Good morning, listeners, and welcome to your news update on Radio Ankole, 99.3 FM Ntungamo. We bring you the latest from the national political landscape. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has recently voiced significant concerns regarding the conduct of some government ministers. The President specifically highlighted instances where certain ministers, whom he noted refer to themselves as ‘big men,’ have been observed addressing the diligent and hard-working citizens of the nation. In his remarks, President Museveni pointed out that these ministers have been heard instructing the populace, particularly those who are already exerting considerable effort in their daily lives and work, to ‘mwesibe bili.’ This directive, which implies a call for citizens to tighten their belts or endure further hardships, has drawn the President’s attention. He questioned the rationale behind such pronouncements, particularly when directed at individuals who are already demonstrating commitment and industriousness. The President’s comments underscore a perceived disconnect between the self-proclaimed ‘big men’ in ministerial positions and the realities faced by the hard-working public, prompting a critical examination of such communication strategies and their implications for national development and public morale.
Read original on X
Read original on X







