"Within Buganda there is a clear large majority in favour of a federal
Uganda. There is also in Buganda a clear large majority in favour of the
monarchy, which since 1955 has been a constitutional monarchy.""
And just how did you get those numbers? Oh sorry I forgot Buganda's politics
will never be voted up on for there are people who naturally know what every
Muganda wants. The days of Ssabasajja woligwa nange wendigwa are still
working in 2002. Let the Jiggers cherish in Bugerere. So help me God.
Em
The Mulindwas communication group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
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Subject: Re: ugnet_: Go slow on federo says Kabaka Mutebi-Monitor 25/11/2002
> Mr Kipenji,
>
> you ask:
>
> > Are we in Buganda for Federalism or Monarchism?.That
> > is the issue I would like all peace loving Baganda
> > whose
> > "Ekitiibwa kyava da" to discuss with the rest of
> > Ugandans for I am an ardent supporter of Federalism.
>
> I think the question you rise has been clearly answered long ago, we favor
both. Within Buganda there is a clear large majority in favor of a federal
Uganda. There is also in Buganda a clear large majority in favor of the
monarchy, which since 1955 has been a constitutional monarchy.
>
> The unsolved issues are what workable and durable constitution Uganda will
adopt and what mechanism will lead to the fashioning of such a constitution.
My reading of Buganda opinion is that Buganda will go along with an
arrangement that recognises Buganda as a unified entity with internal
autonomy. I realise that there is some discomfort outside Buganda with such
expectations but they are unlikely to be bargained away.
>
> Kigongo
>
>
