Seasoned investigative journalist Andrew Mwenda has warned president Yoweri Museveni over his bean weevil utterances saying that they may lead to the collapse of the East African community.
Speaking on NBS recently, Mwenda said that Museveni's remarks during the women's day celebrations in Mityana, where he informed Ugandans that Uganda police, prison and judiciary are infiltrated by criminals who terrorise Ugandans, were an open attack at president Paul Kagame of Rwanda whom he has a cold war with.
"You know the president is like Trump, he just speaks carelessly without being concerned about the eventualities of his utterances. He was attacking Rwanda because he said a bean weevil which enters the bean from outside. Its common sense because he arrested Kayihura's men for illegal extradition of Rwandese," Mwenda said.
He noted that Museveni's actions and utterances can lead to the collapse of the East African community because president Kagame can't pretend to look on at the humiliating actions by Museveni. He revealed that the Ugandan government entered into an agreement with Rwanda to exchange criminals, that's why Shanitah Namuyimbwa alias bad black was extradited to Uganda from Rwanda. Mwenda dismissed allegations put to Kayihura by other security operatives especially ISO that he was used by Rwanda intelligence organisation to spy on Uganda security. He gave an example of security operatives who deceived president Museveni that it was Kayihura who commanded the illegal extradition of Rwandese fugitive Joel Mutabaazi. Mwenda said that during that period, Kayihura was on a state duty in Cuba. He added that Kayihura was very loyal to president Museveni and whatever he was doing, he was executing Museveni's orders.
Mwenda said that such irresponsible utterances led to the collapse of the East African community in 19870's because East African presidents by then had misunderstandings between themselves.
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