Power belongs to the people
EDITOR — The recent clashes between the Police and Kisekka Market vendors should serve as a powerful reminder that power belongs to the people as granted by the constitution. If anybody thinks he can take the so-called ‘peasants’ for a ride, he had better think again!
EDITOR — The recent clashes between the Police and Kisekka Market vendors should serve as a powerful reminder that power belongs to the people as granted by the constitution. If anybody thinks he can take the so-called ‘peasants’ for a ride, he had better think again!
My honest belief is that if the rampant theft of public funds (do not call it corruption), hegemony and patronage are not eradicated, then we are set to see more strikes, demonstrations and riots.
It is disheartening that public universities are frequently hit by financial constraints and strikes, government-aided primary schools have gone to the dogs and jobs are awarded without much regard to grades.
Ojoatre Kaaka
Gulu-Uganda
My honest belief is that if the rampant theft of public funds (do not call it corruption), hegemony and patronage are not eradicated, then we are set to see more strikes, demonstrations and riots.
It is disheartening that public universities are frequently hit by financial constraints and strikes, government-aided primary schools have gone to the dogs and jobs are awarded without much regard to grades.
Ojoatre Kaaka
Gulu-Uganda