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#Opinion.
We do not sugar coat because we are running low on sugar supply! #Yeah, i just published this sometimes back and my hand is itching to share it again with anyone who can read and abide by. NOTE: All the phrases i publish on this website are mine, mine alone unless i indicate the source.
24-2-2018.
Failed regime.
Many times i wonder whether ugandans were given sleeping conconctions to keep dizzy or totally unaware of their surroundings. These pages and many other people warned early last year about the coming devaststing drought. We Warned about a collapsed economy and the simmering instability in the region.. unfortunately few comprehend these truths, either because of prejudice or low capacity to comprehend issues. Whatever the case, it alters nothing. What will be will be. The group that would help understand the issues is the so called middle class,which itself is just a hoax. I dont subscrible to the nonsence that anybody who earns $2 a day is now middle class or some of those irrelevant benchmarks used . Earning 2 dollars a day may pull you from the extreme poverty bracket, ie, those below the poverty line, but definately does not lift you to a middle class status. That the middle class yard stick of, say, a portuguese should be difrent from that of an African is silly.. As usual, this crap has been bought in by our traitor leaders who get obcessed with statistics even when they dont make sense. I heard president Oboma once say we can determine middle class according to people's aspirations! Incredible utterance from a president of his stature. Not wealth, not spending power , not even what we earn, not even better living conditions, our people are living in conditions not fit for animals! If we had a middle class of even 3% here, supermarkets like uchumi, shoprite,etc wouldnt be leaving the country. Banks would not be leaving. Our national parks wouldnt be empty and hotel residence and conference occupacy would not be at 5% or less. Some are at zero occupancy rate. . So forget the estimates of ugandan middle class at10%. Even the few who would qualify to be middle class are just political economic appendages with non-resillient economic bases and play no meaningful role in wealth creation and in fact produce nothing. They live off the state and are the key factor in the corruption industry which has devastated the country. (Really state elite stealing from the state and officials of "state organisations and NGOs)This question of lack of a middle class is a serious impendement to African growth and transformation. Imagine Africa with about 1.15 billion peoole now , middle class is estimated at18 millinom people. Just over 1%. We should be able to tell wealth and progress and not be lost in deceptive statistics. For they get real in peoples' lives. They are not invisible spirits.For instance, we can easily tell the shift in progress in china, for instance, chinese consumer spending grew from $1.5 trillion 2007 to $4 trillion last year about 39% of its GDP. while that of Africa and uganda in paritular, mainly due to governance issues which result in instability and wars and regional refuge influx, economies are not only in recessions but peoole can not even afford to buy foods in the markets. Plus the fact that the agricutural sector which employs over 80%of our people has completely collapsed. Even the CORRUPTION INDUSTRY which mr Museveni weaved into a political tool for political survival, and became a POWERFUL MEACHANISM FOR CONTROL through reward and punishment is finding its limitation. After leading to the collapse of the state,now its began eating its own children if you know the story of THE CRANE BANK. We are in very unpredictable times comrades. I heard the minister of Agricuture Hon Sempijja say in parliament that government didnt budget for emergency expected hazards as we witness in the current drought. Many UN agencies started warning government in 2015. Then he said they mobilised 10bn ug shs. I then heard that in neighbouring Kenya they budged for almost 40bn kenya shs as emergency hunger fund and they have decentrslised relief managememt to the nearest convinient community unit. So far they have released 15bn kenya sh(15 billion (k) ,in ug money over 500bn first release) . And they have a parish and village committees to work with govert agencies. Now here i heard a lady Mp ask mr Sempijja in parliament, when he,Sempija said uganda govrt had released 10 bn shillings! She asked; "you released it to who? When? What did it do? Poor minister just sat down. Thats the state of our country. But what surprises me, the wonderful opposition are sleeping just like their government. According to goverment, Minister Ecweru said there are 1.5 million people facing starvation (death) as of today. Though some UN agencies have put it at 2.7 million. But thats not important because we are not supposed to loose even one ugandan to hunger, with a 1/3 of Ugsnda covered by water. Its just criminal. And the drought may go on to the month May. So we may have 7 million or more people facing starvation by april. So far, from Isingiro to Karamoja, over 82 people have died due starvation. And Ugandans?
They are singing KISANJA AKUNA MICHEZO!.
PROUD LUGBARA #OSUTA_YUSUF.
FOR GOD AND MY BELOVED COUNTRY #UGANDA.
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