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| Lukwago has two difficult choices: adapt - stop bickering with Musisi and keep voters onside - or quit. authored by kasepiki on 2. October 2011 at 17:57 |
Mr Muhesi says: “Lukwago is a man who yarns spot light. Sadly he finds himself out manoeuvred by the system. With his experience as a rabble-rouser in parliament, he should have read the writing clearly on the wall about KCC mayor ship as merely ceremonial.”
I agree with you Mr Muhesi, Lukwago misjudged this one. But he can’t claim ignorance of the ‘diminished role/diminished responsibility’ status of a new Kampala mayor.
Chances are, being a lawyer and “litigious”, he assumed that once installed as mayor, he could set traps for the executive [NRM], publicly moan about interference, obstructions etc, earn sympathy and then turn to the courts and engineer Parliament to beef up his role. If there is mileage in that, I don’t know, but the downside is Lukwago could spend his entire term engulfed in lengthy and costly litigation and lose at the end of it all.
What is obviously not in doubt is being mayor of Kampala is no longer the assured launch pad to greater heights it used to be. If Lukwago had designs on relying KCCA offices to woo voters and worthy recognition beyond the city and country, he is in for a shock. The job has been tailored to suit retirees not highly ambitious young politicians. Buoyed by flattening Sematimba at the polls, Lukwago must feel bitter for ending up weighed down by a lowly ‘dead’ job, a job that will surely keep him sulking for a long time.
And signs are Musisi’s star will inevitably rise and shine brightly (especially so if she maintains her tough stance on entrenched sloppiness in construction, KCCA business activities and property disposals or acquisitions).
It is all in Lukwago’s hands now. If he is to remain relevant, he can’t keep on being antagonistic and alienating voters (voters are fickle and easily tire of such tactics, more so when the ‘enemy’ keeps scoring points). The unthinkable alternative is for Lukwago to remain confined in the doghouse, sulking, issuing endless threats and writs.
As for yearning for publicity, Lukwago is as guilty as the next politician – a politician, especially one disadvantaged by operating in the opposition, is worth nothing if he/she is publicity-shy. That aside, unless I read it wrong, Lukwago still wants to wield power and influence policy, so the only viable option left for him is to swallow his pride, end the KCCA misery, leave the kennel and re-enter Parliament politics at the first opportunity.
That said, in future, it will be interesting to know how many people will actually bother voting for anyone whose major roles involve tending to visiting dignitaries to the city as well as officiating at sports galas, openings of clinics and schools.
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| Mr. kasepiki, Lukwago is a lawyer, very litigious and yarns publicity. He 's a showman by default!ing! authored by muhesi on 2. October 2011 at 04:25 |
I beg to differ with your take Mr. kasepiki, on the ensuing battles between Lukwago and Jennifer Musisi.
True the duo are locking horns on orders from above, by that I mean their respective parties. Anyone who cares to understand African politics should by now know how this will pan out.
Lukwago is a man who yarns spot light. Sadly he finds himself out manoeuvred by the system.
With his experience as a rabble-rouser in parliament, he should have read the writing clearly on the wall about KCC mayor ship as merely ceremonial. Again the man is a lawyer and very litigious. It’s no surprise why "streetwise" DP man “Hajji” jumped ship with his abysmal record in KCC joining the ruling party to save his own tummy as always.
Sematimba should have been left to tussle it out with this lady Jennifer, both coming from the same camp. Pro NRM KCCA would have no one but themselves to blame for any potential failures.The overall winners would have been Kampala electors.
Lack of internal wrangles would create the right environment for service delivery and no finger pointing at who was the detractor of policy and implementation by the KCCA.
I can now see a situation where Musisi blames her adversary for dragging her to court and wasting her valuable time best spent on vital issues of KCCA. NO prizes for naming the overall looser as the two continue their wrangles while taxpayers foot their irresponsible court theatre.
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| boda bodas authored by christopher samuel on 2. October 2011 at 02:32 |
| Fact is that at the level which our economy is in we still need them(boda bodas) alot, people are feeding there families based on riding those boda bodas, and also the boda bodas offer an alternative transport means around the city, making transport cheap because of the increased competition, i also believe that it is apparently not the right time to pull boda bodas out of the city, considering the current political situation in and out of the country(strikes, and struggle for power), what i mean this decision to pull them out of the city will just worsen the political and economic crisis, for example increased government opposition, and increased levels of unemployment which will lead to low levels of demand for goods and services in our economy, and may be later on lead to a recession. I would advise the current NRM Government to be very very careful on this matter, because it could be one of the major causes of its drastic down fall and loss of political support and popularity among the local poor people who are the majority. CHRIS |
| BLACK HISTORY WILL REMEMBER WANGARI MAATHAI authored by Mrs Margaret Kiyaga on 30. September 2011 at 18:46 |
HER HOLY GRACE MARGARET V.N. KIYAGA
KATONDA AFIRIKA,
OMEGA
WIFE OF GOD.
27th September, 2011.
BLACK HISTORY WILL REMEMBER WANGARI MAATHAI
First of all, deepest condolences to the family
of
the late Professor Wangari Maathai
who passed away on Sunday 25th September, 2011.
May The Good Lord rest your soul in peace. Amen.
Child of Afirika,
Aries the Ram born on April 1, and nobody's fool but a warrior for peace!
Daughter of Kenya,
First Kenyan woman to earn a doctorate; and,
first Kenyan woman to becaome professor of veterinary anatomy.
We shall remember your courage in the fight to preserve fragile forests in Kenya.
Woman of Afirika,
Winner of Africa Prize for helping to eradicate hunger.
***
Your Green Belt Movement,
tirelessly restoring the fresh air, the beauty, the health
of Afirika in its environment
from Kenya to Tanzania,
to Uganda and Malawi,
through Ethiopia and Zimbabwe.
And Congo undivided will remember you.
Asante sana dada!
We, your fellow women of Afirika,
inspired by your harambee spirit, vow to continue the struggle!
"One person, one tree"!
SO HELP US GOD!
First for Afirika,
First Afican woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
Soldier of Afirika
Now in Libra,
on 25th September you lay down
your 'spear of a pen'
and your shield of love
to rest your body once martyred for truth and justice
And your faith begins to transport your soul to God
to be judged!
Libra, the scales of justice in balance,
pronounces you,
Wangari Maathai
a
Saint of Afirika! |
| A highly undignified and costly affair authored by kasepiki on 30. September 2011 at 16:31 |
Erisa Mukwaba says: “The highly trained and experienced Jennifer Musisi Ssemakula and the equally learned Ssalongo Erias Lukwago are wasting our resources battling each other as we the deprived Ugandans continue to miss the services.”
Mr. Mukwaba, you are not alone in wishing a speedy end to the Lukwago/Musisi stand-off.
General feeling is this battle/human conflict/altercation/ding-dong/fisticuffs/ is not personal nor tribal. It is far bigger than the two individuals. It is NRM vs. DP. It is NRM using all available tools/resources to silence DP and DP putting up a spirited fight.
But do millions of suffering Kampala dwellers, workers and visitors need that from city managers? Given all the problems Kampala is saddled with, can’t common sense and common purpose be at the fore front of what Musisi and Lukwago do? Apart from sending Tinyefunza packing, the city executive and mayor have only excelled in prolonged sessions of unnecessary, uncivilised, divisive, wasteful, vindictive, amateurish and defeatist behaviour.
As individuals, Musisi is to NRM what Lukwago is to DP – both talented, uncomplicated (no ‘Otafiireism’ about them), hardworking, well meaning no-nonsense types who thrive on serving and achieving results. Placed in high-profile jobs, such smart individuals usually have the wherewithal to get on with their respective roles despite their political affiliations. But Musisi and Lukwago are impeded by the callous nature of the do-or-die politics that clouds duty and decisions, a form of politics that rewards failure and pays scanty attention to the electorates’ wishes and needs.
This is where we are - stuck with this unseemly affair simply because Kampala voters have stubbornly shunned all NRM advances.
Now, Mr. Mukwaba, consider this. Do you know of an elected official who is as politically weak as the current mayor of Kampala? Had the NRM candidate, Peter Sematimba, won the mayoral race, would Museveni [State House] have imposed on him an all-powerful and ruthless executive as Musisi? I doubt. Truth is, with Sematimba as mayor, our ever supine legislators would have been prevailed upon by State House functionaries to amend relevant Sections and Subsections of the Constitution to suit the NRM winner...(Historically, as long as the political winds are blowing in a particular direction favoured by the ruling party, our Constitution is fine. Once ‘turbulence’ is detected, pencils are sharpened and changes are swiftly and hastily introduced). Time will come when challenging State House directives is tantamount to challenging the Constitution.
Cruel irony is it is a minister for Kampala (an elected official himself) who is allegedly thwarting and usurping Lukwago’s remaining few ceremonial powers. So, can you not envisage the frustration and bitterness simmering inside a man of Lukwago’s calibre? Though frustrated, we can’t claim to be too surprised when “learned” Lukwago refuses to remain a spectator only interested in concentrating on enjoying the trappings of a non-job.
So...much as we all need “battling” Kampala leaders to get on with it and prevent further “wasting of resources”, it is obvious who the losers are - Kampala - and where this undignified mess was manufactured – in the inner sanctum of State House.
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| Eritrea authored by K. G. Kahsai on 29. September 2011 at 22:14 |
I read with amazement the opinion of Fred Opolot on President Issaias' visit to Uganda. To my surprise, the author supposed to be Media Center is out of reality about Eritrean and the current situation.
Fred is prescribing that Eritrea should not be isolated. However, he never mentioned that Eritrea is the only country with no Freedom of Press, no freedom of assembly, no functioning parliament.
It could have been prudent to him to remember that 10 years ago progressive Eritreans who wanted rule-of-law are arrested including journalists. I am afraid that Fred is out of touch regarding Eritrea, and on the 10 year commemoration of the arrest, he is not reading other Media experts on Eritrea, but himself. |
| yes authored by atuheire stella on 29. September 2011 at 21:03 |
surely Kampala city center needs to be more organized
.we need some space,you all know about breaking some eggs to make an omelet. |
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