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  Aliveness: Growth will often feel slow in the present moment (if it feels like growth at all...), but the fact that you have been breathing in this space is a sign of aliveness (even if it's small). Assemblage: Be patient with yourself as you assemble the parts of a new dream. It takes time to bring the parts together to create something beautiful. Attention: Let this be a space where you pay attention to the little things that sing to you: "After everything you have been through, it is not too late for you to breathe deep with courage and create something new." Attentiveness: Pay attention. Engage with life. As you observe the patterns and changes, don't forget to notice the good patterns, too. The small movements in the water, building into something larger than what you ever could have imagined. Authenticity: May there be room for you to be present to life in a way that allows you to breathe more freely...beyond the confines of who you thought you had to be. Awar...
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Museveni rose to power through the barrel of the gun and on top of a tank. That was more than thirty years ago, long before more than eighty per cent of Ugandans living today were born.
He rose to power proclaiming himself a member of a "new breed of African leaders." He repeatedly criticized other African leaders on the grounds that they were dictators who "clang to power" and could only relinquish power through death. He asserted that his only interest was to obliterate dictatorship from Ugandan politics--which had been introduced into Uganda by Obote I, Idi Amin, Yusuf Lule, Godfrey Binaisa, Paul Muwanga, Obote II, and Tito Okelo. More than thirty years later, he has entrenched his name in the history of Uganda as the biggest dictator of them all.
Secondly, Museveni rose to power proclaiming that he was a Marxist. At the University of Dar es Salasm, where he studied political science at the undergraduate level, he wrote a paper based on Frantz Fanon's book "The Wretched of the Earth" as partial fulfilment of his academic requirements. But as soon as he took power he transitioned into one of the biggest capitalists on the African continent. The West showcased him to the world as their "blue-eyed boy."
I am not arguing against capitalism or the West--I am a capitalist. I am merely drawing attention to his hypocrisy.
It is Museveni who unleashes violence on Bobi's supporters. By violently blocking Bobi Wine from holding his gigs, Museveni is indirectly elevating the status of the young man in the eyes of Ugandans.
It is no secret that Museveni is very uncomfortable to face any political opposition to his tyrannical rule. Anyone who looks to garner massive political support is violently brought down. That is despot pedigree.
How can one man think he and he alone knows how to solve Uganda's issues even after 33+yrs in power?
All the while tweaking the constitution to allow him to stay in power. Something that will never be accepted in Kenya today
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