There's freedom of speech but I cannot guarantee freedom after speech.
@kojomensah7474 Says:
Bro there is respect and there is respect but these are not the things you will do in black africka although in some ways he's right to speak about the taxes but he could have done that without a personal attack but should have been cautioned but the next time their would be no mercy about the jail but again in the case of homosexuality i am for the president we cannot allow people like Bobby who is a sellout to get in
@semakularock5701 Says:
In Uganda if you don't use powerful language you can not be hard.
@semakularock5701 Says:
We need more than 40 million subscribers on this channel
@Elias-v8k Says:
This man is intelligent and put down by cursing the intended target so capably he was jailed. In America, we call that," playing the dozens," talking about someone. " You're Mama's so fat." That sort of thing.
Looks like he's asking for.the government to do for him what they can't do for themselves. Ebrahim Traori would have handled it differently. We , tried n America throw a lot of young people in jail , but here it's for profit. This man's seeking opportunity and hope. Same as here in America.
@Dee-pj7hh Says:
You may not like your government; but you need to respect the office. If respect is broken down it will create chaos in the social structure of that country, including the breakdown of morals. I see some of this creeping into Jamaica also. Look at the western countries, there is no respect for any political officials; and so there is chaos and clear break down of morals. Your correct Zack. That young man should have spoken on policy, corruption, unfinished projects or lack of job creation; but instead he went personal.
@Tulipman1 Says:
Free the Man, end dictatorship✌
@georgepauls6261 Says:
As a ugandan, this time that was to much, insulting the whole family and using obscene words. I disagree with that. There are words that can be used but not his.
@watersoilsun847 Says:
If this man has no power no control, no prospects, not heard it leads to emotions. We now have tik tok etc so feelings can be expressed, if your angry, frustrated things don't always come out the way they should. Six years is a long time, when the President makes a serious mistake what have been his penalties.
@mentalhealth9637 Says:
A grown man can handle insults that have no basis. But training ppl not to speak, is diabolical.
@mentalhealth9637 Says:
He's starting to give Armin vibes. Prayers 4 Uganda
@Sturner-x5q Says:
The people can protest if they think that this young man is being abused .
@lwandi_malums0121 Says:
he shouldnt have said that... he has no respect... we are africans... this guy is saying the president is mkin goods high , yes that is his opinion , but he said it the wrong way he should pay for insulting an elder. watching from south africa
Hello, we have to learn to speak and write to convey our thoughts without any insults.
@teeree2128 Says:
EGO , GUILT N COWARDLY
@SulaimanBah-el5vl Says:
Even in western world. They will arrest you and accused you as criminal. I have see it in western world it happens. Brother zack it happens in the western world too
@JamesLollis-br9qx Says:
Please, Museveni ,pardon him and give him community service. and a job.
@gimiko1061 Says:
The corrupt Ugandan president does not respect the Uganda constitution in the first place. The boy has the right to voice his frustration. The young fellow lives in abject poverty while Museveni's family enjoys life at the Ugandans expenses.
How come someone has been the president of a country since 1986 and there are no social programs in the country for the vulnerable citizens?
This boy is a hero and Ugandans have to celebrate his bravery every month on social media.
Uganda is being governed as a family enterprise.
I totally support this young fellow.
Being the president of a country means you have to deliver basic services to citizens to transform their lives to better. The office of the president is a public office. Any Ugandan has the right to criticise it.
Zack do not mix respect with leadership. A good leadership makes citizens respect their leaders. Why should I respect a thief who is looting my country coffers for his own benefit, and I am left in slum to die like a dog in poverty?
@alshatrihakimushamavu7433 Says:
that guy has to be jailed to learn, insult a person the way you want but not going to his family what kind of the law are you defending there my self if i was even a songa mbele i could have event put him 20 years in prison. look the words he used
@mosesdavidsesay7649 Says:
Nonsense, you can insult a president and a whole family.
He could have insults the president, not a family member.
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@jay6667 Says:
I don’t have an answer for the questions. I do wanna say that I like the idea of Mali supporting local languages. This can lead to maybe people having an easier time finding personal names in the local languages if they are difficult to find.
@mrsoshadabaadman Says:
This is what I love about my native South Africa. We can still call out our parliamentary politicians with no fear for repercussions. Local politics is a different sport. That one is dangerous 😅
@MosesNjovu-e9v Says:
Mmm since 1986 until date same president 😢😢😢
@apatsa_basiteni Says:
lol Watching from Malawi but can almost hear what the guy said in my vernacular language Chichewa similar to the language of Uganda "Museveni Presidenti wa Uganda anga Matako" everyone here even in Zambia, Zaimbabwe, mozambique who speak Nyanja/Chichewa, Sena, Yao, Tumbua and other similar lanuages can understand that in vernacular.
@ssekagratius2danime369 Says:
if you can translate his speech please do, before you give acomment
@ssekagratius2danime369 Says:
It was nothing like hate speech and false information, but this guy was just insulted the president as his family by using heavy abusive and cursive words, he miss used his freedom of speech, if I was the judge I would offer him 10 years in prison
@marquitayankson6601 Says:
HELLO ZACK MWEKASSA ENGLISH CHANNEL FAMILY. IT IS A SHAME WHEN A GROWN MAN BEATS DOWN ON CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE. NO MAN WORTH HIS SALT WOULD RETALIATE AGAINST WORDS FROM A CHILD OR JUST ANGRY YOUNG PEOPLE. OVERBOARD REACTIONS USUALLY INSINUATES THAT THERE IS A MATTER OF TRUTH TO WHATEVER HAS BEEN SAID. OVER REACTING TO MEER WORDS ARE EXACTLY THE RESPONSES WHICH WILL TRIGGER UPRISINGS IN UGANDAN STREETS AND ELSEWHERE. CHANGE YOUR DICTATORSHIP WAYS LEADERS OF AFRICA OR YOU WILL HAVE NO ONE ELSE TO BLAME AS YOUR PEOPLE DEMAND THAT THEIR LEADERS WORK FOR THEM "THE PEOPLE" NOT THE OPPOSITE.
@theuntoldwebcast Says:
Who betrayed Gadaffi?
@Simphiweful Says:
In Langa where I live a black guy made a song swearing at Ramaphosa in 2020 but he was never arrested
@mugishacollins8978 Says:
He abused using too much obusin words someone can help to translate, you will also fear the boy
@Dellbakh256 Says:
As a Ugandan I believe Ugandan youth need to be taught how to go about airing their views bse insulting someone and their entire family is extreme I was in high school and someone insulted my brother I went for them with all I had but in Uganda even their comedians insult people and think it’s funny it’s away of bullying someone that’s cyber bullying let’s not bring politics in this as the young man didn’t mention anything political but rather insults
@amphcommunications5423 Says:
I think our culture is at play here.
We need some semblance of order no excuse. Insulting elders like that is wrong lets call it out. POLITRICKS aside.
@onediakey6117 Says:
That's WRONG FREE SPEECH SLAVERY
@onediakey6117 Says:
He's doing what dictators do, what happen to free speech biden is trying to do the samething free speech period.. he's acting like china. Don't allow the president to stop free speech.
@kerimaabu1359 Says:
The Ugandan president is ruthless, knows the rules, he has been put in that position to accept all the insults from the people by the west.
@michogarry7421 Says:
This is africa , u don't speak that way. In uganda we have people speak against government but we don't speak that way however the punishment is too harsh. Like come on 6 years. Come on that's too much.
@arindaabdul6053 Says:
Was that necessary 😢😢😢😢😢
@ubaachieng4668 Says:
Africa has a culture of respect, you must respect the elders. What happens when the elders continuosly behave in a manner that is not respectable. I think part of the reason we were easily colonized was because of being silent, and respecting, leaders, who were generally elderly, even when they were deserving of scorn.
@stanleymureithimukara6714 Says:
Uganda is the north korean version in africa they cant criticise authority and get away with it
@maximumsecurity9411 Says:
Museveni is a terrorist, and not even Ugandan.
A true Puppet President no different to Kagami or Tinubu.
They have oppressed the people of Uganda.
These Puppet Presidents are too powerful, and should be held accountable.
👨🏽🎓🙏🏽👼🏽🙏🏽👨🏽🎓
@zak-qs5ie Says:
Shear Nonsense ! Is Museveni Not A Ugandan Citizen ? So By What Criteria Should He Be Jailed?
@deloncleaves3413 Says:
ALL OF YOU OLD PEOPLE NEED TO GO SIT DOWN SOME WHERE
@michaelsteeart118 Says:
Indians,Arabs, Chinese and whites wouldn't get that much time if any.
@oritsegbubemidottie3236 Says:
Uganda human right abuse or violation
@ancientwisdom-ty4nb Says:
See Zack, 10 years ago would hav said Too Much but these days too much external competing external forces trying to exploit africa post colonialism. These dponsor influencers. Nit saying he is one of dem but who knows. Africa must be left alone to grow in peace. If u don't clamp down on such, and they are a step in an external plot, the plot succeeds. I hope he gets pardoned
@DAVIDMBOMBO_OFFICIAL Says:
Well he was disrespectful , and it came to the attention of the government , and they could find him , lastly It's Africa .
@youdontknowjoejo Says:
There's a big difference between a teen mocking the president and comparing his current government to a totalitarian government and political parties being funded by the west right after a popular regime change. One of Africa's biggest problem is how we blindly respect our elders. Although elder respect is traditional in many native African cultures, the context was that the elders were supposed to lead and guide us in return for that respect, respect still had to be earned. Something this current generation of African elders are failing to do. There are many traditional things Africans no longer do, so respecting elders just out of tradition is a cop out.
@amathtop772 Says:
il faut dire ça aussi a ces gens mal éduqués de l’AES ces analphabétes qui passent tout leur temps a insulter les president d’autres pays
@ElizabethEnow-s1u Says:
That's what Africans leaders are listening instead of focusing on the matters in Africa they think they are God
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