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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 40511, member: 636"]
Uganda's Internal Affairs Minister spoke to defense college students about keeping the country safe. Kahinda Otafiire told the group that regular people play the biggest part when protecting their nation. He said citizens help gather important information and work with security forces. The minister explained that people come first before any other defense method. Students at the National Defence College heard his talk about Uganda's security setup.

Otafiire stressed that countries need strong people to stay secure. He talked about seven key areas that keep humans safe and healthy. These areas cover food, money, health, environment, politics, personal safety and community needs. The minister said African leaders must focus on these basic parts to build real defense systems. He believes that taking care of people creates wealth and safety for everyone.

The representative criticized many African thinkers for missing important points. He wants policies that make institutions stronger and give citizens more power. Otafiire said military forces also need better discipline and training. He told students that real strength comes from everyday people who feel empowered. A disciplined army combined with strong citizens creates the best protection.
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