The Minister for ICT and National Guidance Hon. Frank Tumwebaze has lauded the organisers of Rolex festival slated for Sunday 21st at Uganda Museum. The Minister while posting on his social media platforms said the initiative is good.
He further said that Ugandans should be proud of the initiative to fine tune Rolex and make it standard. Rolex is a meal in Uganda composed of a chapati rolled with Eggs and vegetables.
“I saw a good initiative of the “Rolex” by my colleague Hon Kiwanda in his bid to promote domestic tourism around people and their culture. Delicacies of diffident communities can be a great footprint of any country in the tourism environment. Instead of congratulating Hon Kiwanda and offering him many other ideas on how to fine tune and firm up his initiative for the common good of Uganda, I read a barrage of pessimistic/ negative comments from many Ugandan elite.
I kept wondering and asking ; Why do most people in Uganda and especially the supposedly knowledgeable elite celebrate negativity, admire what is foreign &despise their own, blame game,complain& are quick 2 dismiss any new initiative without offering complementary ideas and solutions ? They are quick to order for pizzas& fancy them as what is on “vogue”, yet despise rolex?
They are quick to accuse those in public offices of lack of initiative, but again quick to shoot any new ideas from their leaders. This is bad culture and bad attitude. It’s retrogressive. That is why even some leaders believe that to be seen as relevant and brilliant you have to quarrel, complain, blame game, lament But offer NO proactive thinking to better the status quo. The young generation ought to look at this seriously.
We need to develop a positive thinking attitude about our own lives, identity and country. We are what we are and will never be another people or another r country. Don’t only complain, blame game, criticize but also offer alternative thinking and ideas,” Frank Tumwebaze said.
