Rebecca Kadaga, Uganda’s First Deputy Premier and a towering political figure in Busoga for decades, was coming home. Departing Jinja at 1:55 p.m., her convoy crawled three kilometres to the Railway Museum, again taking more than two hours. Behind the cheersAmong the onlookers was Sylvia Kyebambe, a 72-year-old grandmother who has followed Kadaga’s career since her early days in parliament. A legacy under fireKadaga’s convoy reached Kamuli Municipality Grounds around 7:00 p.m., where she delivered a more pointed message. “The President pledged to return our property,” Kadaga said, “but officials have failed to provide the necessary documents.