{UAH} Rwakakamba Morrison: Welcome to the UAH forum

Friends,

Let us also officially welcome the presidential adviser on research, Rwakakamba Morrison. He used to work as Chief Executive Officer at The Agency for Transformation( whatever that means), but he will explain himself better if he wishes to. He is also an alumnus of Makerere University.

For some reason, I didn't know he was a member of UAH till when I started perusing through the list of members today. He joined UAH in April 2012, and he would be a good person to summarize all our opinions on UAH for his Excellency, the president of Uganda. Yes, it's very important that president Museveni gets to know how Ugandans feel about the affairs of their country.

We hope to read from him every now and then inishallah( God willing). Just like Frank Tumwebaze, these guys are in our age group (they were born in late 70s). They have probably only read about Idi Amin and Obote just like myself. But most importantly, they are the ears and eyes of the president. They should not shy away from interacting with us at all, I hope. We expect them to be a bit more liberal compared to our friends that have lived in the Victorian times.

Happy days!
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