The Mayor in Uganda who confronted the tofu Chinese scam builders isn't stopping his duty anytime soon. Remember the weak, biscuit-like concrete that crumbles with a single hand, and the fake, skewed drainage layouts. He's exposing the construction theft: corner-cutting, bad techniques, poor materials, weak structures, and every kind of shortchanging. He will ultimately send them packing, let them go build trash back in China. Ronaldo Balimwezo is what competence and real leadership look like. Imagine how much money Uganda would have saved over the years by keeping profit-only scam contractors out. This is called hands-on management, the kind that builds great cities. Construction means structures on the ground, not reports on office tables or images on boardroom slides. Uganda, this should be your everyday standard: inspect it, it's your money, chase bad builders away. It's time to cancel contracts with bad builders, no more excuses, no more delays. African infrastructure has become easy money for scam Chinese contractors and corrupt bureaucrats. That era must end.