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🔴Uganda! Uganda!🔴 *UGANDA IS BLEEDING* Uganda is bleeding, but not from the wound you can see. In the morning, the mother in Katanga wakes up at 4am to sell tomatoes by the roadside. By 9am, KCCA has kicked her basin into the trench. Her crime was trying to feed her children. She bleeds. In the taxi park, a driver who used to make 80,000 a day now goes home with 15,000. Fuel went up. Taxes went up. The badge he must renew every year costs more than his child's school fees. He parks his bus. He bleeds. In the hospital in Molo, in Makerere, in Mbarara - the lights are off. There is no medicine in the store, no gloves for the doctor, no bed for the mother in labour. But there is a brand new Land Cruiser for the office. The patient bleeds. The youth graduate. First class degrees. Clean shirts for interviews. 500 people fighting for 3 slots. They end up on boda bodas, writing betting tickets, crossing to Dubai to be maids. A whole generation with brains and no place to use them. They bleed. The farmer in Kapchorwa harvests his maize. The price has fallen. The trader from Kampala says "take it or leave it". He takes it. At a loss. He bleeds. And when we speak, we are told to keep quiet. "Don't be political." "You are unpatriotic." "Go and work." As if telling the truth is the crime, not the pain that caused it. Uganda is not poor. Uganda is rich. Rich soils, rich lakes, rich minerals, rich people. But the blood of this richness never reaches the veins. The roads are built and re-built every year. The budgets are read with big English every June. The figures go up. But the classroom still has 120 children under one teacher. The court case still takes 10 years. The youth still die from alcohol because hope has left them. Uganda is bleeding from corruption that we have normalized. Uganda is bleeding from unemployment we have made fashionable. Uganda is bleeding from leaders who hear but don't listen. Yet - even as she bleeds, she still wakes up. The mother goes back to the roadside. The driver goes back to the park. The student opens his book under a solar bulb. Uganda bleeds, yes. But Uganda still breathes. The question is not whether she is bleeding. The question is: who will tie the wound? #ugandaisbleeding #charcoalselling #charcoalabolished #charcoalinuganda #engineerkasese

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