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AndrewMwenda

  1. How to change Kampala (Part 2): independent.co.ug/the-last-word/… 9:45 PM May 24th via Tweet Button
  2. @AbahoEarne But if govt loosens monetary policy, we may have inflation at our hands which will undermine economic growth in the long term 6:54 AM May 24th via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to AbahoEarne
  3. @AbahoEarne By reducing money supply, the central bank has discouraged investment and expenditure both of which boost economic activity 6:53 AM May 24th via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to AbahoEarne
  4. @AbahoEarne The monetary squeeze is meant to achieve macro economic stability or control inflation but it is stifling growth 6:52 AM May 24th via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to AbahoEarne
  5. @AbahoEarne Expected growth for last financial year is projected at 3.2%, the worst in 26 year 6:51 AM May 24th via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to AbahoEarne
  6. @AbahoEarne The govt is facing a big dilemma of how to balance the need for robust growth against the need to control inflation 6:51 AM May 24th via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to AbahoEarne
  7. @AbahoEarne Uganda's economy is suffering from monetary squeeze and is therefore performing poorly compared to other years 6:50 AM May 24th via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to AbahoEarne
  8. @EdouardMutabazi Genocide in rwanda was an actively organized and mobilized affair, not a spontaneous outburst of a people 4:14 AM May 23rd via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to EdouardMutabazi
  9. @SsewanyanaJ That is anarchy that shd not be tolerated 4:13 AM May 23rd via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to SsewanyanaJ
  10. @Tourismuganda Can u elaborate pliz? What was interesting than the study findings? 4:12 AM May 23rd via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to Tourismuganda
  11. @AlanEditor contact our managing editor Mr Were on jwere@independent.co.ug 12:48 PM May 21st via Twitter for BlackBerry® in reply to AlanEditor
  12. So really democratization is a journey without a destination with every new stage only showing the next climb... 7:31 AM May 21st via Twitter for BlackBerry®
  13. For those keen to see democratic growth, it can be a frustrating experience coz every gain only opens space for other deficits 7:31 AM May 21st via Twitter for BlackBerry®
  14. Sometimes a country can make five strides along the democratic path only to slide back by two (if lucky) or 3 or even 6 (if very unlucky) 7:29 AM May 21st via Twitter for BlackBerry®
  15. The democratic development does not follow a continuous rising curve like the growth of a human being. It is a kinf of snakes and ladders 7:28 AM May 21st via Twitter for BlackBerry®
  16. Yet democratization is a long journey whose results come by the crip rather than a gallop 7:27 AM May 21st via Twitter for BlackBerry®
  17. Many of those who followed their revolutions expected democratic institutions to flourish immediately the Ben Ali and Mubarak were gone 7:26 AM May 21st via Twitter for BlackBerry®
  18. Tunisia and Egypt are suffering from the frustrations that come with democratic over expectation... 7:25 AM May 21st via Twitter for BlackBerry®
  19. @Opiaiya If it is Rebecca Kadaga, I can c she is going to be on not trouble 1:15 AM May 21st via Twitter for iPhone in reply to Opiaiya
  20. @Opiaiya I want the details now my son, stop tantalizing us 9:41 PM May 20th via Twitter for iPhone in reply to Opiaiya
  • Name Andrew M. Mwenda
  • Location Kampala, Uganda
  • Web http://independen...
  • Bio Andrew M. Mwenda is a Ugandan journalist, retired farmer, part time poet, a real estate speculator, a quasi intellectual businessman and a social entrepreneur
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