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Is Mailo land reform necessary? | ON THE SPOT
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2021
- To reform or not to?
The government has stocked a major public debate with its intention to reform Uganda’s longest land tenure system.
Incorporated in 1900 by an agreement between the British colonial government and Buganda, 10% of Uganda’s land was apportioned to the Mailo land tenure system which favored mostly Buganda chiefs and prominent Ugandans at the time.
Tonight, on the spot, we host the Buganda Minister for Special Duties David FK Mpanga to discuss the salient issues of what is emerging as Uganda’s biggest political debate.
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Intellectual , inclusive, respectful, objective. Brilliant learnt much. Counsel needs more airtime on public media. With such rhetoric, many would learn and quickly identify deception.
Thanks for moderating so well Raymond and for your courteous and informative responses Owekitibwa David Mpanga!
A very good and well presented programme. The moderator did a great job too. Thank you Owekitiibwa and Raymond.
I really like this Man, David Mpanga, the senior layer of Buganda Kingdom.
Buganda Kingdom always on top! Look at the minister for special assignments!!! So intelligent and well informed! I will always be proud of my Country_Buganda
This man is very intelligent.
He hit the nail on the head... I like the way he articulated the issues giving practical examples
I think this guy is so intelligent & qualifies as a good statesman, president so to speak
I live in Canada & they use the federal system of governance here which works pretty good for the entire country.
The comeness of this man
All thieves!
very clear headed views with a lot of rationale. ugandan's and specifically baganda strive to live peacefully with all people.
Thanks David for the elaborate enlightenment.
Very good responses! All on the point
This gentleman is super intelligent👌
So eloquent 👍 Big up
Why are you interested in buganda land this time around? Federal is the answer.
Very intelligent calm Buganda Minister!
Buganda is rock
HONARABLE Mpanga, atrue gentleman of Buganda. Thanks
What an insightful conversation?
Thanks Owekitibwa Mpanga
what a man!
Owekyitiibwa, you own a lease. If it expires, the land owner can choose not to renew your lease. You can't will it to your kids. You actually don't own land.
Why don't people consider unoccupied land as a hunting ground?
Great and informative discussion. Thanks Raymond
Maybe this is a blessing for the Baganda who's land has been stolen to fight and retake everything back!!
I smell death on this mailo thing,danger along the way
Brilliant thinking
Well put and hopefully the powers that be will take the counsel with regard.
Well articulated. 💯
Well said. I loved this talk
Proud muganda, mpanga 👏 👏 👏 👏 💪
Well articulated points head on. Open, Honest and welcoming that who Baganda are, but people of ill will who tend to see this as a stumbling block have always and will always fail time and again history has proved that so just as David has said clam cool collected heads should prevail to find a solution. Other than that Buganda has her powers and can use them to her will.
There is no bill on the floor of parliament relating to land tenure system at the moment.
All this is IDLE TALK.
THANKS FOR SPARING TIME TO LISTEN IN THOUGH
Federalism long over due,
If it's for the people I support the man 💯 percentage .I don't hear IMF or world Bank here .his talking about his people.the only comments I see here are coming from Bagandas .😏😏
Cool
Mr Mpanga
We need people like this one in Uganda. Not Lumbuye stuff. We need intelligent Africans. This will make Uganda move forward.
If you have a problem with Limbuye l would advise you not to watch or listen to him for your peace sake. If David I'd the one you like them he should be the one you should follow. Thanks.
Moderator is being modorated, u should have revised land conflicts and resolution notices bfo u hosted that man
I agree. He came to be lectured
KIBA TTAKA!! TALIKWATAKO!!!
The question that is never raised in land discussions is a class of Baganda who are landless in their own country (Buganda).
Second, should we allow this unfair land distribution system instituted by colonialists in 1900s to continue governing land matters, especially in Buganda?
Third, isn't time we discuss and devise a system that is appropriate in this day and age, which is also fair for all the peoples of Buganda?
I think maintaining the current land tenure system as is leaves many Baganda in a precarious situation.
Moreover, when discussing land issues in Buganda, some voices are mute and a few handpicked Baganda assume to represent the views of all Baganda. This exclusive and unelected club of Baganda elites assumes to represent the views and interests of all Baganda, but this is not true. It is wrong and dangerous for the current and future generations. It must not be allowed to continue unabated, if Buganda wants to remain relevant to all its peoples.
The peoples of Buganda deserve a chance to exercise democracy to elect their own Lukiiko represantatives. It is only then that such issues can be genuinely discussed and impartially addressed.
Lastly, how can we accept to maintain the colonialists decisions to prevail and to continue governing land distribution in Buganda?
I think we have the capicity to come up with better land laws, but Buganda needs impartial institutions that are truely independent and with a genuine interest of serving the interests of all the peoples of Buganda. These institutions, especially the Lukiiko, must be democratically elected (emphized), if we want such institutions to be taken seriously.
This is because decisions on land matters taken outside the framework of democracy are difficult to sustain, given the economic and political pressures on Buganda land.
Therefore, in the abscence of a democratically elected Lukiiko, a referendum could among the feasible means to help Buganda and the government of Uganda to solve this matter for good.
They are landless because their grands sold the land to enjoy for short time kati abazukulu kamubonebone
Work hard and buy your own land
When you admit that someone is smart you pray to have a quarter of their intellect
Mailo land tenure is a problem that will never be resolved these reforms aren't practical...remembering the origin of this issue
With respect Counsel Mpanga, my learned friend, you either didn't prepare for this programme or Raymond never alerted you about the issues under discussion. Although you tried to articulate symptoms of a badly designed land tenure system, by the colonialists. You unforgivingly failed to address the core issues surrounding the initial allocation of Mailo land in the 1900 Uganda Agreement. The obscurantism by the Mailo owning ilk, with which this issue has been dealt with every time it's considered for review is what has left us in the quagmire we find ourselves in. So Counsel, revisit your answers in this programme. You seem to have set your own questions and gave your own answers, by just skirting around the actual issue of Mailo land ownership.
he answered every thing rightly unless you wanted to him to answer questions he was never asked, watch the interview again 15:43 up to 20. buganda lost land infact after the agreement it was refunded a portion. buganda was a nation
Great observation @Goldhill!
You just wanted to let us know you're a lawyer but the fact is you don't care to listen
My dear brother if you're a lawyer, then that was a poor choice of a profession. Think twice 🤔, maybe you could have used that good English in mechanics.
@@kabugobrian9446 I truly support you ,I guess the one questioning David has his own questions he wanted the former to answer but he never gave time to understand what the learned Counsel was asked to address .