To amend or not amend the Constitution?

<p>The government of President Museveni is once again plotting to amend the 1995 Constitution, less than ten years after sweeping changes were undertaken in 2004/5.&nbsp;As I noted last week, former Vice President Gilbert Bukenya, who now wants to “save” Uganda from the NRM misrule, was the key architect of the 2004/5 amendments.<br>A national Constitution is supposed to be a collection of broad provisions that stand the test of time in guiding the management and administration of a country. To frequently change the Constitution suggests something fundamentally wrong.</p>
Read the full article here: The Observer (Ughanda)