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Browsing by Author "Katureebe, Obed"

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    As Museveni swears in, it is all about his legacy now.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-29) Katureebe, Obed
    Few months after the January 2026 General Election, a few unusual things are beginning to happen that point to a radical shift for the 2026-2031 presidential term. Indeed, there are indications that President Museveni is set to consolidate his legacy as President for what will be 45 years by the time this new mandate ends.
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    Enforcing trade order : ignore noise.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-26) Katureebe, Obed
    It has been a few weeks since the enforcement of the trade order campaign started. It began with Kampala, which had become one big, chaotic and embarrassing capital city.
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    Museveni on corruption: A stitch in time saves nine
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-23) Katureebe, Obed
    Ugandans want accountability, they want service delivery, integrity and responsibility.
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    Traffic police:
    (Daily Monitor., 2026-05-30) Katureebe, Obed
    Lately, Uganda has been experiencing gruesome road accidents that are claiming many Ugandans due to what seems to be reckless behaviour by the drivers and riders on the road. Whereas the government has made good progress in constructing paved roads across the country,
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    Xenophobic attacks: Cry rainbow nation.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-09) Katureebe, Obed
    South Africans are at it again. Just weeks ago, there was outrage coming from South African cities, especially Johannesburg. A group of South Africans attacked fellow Africans, accusing them of many ills, but mainly "taking their jobs" in that huge and powerful economy on the continent! Some people, even some leaders on the continent, ascribed the attacks to xenophobia, defined as "hatred or fear of that which is perceived as foreign or strange".
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