Nicholas Masete

Uganda's justice system hits a new low with the head of the Judicial Service Commission Singiza Douglas openly endorsing Museveni's brutal, criminal son! The JSC is legally mandated to enforce the Judicial Code of Conduct , which strictly forbids judicial officers from engaging in partisan politics - both in and out of the courtroom. How is that body expected to discipline judicial officers who violate the Code when its very head is breaching the code with impunity? How are the citizens, who are opposed to the criminal regime expected to get justice under such a system? Those who fail to get justice after being abducted and violated by the criminal he is endorsing?! No wonder, Singiza, when he was still a magistrate he was famed for covering up the worst crimes against humanity, and reminding victims of torture. Our nation has hit rock bottom! We have a lot of work to resuscitate it! #FreeUgandaNow

We will be at Princeton University (Arthur Lewis Auditorium, Robertson Hall) today at 04:30 PM EDT (11:30 PM Ugandan time) speaking on matters concerning the future of Ugandans and Africans generally.

We were at the Atlantic Council headquarters in Washington, DC, yesterday, to participate in the very first Global Leadership Forum. This forum gathers leaders from across the world to speak on the challenges they face in their work. During my session, I focused on the deteriorating state of human rights and democracy in Uganda. I also shared thoughts on how global partners -- especially the United States -- are contributing to this state of affairs, and what they need to do different.

Look who is talking about mental health when his own public conduct raises serious questions about his judgment and mental stability! Without nepotism would he even have qualified to be an ordinary soldier? Let alone the ranks he was gifted by his father. As for physical fitness, I will exercise restraint😂😂