This did not happen at all and it proves that the rumours that he did not finish university could be true. They also draw from the author's experiences of growing up during turbulent times of civil strife and military conflicts. Other people say he suspected she was a spy planted on him by the Amin regime and he decided to murder her.

The lawyer’s submission compelled the judge to adjourn court proceedings to tomorrow (November 1), reasoning that the right to food for every citizen is paramount National Songs of Paradise: A Harvest of Poetry and Verse". East Africa in Focus. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016 . Retrieved 3 February 2015. Muhoozi became interested in a number of girls and wanted to get married, but Janet Museveni would vet them and refuse them. Henry Barlow: The builder of the nation is gone". Archived from the original on 2 April 2015 . Retrieved 3 February 2015.These poems are about the betrayed hopes that many have in new leaders who always promise to change things for the better and put the interests of the common person first: but never do. Museveni feels that his daughters are not very intelligent because they inherited their mother’s dullness. Muhoozi once dated a girl called Flower who used to work at Wina Classics boutique on Kampala Road. Nina resisted his advances and he then tried to rape her. He failed to rape her and the scandal was quietly buried. When we talk about those issues as the US, whether it is here in Uganda or anywhere in the world, it is not to be interfering or to come from a position that we have it all so perfectly figured out. National

a b Beatrice Lamwaka (28 May 2009). "Conversation with Julius Ocwinyo" . Retrieved 20 February 2015. He invited her to State House one day for lunch. Flower came in a sexy and provocative dress. The whole family was at the table. The official line is that Muhoozi was born in 1974, but some sources say he could have been born in 1972 or 1973.Jennifer Makumbi's novel evokes marvels during writivism week". New Vision. 20 June 2014 . Retrieved 12 January 2015.

They were written during an election period where many young people stood up and challenged the status quo. These young people included Victor Rumanyika, Jimmy Bageire, Brian Walusimbi, Bob Drani, and others. The collection of poems that capture the post-independence period of Africa, where Ugandan rulers have turned out to be oppressors putting up a global façade of peace-mongering, freedom, and emancipation. The people of Uganda have suffered under the prolonged tyranny of these autocrats. Being fed up with their sheer hypocrisy, utter negligence of the citizen's basic rights, and despotism, the people of Uganda have gathered up all their courage and determination to finally take a stand against these oppressors. The book effectively encapsulates the struggles and sufferings of the Ugandan people at the hands of their tyrannical leaders in the form of strong and bold poetic stanzas. The poems shine a light on numerous relatable adversities such as social injustice, breach of civilian rights, and police brutality. The book also lays an emphasis on the strong spirits of the Ugandan people as well as their unwavering resolve in not turning to violence in response to such tyrants.Alex Smith (17 March 2009). "Susan Kiguli's formative reading experiences". Books Live . Retrieved 12 January 2015.

Andrew Kananura’s mother, Stella Kagandi Kananura, was a first aunt of Winnie Byanyima. Andrew and Winnie are first cousins. Hamis Kiggundu publishes a book on Success & Failure". The Uganda Times. 2018-07-24 . Retrieved 2020-06-24.