Timothy M. Mukiibi.

Forever fighting the urge to tweet about Man United.

still not over how beautiful naomi looked in motion in this kit

How does a world Number 1 have a 6-3,5-3 lead in a grand slam quarterfinal and then fail to win another game ?? Sounds crazy but that just happened to Sabalenka.

One of Sabalenka's worst ever performances and surely the worst at Grand Slam level in years. Needs a small miracle now.

Third set 6:0, what in the world?! Sabalenka didn’t beat Osaka in straight sets to come do rubbish like this. Smh.

Why would anyone think it is a good policy to deny Medical Interns the little money they receive? Why? This is less than $12m per year for all interns. We waste that on tyres & fuel per month for people to move from Kira to the CBD to eat chapatis & aflatoxin infused gnut sauce

Before you ask your designer for a built-in shower seat, here’s what you need to know. They’ve become one of the most requested bathroom features in recent years, but they’re not always the right choice. A few things to consider first. 🧵

A best run at Roland-Garros to be proud of ✨ @naomiosaka #RolandGarros

@sejudav @Ssempij46183900 Ssabalongo is one of the many names of the Kabaka. Any other person that fathers twins, even more than once is still called Ssalongo.

Oyo Aswaaza! And he is a Ssabalongo not even a Ssalongo! You know a Ssabalongo is the father who has produced twins more than once....And you are right @Ssempij46183900 The Ssalongo on the second Kwalula...cuts a banana leaf and spits in it saying: ".....Ssalongo talimba...."! 👇

Naomi Osaka after beating Jovic "I think in Slams the further I get the calmer I am because it's such a privilege to be here. I've never been to the 4th round of Roland Garros. It's my first time”🥹 “I know it’s hot. Please be careful for your health”❤️

Heart wants Osaka but ahh, will be a miracle to beat Sabalenka.. mostly because it’s on clay and Osaka is a hard court girlie. Fingers crossed anyway. #RolandGarros

Still has a incredible forehand, Naomi Osaka. 👌🏾 #RolandGarros

Yes Roy keane was ManUtd best Captain Yes, Roy Keane helped us against Juve '99. Great header, massive moment. But then he picked up a reckless yellow card that ruled him out of the final. United nearly lost in Barcelona that night... (It was a miracle)... because our captain couldn't control his temper for 90 minutes. FA Cup 95 red card for stamping on Southgate. Haaland 2001 premeditated, career-ending tackle he literally bragged about in his book. Porto 2004 sent off for kicking the keeper. We crashed out the Champions League. Mourinho ran down the touchline at Old Trafford because of HIM. Those 17 trophies? Ferguson built that dynasty. Bought him, captained him, made him. And when the same toxic behavior poisoned the dressing room in 2005, Fergie kicked him out himself. Same anger problems are still on Sky Sports every Sunday. 20 years later, same guy. That's the legacy. Not treble captain Fergie's project who self-destructed, still self-destructing on TV.

This Roy Keane, who was arrested 2 days before the 1999 FA Cup final for drunk & disorderly conduct, is the one who is telling you that enjoying beating a record is lowering of standards. And you agree? Better buy face paint. So your clown costume will be complete

This is a legitimate concern, especially because it involves tax payers' money. Firstly, the LOP's budget caters to opposition MPs and staff, unlike the Speaker and Deputy Speaker who don't have MPs under them. So contrary to what some believe, the budget for the office of LOP is not money that goes to the pocket of the office bearer. If anything, I don't even have control over that budget, the Speaker has to always clear any activities that we propose to do as the Opposition, and sometimes she doesn't give clearance even if it's budgeted for. The Speaker controls the budgets of all departments and committees of Parliament. Even when committees have money budgeted for them, many times the money is used elsewhere by the institution and therefore not availed to the particular committee. Likewise, the LOP's budget is not under the LOP's control. Some time recently as the Opposition we planned to execute some activities which were budgeted for, but the Finance department told us the money was not available, eventhough on paper(budget) it was. I wrote to the Clerk to Parliament as the Accounting Officer, asking him what happened to the resources since we had not utilized them. He wrote back to me explaining that the Speaker had directed for the usage of that money for different Parliament activities which I didn't even know about, and this is a concern I have raised severally regarding the operations at Parliament. So that 4.2bn budget is in the real sense not under my control.

No-one does it like him. Bruno Fernandes is the Premier League Player of the Year 🤩❤️

It's Carrick, you know ❤️ 🇾🇪 We are delighted to announce Michael Carrick will continue as our head coach, having signed a new contract.

In Kabalagala, one of Kampala’s most dense and traffic-heavy neighbourhoods, there is a building that looks like it grew out of the ground. Because it did. The 32° East Arts Centre is built from the earth excavated from its own foundations; sifted, pressed and rammed into walls on the same site it came from. The eucalyptus timber used as formwork for those rammed earth walls was dismantled once the walls cured, then cut and relaid as roof shingles. Sandstone from a nearby quarry forms the base, protecting the earth walls from damp. There is no glazing in the windows, only shutters and honeycomb brickwork that let the breeze through while keeping the equatorial sun out. Dezeen named it Cultural Project of the Year in 2023. The design came from a London practice. The construction knowledge came from Localworks, a Kampala-based firm that is one of East Africa’s leading experts in earth construction. It is also home to the only specialist arts library in Uganda. This is what the ground under Kampala is capable of producing. The question worth asking is why it takes an international award for us to notice what our own soil can build. 32° East Arts Centre, Kabalagala, Kampala, Uganda 🇺🇬 | New Makers Bureau + Localworks | Dezeen Cultural Project of the Year 2023 | Phase 1: 2023 | 📷 Timothy Latim

Whoever introduced this corner design to Ugandans, I hate you 😂

We really never learn as Ugandans, do we? We see Anita Among as corrosive, disgusting, and poisonous because her theft, her arrogance, her vulgarity, and her contempt for the public are all on open display. We talk about her like she is the disease itself. But we somehow fail to talk about the NRM establishment with the same anger, the same revulsion, the same urgency. It is as if we cannot see that Anita is not an aberration. She is a portrait; a loud, unfiltered, unedited portrait of everything the NRM has been for the last four decades. The open theft, the lavish self-enrichment, the impunity, the casual cruelty, the obsession with status, the punishing of dissenters, the rewarding of loyalists, the foreign sanctions she has personally attracted from the UK and others, the iron sheets meant for Karamoja ending up in her school, the late-night parliamentary sittings to ram through draconian bills, the security details that shoot unarmed women in broad daylight, the absolute confidence that nothing will ever happen to her, these are all not personal failings. These are the operating principles of the system that produced her. She did not invent any of it. She was trained by it, promoted by it, and protected by it. She is simply the version of the NRM that has stopped pretending; that has washed off the mascara and heaps of face paint. The senior people in the establishment have learned, over the years, to maintain calmness. They speak slowly and well-measured in public. They quote scripture at fundraisers. They donate to schools. They give long speeches about discipline and patriotism. They keep their thieving quieter, more procedural, more buried in paperwork. Anita does the same thing they do, except she does it with her chest. She does it loudly and she’s proud of it. That is the only difference between her and the men above her: the style. This is why she matters beyond herself. She is a window into the inner workings of the entire establishment. If you want to understand what the NRM truly is, do not study the carefully managed image of the President at a state function. Study Anita, study how she behaves when she thinks the cameras are off, and when she has confirmed they are on—study who protects her, who promotes her, who profits with her. Then you will see the whole machine in all its glory. As we cash out on this successful hate watch, as we enjoy the spectacle of her finally being cornered, let us not forget the bigger fight. Removing Anita and replacing her with a less flamboyant Anita in trousers changes nothing. The disgust we are feeling right now is the right emotion. We just need to point it at the real source. The same fury, the same refusal to look away, the same demand for accountability, has to extend to the people who built the conditions for her to thrive, protected her all this while, and will silently find her a soft landing the moment the public moves on. That is the real fight. Everything else is just a distraction.

I am a Professor of Architecture. I have been a judge for Commonwealth Association of Architects Awards, International Union of Architects Awards, Asia Architecture Awards, AAK-Crown Architecture Awards, etc. Feel free to ignore my opinion. The New State House is plain MEDIOCRE!