My analysis
The economic growth subterfuge that
is being used by the IMF and World Bank neo-liberal economists to portray President
Museveni as one of the best leaders in the world is a very flawed measurement
of development. It measures economic development (development of material things)
instead of human development (empowering human beings to live a life of dignity).
It focuses on quantitative change instead of qualitative change. It also
ignores human rights and social justice as fundamental ingredients of
development. It was never intended to be used as a standard for measuring human well being. It is therefore no surprise that the economic growth metric of these American
neo-liberal economics has endorsed President Museveni as one of the best
leaders in the world despite the fact that he is presiding over a very corrupt
state that is grossly violating human rights. Museveni’s Uganda is characterized
by land grabbing, police brutality, army brutality, nepotism, cronyism,
pathetic health sector, and persistent human rights abuses. The increasing
economic growth in Uganda is not trickling down to the poorest men and women in
society.
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Evil antics of the New World order
Neo-liberal system to distract us from the corruption and despotism of
Museveni’s regime : IMF says Uganda's economy to grow by 5 percent
Uganda’s transition from Corruption to
robbery : Denmark and UK suspend Aid to Uganda over fraud allegations
Museveni says we should not blend politics with
emotions because it is purely scientific: Amazing positivism Mr. President; you
mean even the corruption in your government as well as the harassment of opposition
politicians are pure inevitable scientific processes
Uganda told to repay Irish aid funds lost in OPM fraud
Norway, Sweden cut aid to Uganda , Bigirimana stays
World Bank to ‘review’ aid to Uganda over abuse of funds: what
ever that means ???
Protests in Ghana over increasing cost of living
Strikes, Corruption amidst rising Economic growth in the US
slave state of Uganda
Museveni named among the best leaders in the world
My analysis
The economic growth subterfuge that
is being used by the IMF and World Bank neo-liberal economists to portray President
Museveni as one of the best leaders in the world is a very flawed measurement
of development. It measures economic development (development of material things)
instead of human development (empowering human beings to live a life of dignity).
It focuses on quantitative change instead of qualitative change. It also
ignores human rights and social justice as fundamental ingredients of
development. It was never intended to be used as a standard for measuring human well being. It is therefore no surprise that the economic growth metric of these American
neo-liberal economics has endorsed President Museveni as one of the best
leaders in the world despite the fact that he is presiding over a very corrupt
state that is grossly violating human rights. Museveni’s Uganda is characterized
by land grabbing, police brutality, army brutality, nepotism, cronyism,
pathetic health sector, and persistent human rights abuses. The increasing
economic growth in Uganda is not trickling down to the poorest men and women in
society.
Evil antics of the New World order
Neo-liberal system to distract us from the corruption and despotism of
Museveni’s regime : IMF says Uganda's economy to grow by 5 percent
Uganda’s transition from Corruption to
robbery : Denmark and UK suspend Aid to Uganda over fraud allegations
Museveni says we should not blend politics with emotions because it is purely scientific: Amazing positivism Mr. President; you mean even the corruption in your government as well as the harassment of opposition politicians are pure inevitable scientific processes
Uganda told to repay Irish aid funds lost in OPM fraud
Norway, Sweden cut aid to Uganda , Bigirimana stays
World Bank to ‘review’ aid to Uganda over abuse of funds: what
ever that means ???
Protests in Ghana over increasing cost of living
Strikes, Corruption amidst rising Economic growth in the US
slave state of Uganda
Museveni named among the best leaders in the world
