The document discusses aligning Uganda's Vision 2040 with the goals of East Africa and Africa's Agenda 2063. It emphasizes implementing strategies in phases to achieve the vision, increasing awareness of the vision through education, embracing ethnic and religious diversity, and promoting the Swahili language to strengthen regional economic ties. The author expresses their patriotism and calls for unity to realize Uganda's development potential.
The document discusses aligning Uganda's Vision 2040 with the goals of East Africa and Africa's Agenda 2063. It emphasizes implementing strategies in phases to achieve the vision, increasing awareness of the vision through education, embracing ethnic and religious diversity, and promoting the Swahili language to strengthen regional economic ties. The author expresses their patriotism and calls for unity to realize Uganda's development potential.
The document discusses aligning Uganda's Vision 2040 with the goals of East Africa and Africa's Agenda 2063. It emphasizes implementing strategies in phases to achieve the vision, increasing awareness of the vision through education, embracing ethnic and religious diversity, and promoting the Swahili language to strengthen regional economic ties. The author expresses their patriotism and calls for unity to realize Uganda's development potential.
AGENDA 2063. Its still true that the society with a vision will always realize its potential, but also not forget that success if faught ad its never received on a silver plate, our struggle to achieve our vision 2040 has got many strategies ,but we all know that inorder for you to eat the whole cow you don’t have to swallow it once, but you can eat it piece by piece until its all done, what I mean is that we shall realize our vision by breaking our goals in to smaller parts and each period that the committee that is responsible for this great vision meets, they should be able to give an accountability on how far they have gone in achieving those goals, and my suggestion is that let us have no forest of declarations and agendas without implementing what is still pending. I have Love for my country and if I am indeed a Ugandan, then its because Uganda is born in me. Our president has always done his best and I believe his Godly reward iis waiting. He has love for this country. But people themselves have lost the love for their country. In order for us to achieve our goals , we have got to eradicate that spirit. I have the view that most people are neglecting educaton and abusing the government because of lack of jobs. This is because they didn’t listen to Mwalimu Julius Nyerere who once said that education is not to acquire jobs, but its to make you and innovator and an inventor and it should change you inside out such that to behave in a manner that impacts the socitiety positively. Last week I had my field work, I sampled 100 people. I was asking them if they know the vision of Uganda, sadly it was only five people who managed to tell me the right answer, others even don’t know if the vision exixts, the awareness is still low and let us try to burn candles at both ends to ensure that the vision is taught in secondary schools, primary schools and indeed in all higher institutions of learning. Perhaps am willing to volunteer going to near by schools to teach the vision of Uganda and indeed the programs of the country, the love I have for this country is beyond me asking for your support, am soon starting to move from school to school, if God exixts he may hear the cry of our country, I exist to love my country and my continent Africa, I love it and indeed its born in me and let us spread the information and goapel of love for our country and indeed for our conitinent to our generations and generations yet to be born. Swahili culture as a language must be adopted and learnt by everyone and am glad that the government in on point of make this more effective, we need Swahili because we can only relate with rest of African countries in field of business if we know Swahili, Kenya and Tanzania for example need us to be knowing Swahili. If possible let teaching of this language start soon in primary schools, let us target the young generation because they are the young suckers that will grow when the young bananas grows. And lastly, I will not stop speaking about ethnicity, political and our religious differences, let us relate as one believeing that we all have one objective and goals to achieve, let us embrace the differences we have because those are just cultural mosaic that if we perceice them positively them we shall create a sweet environment and God will be seing us from heave and He will say, What good children I have!. Let us not use our differences to cause conflicts and confusions in the society. For God and my country. Yours faithfully