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Opinion: The Vision Busia Desperately Needs By Ouma Patrick, Aspiring Member of Parliament, Edited by Bwire Jonathan, The Crown Media East Africa  Opinion: The Vision Busia Desperately Needs Busia finds itself at a critical moment , our politics have been dominated by what many have come to call the "burial candidates"—politicians who show up at funerals, make speeches filled with grand promises, hand out small tokens of cash and alcohol , and then  til next such gathering. This is not leadership, and it is not enough to take us forward. This routine has persisted year after year, leaving Busia stagnant while the world moves ahead. In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, growing global demands, and an urgent need to tackle unemployment, poverty, and corruption, we cannot afford to keep going down this path. Our community needs leaders who can rise to the occasion and offer a vision that goes beyond temporary handouts and opportunistic appearances. Let us look at...

By:Bwire Jonathan: The crown media East Africa: Busia        Independence Day Preparations. in busia: Busia, Uganda – As preparations intensify for Uganda's Independence Day celebrations on October 9th in Busia District, uncertainty looms over whether President Museveni will attend the event in person. However, beneath the festive preparations lies a tense atmosphere, with local leaders scrambling to paint a favorable picture of progress amid growing pressure related to the Parish Development Model (PDM) and other government programs  Reports indicate that some area Members of Parliament have been feeding the president fabricated accounts of how well Busia is progressing. Parish chiefs and district leadership are similarly creating fictitious groups and projects in an effort to impress the president with a false sense of development. Fearful of the possible consequences if their deception is uncovered, some chiefs are even plotting to flee to Kenya and some lead...

 By Bwire Jonathan The crown media East Africa Kampala  Uganda Police CID Ranked Third Best Investigative Agency in Africa Uganda's Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) has been ranked the third-best investigative agency on the African continent, according to a survey by Kenya Trak. Scoring an impressive 74%, the CID placed behind Kenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and Ghana's investigative agency, which secured the top two spots. This recognition marks a significant milestone for Uganda's CID and underscores several key factors behind the achievement: 1. Leadership Impact: Since the appointment of Major Tom Magambo as Director in January, the CID has made notable improvements. Strong leadership plays a critical role in enhancing the efficiency and credibility of any organization. 2. Historical Evolution: Established in 1899, the Uganda Police Force has undergone numerous transformations. This ranking reflects a positive shift in its trajectory an...

 By Bwire Jonathan: The crown media East Africa: Kampala  If the government of Uganda introduces a law mandating young people to respect and take advice from older persons, it could have several significant social, cultural, legal, and even economic implications: Social and Cultural Implications: 1. Reinforcement of Traditional Values: This law would reinforce the importance of intergenerational respect, especially in a society where elders are traditionally seen as the guardians of wisdom. It could preserve cultural values that emphasize the reverence of older people and family structures where advice from elders is highly regarded. 2. Strain on Youth Autonomy: While promoting respect for elders, the law could also limit the autonomy of younger people, especially in decision-making processes. Younger generations may feel that their voices are being suppressed if they are legally required to defer to the opinions of older individuals. 3. Generational Conflict: The imposition o...

 By JP kingmaker: The crown media East Africa:munane Along Busia majanji Road,In the heart of Samia Bugwe Central, nestled in the rural landscapes of Busia District, lies the vibrant and dynamic trading center of Mumunane. Though small in stature, this bustling hub stands as a beacon of beauty and potential, a cornerstone of life for the community it serves. As you approach Mumunane, the first thing to capture your eye is its scenic charm. The lush greenery surrounding the center offers a serene backdrop, a natural beauty that remains untouched by the hustle and bustle of larger towns. The air is fresh, and the countryside view stretches out in every direction, making it a place where one can feel at peace amidst nature’s abundance. Mumunane is not just about beauty; it is also a thriving center of commerce. Small businesses dot the roadside, where traders sell everything from fresh produce to household items, contributing to the local economy in remarkable ways. Despite its rural ...

By: Bwire Jonathan:The crown media East Africa Busia   Mbaha Caught in Controversy Over Secretive Meeting with Political Agents A political storm is brewing around Mbaha, a rising figure in Samia bugwe central  politics, after his involvement in a secretive meeting with agents allegedly representing the camp of Nyangweso, the current Member of Parliament. According to a report by The Crown Media East Africa, Mbaha met with these agents over a week ago at a private residence near Hudembe Church of Uganda in Mumunane. The Nyangweso camp, led by the incumbent MP, has faced mounting criticism for its failure to deliver on promises, with many constituents expressing disappointment. Despite claims by Nyangweso that he is the first MP to lobby for national independence celebrations in Busia,this has left the electorates fuming!his tenure has been marred by accusations of neglecting his voters and mismanaging government programs, including the poorly performing Parish Development...