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There is something about cleanliness that just makes people to be better beings, you notice those who live, and even those people from slums who work in the upmarket gated estates will never litter ovyo ovyo, even while in such estates most people are kinder and tend to follow the order set.

I think if focus is on cleanliness and ways of making the same better to maintain we would generally make bigger strides towards cannan, and to be clean alot of water is needed and paved roads and walkways make it easier to maintain that cleanliness.

It was highlighted on CNBCA yesterday.Very beautiful indedd especially at night. The Entebe-Kampala superhighway looks beautiful at night too.I could not believe it was Uganda.
One thing i found absurd is that the bridge was being marketed as a tourist attraction...ama kweli sisi wa-Africa tuko na shida.Eti sasa bridge ni tourist attraction?

It actually is.. Just like the LA bridge

Mr Museveni, who said he enjoyed the dialogue, told his opponents that he will not think of relinquishing power until he is satisfied that the “prosperity and strategic security of Africa have been achieved”.

“I hear people like Mao talking about transition, how they would like to sit in the audience and see Museveni handing over power. That is the most important thing for him. I do not think that is the most important and it is good he is saying that,” Mr Museveni said on Thursday.
“So, the political class, instead of talking about the destiny of Africa, you are talking about petty things— elections, who becomes who. That is why I have said if I still have strength, I will continue,” he continued.