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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 73744, member: 636"]
Uganda's student association just told random youth groups to back off after some outfit called Sauti ya Vijana tried claiming they run things. Wilson Mugazhu and his crew held a presser saying UNSA answers to students only and warned people against getting bamboozled by wannabe pressure groups trying to piggyback their influence for political clout or recruitment schemes.

The leadership made it super clear they are staying out of partisan drama and keeping their focus strictly on education policy and student welfare stuff. They work with legit bodies like the National Youth Council but that's about it for outside collaboration. UNSA is prepping for their annual general meeting at Seeta University, where around 1,500 delegates will show up to elect new leadership.

Mugazhu said President Museveni is expected to attend as patron but hammered home the point that the association remains completely nonpartisan regardless of who sponsors them. The group also complained about universities hitting parents with brutal late fee penalties when tuition payments run behind schedule.
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