THAT’S THE BLUEPRINT, Brothers & Sisters

The United Nations has transformed our world by advancing peace, self-determination and human progress. Yet it has also fallen short of its promise as conflicts persist, international law is applied inconsistently and inequality remains embedded in the institutions meant to uphold sovereign equality. Addressing the General Debate of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, I called for reform of the UN Security Council to give Africa equitable and permanent representation, with all the prerogatives and privileges of permanent membership. Africa must have a meaningful voice in the decisions that shape global peace and security. The international financial architecture must also be reformed. Development cannot remain most expensive for the countries that need investment most, while debt service crowds out classrooms, healthcare and opportunity. Developing countries need greater access to affordable, long-term capital, guarantees and risk-sharing instruments to finance their development. Reform must be matched by responsibility. Governments must manage debt prudently, strengthen institutions, deepen domestic capital markets, honour contracts and confront corruption without equivocation. Africa does not seek charity or special treatment. We seek a fair opportunity and a meaningful voice in shaping our common future. We must build a global system where every nation has a voice, every people has a stake and every child has a future.

BoU Governor Michael Atingi-Ego highlights a key driver of high lending rates at commercial banks. #NBSParliamentLive #NilePostNews

Wow

Governor Amuneke has finished South Africans😂

THE ONLY WISEST & INTELLIGENT person left in South Africa 🇿🇦 is Julius Malema …. yet they won’t even vote for him cos they don’t like wise people …. FACTS ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

President Museveni has dismissed what he described as misleading international reports portraying Uganda as the centre of the Ebola outbreak, saying the situation is largely in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and remains under control in Uganda. @LNduwumwami #NBSLiveAt9

Uganda’s ministry of health says they are not aware of any established treatment clinics you have set up. Is U.S. lying?

She said nothing but the truth. The Western world can’t survive without Africa.

The American Doctor was in the DRC which is the country west of Uganda. He did not treat any ebola patients in Uganda. There is currently no outbreak on Ugandan territory. Please make this clarification.

This is “real- lived -Experience “ speaking

What is happening at Nimule border is unbelievable and Juba will need to make a choice early before the situation escalate. Prices of fuel stand at 12,000 SSP a ltr, prices of basic goods are already rising. It could get worse if something isn't done about it. The directives to make deposits in cash isn't a bad thing but wasn't something that should have been done at one go. Such things are done gradually until momentum is achieved. The second factor is the closure of Strait of Hormuz. East Africa is a consumer of fuel from the Middle East and now Iran has closed the route giving wind for a few investors with ships available at Mombasa to skyrocket the prices. It could get messy in the next few days but let's first handle what is at our border. Let the clearance of trucks start as reviews are being done.

Gavana wa Bbanka Enkulu ey'Eggwanga, Michael Atingi-Ego alabudde Ababaka ku 'Sovereignty Bill', bwebagisa ssente y'eggwanga eyolekedde okunaabuuka.#BBSKATI #BBSAt10

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The time for jokes in Uganda is soon coming to an end. We the children of the great leader, Mzee, will soon be in charge and we cannot stand corruption and inefficiency!