Gh Kkolokolo Every single good political structure I have seen out there happens for the population has been involved into decision-making. Tell me only one sign that Mengo has a plan to make Baganda decide on their region. And I need only one.
Ssabassajja Mutebi is a Monk to Baganda that Dalai Lama is to Tibetan. EM On the 49th Thé Mulindwas Communication Group "With Yoweri Museveni and Dr. Kiiza Besigye Uganda is in anarchy" Kuungana Mulindwa Mawasiliano Kikundi "Pamoja na Yoweri Museveni na Dk. Kiiza Besigye Uganda ni katika machafuko" -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Gh Kkolokolo Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 7:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re : {UAH} WHAT BUGANDA SHOULD DO AS THEY WAIT FOR FEDERO Good points have all along been developed by some and others on this topic. The crucial matter on such a subject lies in its political essence. If you give a good and feasible solution to the politics of this affair, you're rightly moving on a safe track! This question of Regional Tier has been weighed and re-weighed and it is clear the people have rejected it ! It's a tricky circle in which many other things are roped! And it's hard to sell to the populace. I doubt whether even 10% of the entire population know fully well what it means and what it is all about! That's why it's looked at with suspicion and mistrust! The regional tier and its sister decentralization policy can't be a substitute to the much popularly yearned for federalism which in effect isn't secession but a policy to ensure regional security from many points of view including development in all sectors and culture in all its aspects as a means to promote social welfare and to protect land, a very great resource, from unnecessary grabbing, etc The regional tier form of government is an unfortunate development because it robs away initiative from the local people as it appears to centre its politics on appeasing the centre, in that the people are thrown at the periphery of the circle and are denied any approach to the centre. A regional tier system looks as a threat especially to those regions which feel they can fully participate in the development of the nation and in the uplifting of the welfare of their people. It denies them this initiative, whereas this is the thing most wanted at present: to mobilize all for all and everything for everyone! Federalism in its concrete mature sense as something well tuned to progress and to political stability is now the only thing of logical relevance and the person to praise for this is the Hon Mr Norbert Mao who is promoting this philosophy to the realms of a national affair thus making it a policy that will be marketable to the entire population. At least with this global federalism the central authority will be seen as a parent trying to let the kids have a share in the overall domestic contribution to the family's welfare. No need to suspect tribalism nor any other ill In other words, it won't be a policy existing in peril of any Ugandan's individual rights since its concept will be articulated on these fundamental values. And in any case it will be a Ugandan initiative popularly agreed on. Regional tier as such is indeed seen as a threat especially when of late an unclear land bill and a hasty law on traditional rulers have been approved by Parliament without first engaging a sensible dialogue with the people. We now see the effects of the land law and how it seals its mandibles where some big individuals are evicting poor people from their bibanjas and when some institutions such as the Church are regularly suffering from land grabbing that takes on with full impunity! In Buganda the regional tier system of administration is already a very unpopular trend, and for many reasons: it's a gift not to the people but to some fellows who through decentralization would us it to crack down key elements of society. One can just see how in Buganda it has created that spirit of showing the Kabaka that this place or that is just a no go area for him! Many things and genuine kingdom claims can't be honoured through a regional tier system of government when existing side by side with decentralization.Buganda and even other areas risk losing the sense of traditional boundaries and true cultural identity under such a system, and any claim in regard with the customary 9000 sq miles risks going up in smoke! What was handed to Buganda on the eve of independence as customary land is slowly becoming untraceable, being regularly a melt-away in other systems which don't guarantee any security to the kingdom's rightful belongings! This issue will indeed have some deep concentration during the Buganda-central govt talks where Katikkiro Walusimbi and VP Hon Edward Ssekandi are the two principal actors! I think the two intellectual negotiators should in principle agree on one thing : to review and to revisit both the regional tier and the decentralization form of governance. Things should be negotiated and there should be a kind of political development axed on these negotiations as this will be the only feasible way of preparing Buganda or even any other region for waiting for a permanent popular political settlement that will mobilize the people towards development, progress and finally, as a result, towards real prosperity. G.H.K. ________________________________ De : Dennis Nyondo <[email protected]> À : [email protected] Envoyé le : Lundi 25 juin 2012 13h03 Objet : Re: {UAH} WHAT BUGANDA SHOULD DO AS THEY WAIT FOR FEDERO Haji Kateregga since time Immemorial the NRM regime came to power, you have been the mouthpiece of it.for that everybody know you for that. Anything connected to Mengo, please keep off. Time is on its way for everything to be turned as the Almighty/ Allah dmay wish to be done. Whatever sweat language you talk about the validity of a Region Tier over Mengo, by now, it's a waste of time. " Obwayise.....! What now patritic Ugandans are aspiring for is a an immediate regime change to overhaul the entire system together with its so called constitution. However much you start sweaten your approach towards Buganda's affairs, it's already late for you along with other Baganda sycophants the Balintuma Nsambu, The Tamale Mirundi type and others. Visit UDU Website to be acquinted with what is wayforward for a rebranded new Republic of Uganda which aims to stabilize Country in all its aspects (Political, economical, social,spiritual etc). ------------------------------ On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 3:22 AM PDT KI LUTS wrote: >probably, because this man thinks we are all stupid we cannot see what the regional tier offers. the central governments retaines all the powers and this is the trick this man wanted mengo to fall for and later be able to say we are taking back the power.Aloowing districts to jump out of the cooperation.first on the list was NAKSONGOLA ,THEN kAYUNGA ETC... The man is a sly politician but the Katereggas cant see this! > > >From: Frank Mujabi <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Monday, 25 June 2012, 13:06 >Subject: Re: {UAH} WHAT BUGANDA SHOULD DO AS THEY WAIT FOR FEDERO > > >Ki Luts > >We have spent enough time telling Kateregga what is wrong with Regional Tier. >He actually understands what is wrong, I think someone promised him a job in Mengo under RT, and that why he keeps on going on about it >Katergga is so so angry with Mengo for rejecting this poison ! > > >On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 10:51 AM, KI LUTS <[email protected]> wrote: > >kateregga doesnt know that.it is precisely that that even MENGO REJECTED IT.we cannot expect anything good from this regime.he dpesnt want to share power with anybody.we can only talk about it meaningfully, when he is gone. for now,let the regional tier be on shelves. >> >> >> >>From: Godfrey Nsubuga <[email protected]> >>To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> >>Sent: Monday, 25 June 2012, 11:11 >> >>Subject: Re: {UAH} WHAT BUGANDA SHOULD DO AS THEY WAIT FOR FEDERO >> >> >>The problem with the regional tier arrangement is that Central government is retaining absolute right to take away power from the regional governments. This is the reason why its not working ''byoya byanswa'' they called it because its like borrowed powers. >>Federal states have defined powers and with in those central government never interferes lest the constitution says so. People dont wana take the tier and only be disapointed because they did something not favoured by NRM. >> >> >> >>From: Ahmed Kateregga Musaazi <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2012 10:45 PM >>Subject: Re: {UAH} WHAT BUGANDA SHOULD DO AS THEY WAIT FOR FEDERO >> >>William Kituuka, all your cries are addressed by 1995 constitution as >>amended in 2005. But a section of Mmengo officials want to keep the >>status quo for personal gains and political motives. >> >>On Sun, Jun 24, 2012 at 6:28 PM, Kassimu kiberu <[email protected]> wrote: >> It looks like many people in Buganda are resigned over the possibility of >> Buganda Government bailing the people within Buganda to have better welfare. >> I am one of those who believe that a few changes need to be done at the way >> things are organized at Mengo before meaningful results are got. The areas >> which need urgent focus among others are: >> >> 1) Having two tear arrangement; that is: one to do with purely cultural >> aspects of Baganda and the other to do with development aspects of Buganda; >> >> 2) There is need to have a small cabinet with cabinet Ministers paid a >> salary and doing full time work; >> >> 3) All people appointed to perform official duties apart from the Lukiiko >> (Buganda Parliament Members) should be paid; >> >> 4) There is need to have the rightly qualified people into the few jobs that >> should be able to stimulate growth strategies within Buganda. Jobs should be >> properly advertised and those responding should clearly stipulate what they >> hope to do to see the Kingdom get moving; >> >> 5) There must be the evolving of proper and clear accountability. The >> business of Buganda Government not being serious with accountability must be >> a matter of history. >> >> 6) The Buganda Government should stop mourning about federo. The investment >> climate is conducive to generate funds which can bail out the people of the >> Kingdom. >> >> 7) The Buganda Government should encourage call for proposal ideas a few of >> which may have the originators rewarded in monetary terms. This is one >> strategy to generate ideas that can work. >> >> 8) It is realized that there is demand for food within the region. Buganda >> Government should come up with strategies which can see redundant land with >> the people of Buagnda utilized, surely, the owners of such land which may be >> communally worked on can be paid some returns to the use of their land, >> while the region gets returns from such undertakings. >> >> 9) Buganda should be able to get agro-processing capacity based on the >> produce on a mass scale by the people within Buganda and much of these can >> boost the export market and eventually be a means for more income and >> increased employment. >> >> 10) There are rental properties whose use can be changed into academic >> institutions. It is important to identify these and see them take off as >> training centres where cost may be relatively reasonable and geared to the >> strategic manpower needs of the region. >> >> I think Buganda has mourned enough, it is development strategies that will >> bail the region from poverty based on the liberalized business environment. >> >> William Kituuka Kiwanuka >> >> -- >> Without God, our week would be: Sinday, Mournday, Tearsday,Wasteday, >> Thirstday, Fightday & Shatterday. Remember seven days without God makes one >> WEAK!!"And if Allah touches you with harm, none can remove it but He, and if >> He touches you with good, then He is Able to do all things." (6:17) >> >> -- >> UAH is devoted to matters of interest to Ugandans and Africans in general. >> Individuals are responsible for whatever they post on this forum.Follow UAH >> on Twitter at:http://twitter.com/#%21/UAHFORUM. Follow UAH on facebook at: >> >> http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ugandans-At-HeartUAH/132196106801171. 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