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KANUNGU SET FOR ADYNAMIC CHANGE COME 2010/11-2016 GENEGRAL l

BY; RWEBISHENGYE LAWRENCE BYAMUKAMA TO CONTEST FOR MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT REPRESENTING KINKIIZI EAST 2011-2016 Lawrence is an inspirational and transformational leader with high level of liveliness on personal development. He has been interviewed on BBC radio live, East African Television & Radio , about his life and how east African youth can live to their full potential respectively , Africa Report and has as well been speaking to university students both in Tanzania and Uganda. He is currently authoring a book on personal development to be released soon. He has done several vedio and audio interviews with AIESECERS from different countries about his unique background that has propelled him to be where he is today. He is a result driven professional. He holds an honors bachelors degree of business administration from Makerere University. He is among the founders and currently serving as the spokesman Kanungu Graduates association (KAUGRA) started in 2006. A professional association which includes many prominent Graduates and Undergraduates from Kanungu District . He is as well an alumni of AIESEC, a non – political, independent, not for profit organization, run by students and recent graduates of higher education. Its members are interested in world issues, leadership and management. It values activating leadership, enjoying participation, striving for excellence, demonstrating integrity, living diversity and acting sustainably. Until recently on his return to Uganda from his thrilling 1.5 years AIESEC exchange experience in Tanzania . where he participated in a global learning environment with other interns from US, Europe, Africa and Asian origins and this has challenged his world view .He has been appointed to be Board member for AIESEC MUBS . After several contributions to Tanzania at University of Dar es salaam where he has been as first country coordinator who introduced xpress success forums in Tanzania, UDBS inspirational days, contributed tremendously to the launch of University of Dar es salaam Business School. He also helped in branding and marketing the association to over 5,000 members who have settled all over the world. He has held several leadership positions including right away at a young age in high school with now 12 years experience; Hon GRC (Guild representative member/ MP) -Bachelor of business administration Makerere University Business School He became a pioneer as the first year student to be voted as speaker Bakiga students association Makerere University He was very instrumental in organizing the dynamic Career Guidance in Kanungu District visiting most high schools and using other medias like radio. When he was the vice chairperson Kinkiizi Makerere University Students association Executive Member under the ministry of Health students’ guild Makerere University Business School Currently working in a great diverse team at EAGM (East Africa Glassware ware Mart U ltd) in charge of corporate customers/Leisure and Hospitality industry. We are the partner of choice for all Hotel, Bar and Restaurant tableware table top suppliers in East Africa. After several calls to come back to his country by the great giants of kanungu such that he can represent them come 2011 for a new, strong and United Kanungu District. He made a tough decision and came back to Uganda in 2009 to continue with preparations for a new Kanungu .With a 12 year experience in leadership , he has confirmed that he is ready for the challenge and he expects a healthy competition and the people will decide. He will run as an independent candidate though many parties support their ideologies. With his team ,they are committed to make Kanungu to be one of the best modal districts in East Africa in terms of democracy, education, health, Trade and commerce, agriculture, environmental conservation, youth empowerment and jobs creation. bf.lawrence@yahoo.com Rwebishengye Byamukama Lawrence on facebook +256-782-556-078/ +256-702-431-313 May God bless Kanungu and the whole world, For God and my country

KANUNGU IS SET FOR DYNAMIC CHANGE

Museveni must go, says Kanyeihamba

President Museveni, in power since 1986, is way past his sell-by date and shouldn’t stand at the next election if Uganda’s political stability is to be guaranteed, a Supreme Court judge and former political ally has said. In the final part of an interview with Daily Monitor, Justice George Wilson Kanyeihamba, a former Attorney General who retires from the bench in November, said Mr Museveni had reached his “academic political ceiling”. Justice Kanyeihamba said: “I must be honest and say President Museveni is exhausted. I won’t talk much about his exhaustion but the evidence is clear; when you see him on TV, when he is in meetings, you see the man is totally exhausted.” Mr Kanyeihamba’s comments come after President Museveni, who is preparing to stand for his fourth election in 2011, told MPs from his National Resistance Movement party that he was yet to identify a suitable successor from within the party’s top officials. The Supreme Court judge’s comments are likely to draw a strong response from President Museveni who has always insisted, especially as he worked to lift the two-term limit on the presidency in 2005, that he should be allowed to remain in office for as long as most Ugandans vote for him. Senior NRM officials have also repeatedly said the decision of the party’s presidential candidate should be left to its members and their delegates’ conference. Whereas President Museveni’s supporters say he has achieved political stability, economic growth and improved standards of living, his critics argue that many of those gains are being lost as the government’s attention shifts to regime survival. In the final part of the interview that has been serialised in this newspaper since Monday, Justice Kanyeihamba accuses President Museveni of personalising the achievements of the NRM government, and failing to build institutions and groom suitable successors to take over the party and the country. Justice Kanyeihamba, who is set to retire after 13 years on the bench, was the brains behind the extension of the NRM government in 1989 as well as part of the team in the Constituent Assembly that helped draw up the Constitution. He fell out with the government after he started openly criticising its governance credentials – the reason, he says, he was blocked from two prestigious jobs at the African Court of Human and People’s Rights and as Chief Justice of the Republic of Seychelles – and was one of three judges who ruled, unsuccessfully, for the annulment of the disputed 2006 election.

Great Leaders ;Nyerere fit to be a saint -Museveni!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nyerere fit to be a saint — Museveni Monday, 1st June, 2009 E-mail article E-mail article Print article Print article Mkapa, Lwanga, Baharagate and Magige after the prayers. Behind them are President Museveni and First Lady Janet Mkapa, Lwanga, Baharagate and Magige after the prayers. Behind them are President Museveni and First Lady Janet By Raymond Baguma PRESIDENT Yoweri Museveni has supported the ongoing campaign in the Catholic Church to have former Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere recognised as a saint. The campaign to bestow sainthood on Nyerere began on January 26, 2006 when the Vatican accepted a request from the Bishop of Musoma in northern Tanzania to canonise the late leader. The Vatican then granted him the title of ‘Servant of God.’ Museveni yesterday praised Nyerere for uniting the different religious groups in Tanzania and advancing Swahili as a common language to unite the ethnically diverse country. Today, Tanzania is the most peaceful country in Africa with no civil wars, Museveni observed. He was speaking during special prayers, held at Catholic Martyrs’ shrine in Namugongo, for the beatification of the late Mwalimu. Mass was celebrated by the Archbishop of Kampala, Cyprian Kizito Lwanga, and Bishop Emeritus Edward Baharagate. Former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa was among the dignitaries present. The Nyerere family was led by the widow, Maria Gabriel Magige. The family and many Tanzanians donned scarves with Kiswahili messages calling for Nyerere’s canonisation. They also wore uniform wrappers. The choir from Marian Faith Healing Centre in Dar-es-Salaam sang Kiswahili hymns. After mass, Museveni narrated his first meeting with the former leader when he was still a student at Dar-es-Salaam University in 1968. “He was blessed with extraordinary wisdom and compassion for the oppressed. He loved freedom and unity for all people, and he was a fearless freedom fighter.” He said during the 1970s, Nyerere supported freedom movements in Vietnam, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Angola, Namibia as well as Uganda. Museveni also pointed out that Nyerere’s role was instrumental in the restoration of peace in Burundi. “He was like the Ugandan martyrs who stood for truth against sin; even at the expense of their lives. I join those who are praying for the canonisation of Mwalimu as a saint. He was not only a freedom fighter, he was also a man of God.” Mkapa, who was Tanzania’s third President, praised the fact that Nyerere always remained humble. “I stayed with him from 1966 until his passing away. He was a leader of the independence struggle. He abhorred being worshiped. He knew he was human and lived like any other being.” Prayers for Nyerere’s canonisation, organised by the widow, have been conducted at the Namugongo shrine since 2007. Hundreds of Tanzanian, Kenyan and Rwandan pilgrims are currently in the country to commemorate Uganda Martyrs’ Day, celebrated annually on June 3.