Arrogance of Borrowed Thrones: Why Uganda’s Powerful Must Remember the Ground from Which They Rose!

The article emphasizes that Uganda faces a culture of impunity and disdain for citizens, where power and wealth alter the conscience of leaders. The 1995 Constitution states that public offices must be held in trust for the people, but this constitutional morality is increasingly ignored. Leaders, once in power, often forget those whose labor enabled their rise, becoming arrogant and disconnected from the realities of citizens.