Uganda's Opposition harmed by Museveni's hard tactics

Uganda's Opposition harmed by Museveni's hard tactics

Brain washed fellow Tanzanian. Ninyi ndio zile ngazi za maiti za kumfikisha Slaa ikulu.

Upupu.....endelea kusifia mafisadi kwa vile wewe upo vizuri kimaisha na watanzania wenzako wanakufa na njaa huko vijijini hawana hata hela ya kula,siku zenu zinafika subirini tu....
 
Hawa ndio viongozi wetu wa kiafrika...wanaona raha sana kukimbizwa na magari barabara zikiwa haziruhusu magari mengine , wao tu sasa unafikiri wataachia madaraka kweli? Hebu jamani wana JF tufikirie dawa ya kutibu hili tatizo la kuwa ving'ang'anizi hawa viongozi wetu....
 
M7 President for life..; at least that is what he is thinking in his sub-conscious mind...
 
By Edward Echwalu / CPJ guest blogger

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A police officer manhandles a journalist during a Walk to Work protest. (Joseph Kiggundu/The Monitor)

Freedom of the press in Uganda hit a new low late last week when the government, in response to a decision by opposition figures to demonstrate against the escalating price of food and fuel by walking to work, banned live coverage of the protests and issued a directive to Internet providers to block two popular social websites for 24 hours.

More - Ugandan media censored over Walk to Work protests - Blog - Committee to Protect Journalists
 
pathetic. just f@cking pathetic. museveni, what the f#ck r u doing?
 
[video]http://english.aljazeera.net/news/africa/2011/04/201141962059232241.html[/video]
 
mi nimependa ya uganda, kwani kiongozi kama huyo ameonja machungu ya maandamano, sio kiongozi unahamasisha halafu unaenda kujifungia ndani na mkeo unaacha vijana wanapigwa mabomu na kupata vilema. Viongozi wa upinzani tz mchukue mfano huo toka uganda hakuna kuacha vijana peke yako.
 
Mi sidhani kama anang'ang'ania kwani uchaguzi si umeisha juzi tu na amechaguliwa tena!! Sasa likiwepo kundi jingine ambalo halimtaki ndo lisababishe nchi nzima ikose amani mi naona hapo nguvu lazima itumike tu.
 
The Ugandan police have arrested former presidential candidate and FDC party leader Dr Kizza Besigye for the third time this month as they broke up a new "walk to work" protest with tear gas on Thursday Morning.

Dr Besigye had walked a few kilometers from Kalerwe market and was arrested near Mulago round about where he had been mobbed with scores of his supporters' shouting "tumulese (we have brought him)."

During all his former attempts at walking to work, the FDC leader hadn't managed to reach this venue because police would always foil his attempts from near his home.

However, earlier Dr. Besigye had been forced to abandon his planned walk to work from his Kansangati home when on setting foot outside his gate, he was confronted by a group of 30 women. The women talked to him begging him to abort the planned walk to work demonstration because their children who follow him always land in trouble and some are arrested by police.

While Dr Besigye reportedly sympathesized with the women demands, he informed them that it was police who hurt their children and not him.
He asked them, "Also go and talk to Police over the same…I don't cause chaos but police does."

The women later told Dr Besigye that they were on their way to meet President Museveni over the matter and ask for dialogue between the two leaders.
Sources indicate that the women could have been sent on behalf of the NRM party as the party had on Wednesday mobilized boda bodas in the city by allegedly giving them money for savings to dissuade them from following the opposition leader during his now weekly work to walk demonstration.


Source: Monitor
 
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A Nabweru Court magistrate, Justine Atukwasa, has sent Dr Kizza Besigye on remand to an, as yet, unknown prison after he was charged with unlawful assembly. He will be returned to court next week on April 27. The magistrate refused to entertain a bail application saying there were “other pending matters”.

Reports suggest that Dr Besigye will spend the Easter weekend at a prison in Nakasongola District more than 50 miles north of Kampala City. It is not known whether this is the same prison to which Democratic Party leader Norbert Mao was transferred to in the dead of Wednesday night.

The Forum for Democratic Change leader joins Democratic Party leader Mr Mao, who has now been in detention for three days over the walk-to-work protests, as the second high profile opposition leader detained by the government ever since the campaign against the rising cost of living began on April 11.


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Jamani mbona mshikaji wanamwonea sana? Sio poa lakini.
 
Nadhani hawa Waganda wanachokitafuta watakipata. Wataanza kuchinjana sasa hivi!
 
Siku za M7 Zinahesabika, Next week tarehe 27 Kiza anapelekwa mahakamani kwa ajili ya kujibu mashtaka, Sipat picha ya Vurugu zake,

Dalili za kushindwa!
 
Waganda wanajifanya hawajui kiswahili mbona hapa wanaongea sasa. Eti Kiswahili ni lugha ya wahuni na wanajeshi!
 
ila mu7 hana aibu , badala ashughulikie kero anawashughulikia wanaotaabika na ugumu wa maisha .
Eac kimya AU ndiyo wametulia kama hamna kitu wanasubiri watu watoane roho ndiyo waje front
 
Dr.Besigye kaza roho kwani historia ina2onyesha hakuna mapinduzi yaliyofanikiwa kirahisi. wakuu wengi wa nchi hawakotayari kukubali kushindwa mpaka wamwage damu ya watu wasio na hatia.Lakini somo wamelipata kwa Laulent wa I'coast.utawala wa kibabe hauna nafasi karne hii.
 
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