Those Who Support the NRM Regime, You cannot be nasty and needy. You don’t get to mistreat the people of Uganda and then expect there to be no consequences. Your actions, your treatment of the people, and the suffering you impose on us …
Read More »Uganda at a Crossroads: The Looming Danger of a Political Dynasty
Uganda is witnessing a critical shift that could determine its political and democratic future. With the recent appointment of new leadership in the Internal Security Organization (ISO) and the confirmation of Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba as the ruling party’s presidential candidate for 2026, the country appears to be steering toward an …
Read More »Uganda’s Inescapable Descent into a Full-Blown Family Kleptocracy
The facts are undeniable: Uganda is no longer a republic—it is a private estate run by the Museveni dynasty. Every critical institution—the military, intelligence, finance, education, and foreign affairs—has been systematically handed over to family members, loyalists from one region, and political cronies. The situation is beyond repair because the …
Read More »How the Museveni Family Systematically Looted a Nation
This is not governance—it is grand theft disguised as politics. For nearly four decades, Yoweri Museveni and his family have treated Uganda as their personal ATM, siphoning billions from public coffers while ordinary Ugandans struggle with poverty, unemployment, and deteriorating public services. The evidence is overwhelming: Uganda’s economy does not …
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