Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s critique of this approach is both timely and necessary. He advocates for a return to systemic governance, emphasizing the efficacy of established institutions like the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA). Gen. Muhoozi’sperspective is grounded in the belief that strengthening and properly funding existing institutions, rather than investing in individuals with questionable qualifications, will yield more sustainable and impactful results. His argument is that institutional integrity and continuity are crucial for the effective execution of national policies. Gen. Muhoozi’s approach champions the robustness of institutional frameworks over individual-centric strategies. Institutions such as the UCDA possess the experience, specialized knowledge, and structured methodologies required to address sectoral challenges.

By Frank Mwesigye

It is truly ignorant and unforgivable for those in positions of power to prioritize their own selfish interests over the well-being of the community they are meant to serve. The recent trend of individuals who were once involved in criminal activities now occupying influential positions is alarming. Looking back at the past, cases of cattle theft in Lyantonde in the 1990s and early 2000s revealed a pattern of prominent figures being involved in such crimes.

The tragedy of this Ideological Disorientation is that Uganda and Africa will once again have to “endure blows morning, noon, and night” and have “our lands despoiled.” Unless of course …