Why the RPF used to hold FAKE weddings in Kampala w/ Gerald Mukyenga, Businessman I THE LONG FORM

[@reddish8692]

I could listen to these stories all day. Sunny, please interview some older folk who can tell us about their experiences as refugees and the mobilisation to support the RPF and eventually moving back to Rwanda.

[@henryrwikaza2952]

What a powerful Interview...Thanks alot Sanny

[@jennyunscripted86]

Wonderful podcast❤. Thank you Sunny . Unbiased, informative, and balanced. Keep it up 💫. Urakoze cyane umutware 🙏🏽. Ugandan 🇺🇬following from the diaspora

[@jkkizza2024]

As a muganda from Masaka, I feel proud listening to you. My key highlights; 1. Just like there’s no Ugandan tribe in Rwanda,there can’t be a Rwandan tribe in Uganda. You can either be a Mufumbira, assimilate or affiliate to one of the tribes. Gashumba should take a leaf. 2. I think you will find the name calling in any society you immigrate into. The most important thing is finding a community that is welcoming, which the Baganda were able to do. That said, I thank you Gerald.

[@dankanyesigye3638]

Gerald we met during our early days... Thank you for the good work

[@alfredntagungira7507]

Mr Gerald is a very enlightened East African. Great interview.

[@alexngabi]

Keep it up brother Sunny,I hope to interview you and others' education journey in Uganda😊

[@tumwesigyesimon6088]

Mr Gerald thanks alot for your wise thoughts and views free of bias let us build our motherland Uganda East Africa and Africa as one people.

[@georgewilliamssenyondowang6159]

I like how Mr Gerald speak with positivity in small things that were considered abusive, this is the first step to living together as African more so like brothers. Thank you for that

[@kahindaj7560]

Okusinziira ku story z'abano abantu kikulaga bambi embeera jebayitamu okutuuka webali kati,Mukama abajje wala ate bamanya ennaku yaabwe nebakola nnyo okulaba nti bajivaamu.

[@drakephilant407]

​@@kahindaj7560 yongera okwetegereza. Owulirize neku bamanyi. Olekewo room okweggyamu ebifu, oyige ebituufu.

[@kahindaj7560]

@@drakephilant407 𝑶𝒕𝒆𝒈𝒆𝒆𝒛𝒂 𝒌𝒊? 𝑮𝒘𝒆 𝒌𝒊 𝒌𝒚𝒐𝒕𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒈𝒆𝒅𝒅𝒆 𝒂𝒘𝒐 𝒔𝒔𝒆𝒃𝒐?

[@BRIANNSIBIRWA]

Mr Gerald

[@danielbuguma1734]

Mr. Mukyenya's thoughtful responses and perspective made the interview truly inspiring and engaging. Weldone sir👏👏👏👏👏

[@eugenebayingana2446]

Mr.Suuny!! ur the best, keep it up brother!!! iam listening from Canada!

[@dankanyesigye3638]

They are actually bahororo (Abahororo) all that area was not yet fragmented, because the population was low until the area was partitioned by the colonisers

[@emmakay3883]

Sunny am listening from USA 🇺🇸. Thanks

[@RutaneshwaEmile-b7f]

To be sure Sanny I can't wait for every following content. Well done Mr

[@katungibrian5496]

Ofcourse on the issue of being assimilated by a community, is always common phenomenon for any person moving into new areas. Negotiating for survival, learning new languages, prejudices and finally coping up

[@kaijuka9902]

I wish you interview Hon. kagwera steven an MP. from kabarole district

[@jennyunscripted86]

Yes,please 🙏🏽. The MP for Burahya County in Tooro. Such a wonderful and gentle man who strived for peace in Burahya despite her heterogeneous nature.

[@patrickkato8204]

Welldone Sunny

[@kahindaj7560]

I'd really love to have an insight on an overall treatment of the then Banyarwanda from Ankore and Buganda,as in how both regions treated them.

[@Rud636]

I love you man, your channel is different !

[@Bstvuganda]

But calling you mupakasi is a right name, not bad. The Arabs call us Kadama / nani it's very okay. The Baganda are very good people in fact no community in Uganda is as welcoming as them

[@cincysia2061]

I’m thinking how much you can financially contribute to a national cause when you are in employment yourself.

[@tumwineelly2334]

Be clear on how you got the passport bse the interviewer always asks the tribe. Did u get it as Mufumbira or u assimilated to other tribes. You have not answered the qn well

[@pearlaliza5342]

Sunny I wish you could balance and speak to a lady as well. Jennifer Mwijukye would be great.

[@babsinnocent6287]

Thx but in this one you are not letting him tell his story in fu before you start questions..you should have first allowed him to tell his story before you ask him questions .

[@hagumaivan1072]

Whenever you speak, u put narrative as if there no rwandese in Uganda, the occupants of present day kigeze especially kisoro, ntungano are banyarwanda