Uganda's Road to 2026 - Timothy Kalyegira, a political analyst on the Hard Questions

[@ronaldmatovu]

Thanks Solomon for the hard talk. Senior Timothy Kalyegira is a well informed analyst. He carefully articulates his views without deliberately embarassing or offending anyone. Hope you can invite him back in the near future.

[@lukangagerald8933]

Not biased at all, such people are good to have for the development of the country. Kudos to the team.

[@gawayategulle6272]

Never thought I'd ever catch Tim in a jacket and necktie 👔. How times change!! 😊😊😊 Good analysis, Tim.

[@mayengochris7875]

This is one of the most informative episodes of this show I've watched

[@michaelmwangi5052]

As a Kenyan I find this a very informative interview on the political landscape in Uganda. If I'm being honest, this is very worrying but we hope things will get to a point where the people of Uganda will rise up and demand for a better country. We wish you guys well.

[@Kikambi]

Timothy is one of the true political analysts,his views are not biased at all,and he doesn’t take sides.,thank you Solomon for bringing him.

[@jerome6246]

I have really enjoyed this interview. Solomon , you need host Timothy Kalyegira again in about one year to reflect on his ‘predictions’ and also share his wisdom on the 2026 election .

[@VicentKibondwe]

My best interview for the year 🎉 ! (Thanks for bringing this guy) He is on point. This is where we are.

[@Testimonies256]

This old man is very smart and informed

[@hambayusufu1758]

Elite and unbiased Brains I had to listen to what he had to say until the very end. Thank u Uncle solo

[@justineojok7802]

This is a very informed man.

[@atuhaireanderson2665]

Kalyegire, you are a genius. It is so amazing how Serwanja has been so silent and in awe of this brainy man.

[@denzokyedravk]

Best analyses I have watched ever in Uganda. ❤🎉

[@timothyeria1738]

Woo Timothy is really a gem.... hard qns have created more qns to us ...

[@mosesserunkus8851]

This Karyegira man is a good analyst, I have found a Westerner-balanced analysis of Museveni governance, thumbs to you, and thanks Solomon for the selection.

[@stephenkyambadde7393]

Watching Tim's analysis of Mr. Museveni's inner system of governance was like watching a thriller spy/espionage documentary movie. His eloquence and simplicity yet nerve wracking. He just puts you on the edge of your seat.

[@fredwabudi9328]

Thank you Solomon for hosting Timothy. I can bet on his predictions.

[@luyimajulius6836]

Thank you Solomon for hosting Timothy . Kalyegira thank you for being consistent ever since I started following you in 2009 on Kfm. I have enjoyed your show. Big up Aiij.

[@okotcukumoi9121]

What a lecture, I learnt alot!. Thank you Sir Tim Kalyegira for the deep insights

[@jothammartin5127]

10/10 for this one Solomon. Well done!

[@africaniij]

Thank you, brother.

[@markkaddu908]

Timothy Kalyegira! Thank you for the wonderful insights

[@marthanmugisha8420]

Very sober and logic filled discussion Thanks Mr Kalyegire for these insights

[@kawukiedward4806]

Thank you for the analysis it really on point and it show someone who is a ful time thinker who has been following whatever has been and still happening in Uganda

[@InnocentOjobile]

The moment I saw it was Timothy, I definetely had to pause everything and watch what he had to say. Long live Timothy, Long live AIIJ. God bless Solomon

[@habertitangishaka2011]

Could you please always host Mr Timothy I was glued to my phone watching and the food I was cooking almost got burnt .

[@kennethisiko882]

Hahaha. I can't stop laughing. In kiswahili, uli duwaa 😂😂

[@jmoricedfcurm4809]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bainomugishasamuel9404]

😂😂​@@jmoricedfcurm4809

[@bashirmugisa3379]

The most articulated interview. Big up senior Timothy kalyegera

[@mubizz80]

Thank you Mr. Solomon for inviting Mr. Kalyegira. Uganda and the world are keenly watching the drama in the NRM/UPDF regime with their beloved son. They will embarrass themselves just like how Israel is doing now.

[@asiyomedia2348]

Great insights. thanks Timothy Kalyegira

[@mawadrimathewdouglas4708]

The Seer. Tim is a hard hitter, bare knuckle player & ruthlessly brutal. That’s exact him.

[@brianbitature]

FINALLY, we have a Special episode...

[@nsimbitimothy7866]

Thank you for this insightful episode, l request that you to bring back Timothy once again. Very intelligent guy

[@Opendi01]

Such an intimate look into the life of the first family. Changed my perspective on power. Keep up the good works Solomon.

[@nicksonshango2082]

Great analysis from your Sharp analyst. Important issue raised: informal and formal power structures It is true African leaders prefer informal power structures as opposed to formal power structures that are legitimately put in place by the constitution There are reasons and advantages for this. It is true informal power structures ensure power consolidation, bring in real intelligence, protect the state, ensures the state security and that of the supreme leader However informal power structures don't help that much during transition! Transition tend to be messy because of the intense fights in the informal Governments You can look how president Robert Mugabe failed to execute his transition. Zanu PF stalwarts rejected president Mugabe's succession plan Closer home in Kenya former president Uhuru appeared not to prefer his deputy to succeed him. The results were obvious. Formal Government structures tend to triumph over the wheeler dealers during transitions So the succession in Uganda shall be watched Keenly from Africa and all over the world

[@jalarcosmas4749]

Mr. Timothy's Wisdom is like for King Solomon.

[@arinatweanthony6693]

When u listen to his brother Keith Kalyegira of the CMA..u will know this family is talented

[@BongobingimanGumarutahigwaRUHI]

That's a mature critical analysis by Timothy KALYEGIRA, salutations.

[@raymondwalter696]

Insightful discussions thanks Solomon and Kalyegira for the thoughts. Great minds for our country . Keep up the good work

[@jkkizza2024]

I follow Tim everywhere, he’s very analytical & good at adding dots.

[@lesliemuneeza5696]

I had to grab a cup of porridge for this one long live Prof.Tim

[@Ochen656]

This was so far the best interview, I have heard words from the wise man. Wisdom is power.

[@mutagulajohnson]

I love this guy's analysis.

[@NelsonByamugisha-yi4sq]

So eloquent and knowledgeable about the running of our motherland. May the Lord remember Uganda one day 🙏🏿

[@jeremiahakankwatsa609]

What an interesting and educative analysis ....kudos to TK ... Thank you Solomon fro bringing such brainy giant

[@praddie1]

I feel Timothy Kalyegire needs hosted again and again before. His insights are so brilliant and very articulated. I love the way he puts every word, he is a careful and organized person in his speech. Kudos Sserwanjja for hosting Timothy.

[@baikaranabyo]

I loved Timothy's analysis of the whole situation in Uganda. Thanks Solomon for hosting,Tim.

[@medclark5587]

We need him in NUP as president advisor ❤

[@pippybrian70]

We need @TimothyKalyegira here more often.

[@mporajackson2092]

Yes this guy has spoken my mind I have always seen it this way mostly on the issue of the real power 👌👌👌

[@lameckraymondkiyimba8655]

Brilliant Mind one of the most intelligent people in Uganda

[@user-fy4nk4ev6y]

Well informed, articulate, bold, knowledgeable, why cant we have more of this man on talk shows?

[@kimerabonny4263]

ooooooooh Tim, you are soooooo great,hadnt listened to you before ....beautiful beautiful analysis!

[@jmoricedfcurm4809]

Serwanja is asking the right qns. Thank you. Kudos Kalyegira. Should be a regular

[@kasoleomar4112]

Timothy thank you for that good analysis have been following u since my high school

[@yogaadhola9377]

This is an extremely insightful interview. The NRM and Museveni are in serious crisis.

[@HappyToursAfrica]

Happy Tours Africa is following you from Uganda

[@Edmondpro15]

I couldn't miss Sunday monitor when he was a columnist ,tim is a genius!

[@atijjo]

Excellent, thought provoking analysis!

[@akanyijukacasiano4292]

One can watch Timothy Kalyegira and wonder why is he not known and why do many Ugandans would watch or listen to Tamale Mirundi is that Museven's kind of politics doesn't appeal to an elite .He targets the large audience that can revolt as he confuses them with full finger. The president knows that power belongs to the people and if they decide to crusade for it, they can get it .The Ugandan elite cat throw stones, can't riot to him he has alot to lose. But to the lower class that is majority of Ugandans, the president can't get tired of working on them politically because they are the real threat to his power and he is right from the political view that's is why he will barricade, divert them with empty talkers to remain entertained so that they don't think .Don't wonder why Timothy Kalyegira is not anonymous to many Ugandans. This gallant General doesn't want people to think and have insight.

[@kennethmunina9443]

I love they way u've stated out yo views thnk u sir 🫡🫡🫡..u rilly hve Uganda at heart

[@yawetom8320]

Thank you so much

[@dang9313]

Such an interesting and truthful discussion. I wish average ugandans understood this for sure. This is the reason am even hesitant to pay tax.

[@eddynakaana5350]

I've just loved the show Solomon, please bring Timothy regularly ❤

[@juliusmusinguzi9691]

Very insightful

[@Movie_Trailers101]

Thanks Tim 🤝 & big up Solo waffe

[@markachol6307]

Thanks Solomon and Team, informative indeed.

[@Afrorack]

Balaam is a powerful man. If you don't know. When the president camped in Kakumiro I was present and Balaam is the only one who was accessing the presidents residential tent. Not even ministers were allowed there

[@kylewilfred9413]

🐔 mind.

[@rsKayiira]

The vast majority of fighters in the NRA and UFM were Baganda men. As well, the PRA was composed of 67 men not 27. The other 40 had been trained at Kabamba during Lule’s presidency. Just wanted to leave that point of information

[@user-fy2qs8in3u]

Wow. Nice insights though all said they can’ be reserved the way around!!

[@namanyafred1866]

What an insightful show❤

[@emmanuelojobira2014]

Great episode

[@thomasssali2692]

Tim !!! 👍

[@mossykaliiba3603]

Is incredibly knowledgeable we need people like him to open people's eyes and minds to reality. Bumpy Road for change

[@rwothomiosamiolah5051]

Great interview and insight by Uncle Tim

[@imeldabasemera4909]

Very informative 👏🏾

[@ericcandano7572]

I didn’t want the interview to end… eh

[@user-iq9zz6pf8b]

10/10 Forever

[@theoldiesdj9100]

Intelligent Timothy Kalyegira!!!!!!

[@kizitokiyingi]

Timothy is unassailable!

[@kibwikajoel655]

Interesting perspective

[@sanflowersun5200]

I'm only happy that NUP has shunned "elite" advice. The "elite" were on TV waxing lyrical about managing the "Mpuuga" issue inhouse instead of publicly but NUP is all for dirty laundry hanging out in the open. More power to it!

[@danielkawuki4616]

Thanks Solomon for this. Kindly bring us Karundi Sserumaga

[@geoffreywalukhu5011]

Indepth Intellectual Insight...Thanks TK Mr

[@elliotkyez8316]

Right on the spot!

[@josephkasozi76]

Timothy so Intelligent

[@BroSis-df5nv]

Solomon u have done us good but i only demand u one person and that is kyagulanyi we need him on the hard questions

[@wasswaemmanuel1998]

Timothy rarely puts on a suits. Thanks my great journalists

[@cleophusbagumire]

Why haven't I been following Mr.Kalyegira?❤

[@ianssebulime4232]

We need Tim back 😅😅😅, very interesting fellow 👏 👏 👏

[@ianssebulime4232]

He left us with more questions than answers 😅

[@tugumejonah2894]

Uganda Zaabu..... Thanks team

[@user-cd6kb8eo5b]

This guy is awesome

[@ocaakidavid8765]

This is so good but leaves us in 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@thelies-uganda7096]

In 1980 election, the parliament did not vote for the president. It was base on the number of MP in parliament that determined one to be president or not. The people vote the party they want (MPs) but not the president. This is why the 1980 election was know as parliamentary election. The late President Obote became president because the UPC got more number of MP in that parliament than any other parties that participated. The one some Ugandans are talking about is not what happened in 1980. I think it is that, the ordinary people vote the MPs except the army. Then the MPs vote the president of the country.

[@deusluxe]

U have to admire Tim's brain

[@opolotphilip9615]

wow. what an insight

[@akimpayeevariste5694]

Waoooo it was very interesting .thanks

[@Dwyer256]

We have missed such insights for a long time from the 4th estate. Since the 4th estate was captured by the NRA, Tim was brought in memories of his 90's 2000s insights into this thing called NRA and RPF

[@jamesmodesto4807]

This is one of the best interviews ever 😊❤

[@kewellbrian6535]

Timothy has clarity on pulse of the game

[@kisekkamartin8320]

Informative.

[@petermulinzi3221]

Insightful

[@EagerScooter-jh9kl]

Timothy is one of nice and intelligent people