@Jenysen1 @AutoTrendzUg But Japan has better cars than Europe and UK
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Walugembe S
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@AutoTrendzUg That's wrong.
First of all the most reliable long lasting Mercedes cars in African market are
• W205 C200
• W212 E300
I have both cars, they all have zero issues..
Secondly, in east Africa, we can't afford UK cars, we ALWAYS import cars from Japan, even luxury ones..
So...
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Because the market that prices them cheap already knows something you don’t…
This C200 depreciates fast in Europe the moment its out of warranty, the repair conversations start, Timing chain issues, Cooling system faults, Electrical problems that only a specialist can fix.
The white man being smart, he runs the numbers, sees he is now sitting on a money pit and decides to sell at a loss.
Then our dealers buy them in bulk and ship them down to our market where the mighty badge carries prestige and the actual cost of ownership is the part nobody here studies before they buy…
CHuRCHiLL🦅@najunaezra44
Why are these mercedes benz C200 cars many on market and why are they so cheaps?🤔
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@IsraelinKenya Thank you Israel for considering Kenya's plea to be removed from the Travel Ban. You have showed that you are our genuine Brothers and sisters.
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Fear has never ruled or governed humanity. Creating fear is very temporal and a sedative measure.
The real problem will show up no matter how long .
If whole lawyer and Lord Mayor can be treated this way what about Joseph Kony or Jamil Mukulu?
@mkainerugaba
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@IsraelinRwanda @UrugwiroVillage @RwandaHealth @Rwandamigration @RwandaGov Youre just fake ! What has happened now ?
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We are pleased to announce that Israel’s Ministry of Health has decided to remove #Rwanda and #Kenya from the list of countries subject to temporary Ebola-related entry restrictions.
@UrugwiroVillage
@RwandaHealth
@Rwandamigration
@RwandaGov
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Twishimiye kumenyesha ko Minisiteri y’ubuzima ya Isiraheli yafashe icyemezo cyo kuvana #uRwanda na #Kenya ku rutonde rw’ibihugu bibujijwe kwinjira muri Isiraheli by’agateganyo kumpamvu za Ebola.
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Elias Lukwago must not face any harm and his release should be immediate.
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@SkyNews @the_ranell Soon Uganda will implement the same to protect our young people below 17 years . Social media is extremely misleading to our children .
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BREAKING: Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced a social media ban for under-16s.
Live updates: trib.al/AaXv2Tr
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@acholiglo But the meat that’s confused is actually not from hunting! It’s from ranches that are private , take care of the animals specifically for meat production
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That game hunting is regulated by UWA doesn’t make it ethical or fair. It’s worth asking why communities have been stripped of their traditional hunting rights yet the colonial version of the same practice remains more acceptable and legitimate. Hypocritical conservation
ᴛʀᴀᴠᴇʟ ꜱᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟɪꜱᴛ 🇺🇬@Uganda_Expozed
We can’t be talking about conservation while at the same time promoting restaurants like @the_lawns that openly sell bush meat. We often complain about declining wildlife populations and reduced animal numbers around our protected areas, yet we rarely ask the hard question: where is all this bush meat coming from? The reality is that every plate of bush meat creates demand, and that demand fuels poaching. While conservation efforts focus on protecting wildlife inside national parks, illegal hunting continues outside and around these protected areas, threatening species that are already under pressure. If Uganda is serious about conservation, then the conversation must go beyond protecting animals in parks. We must also address the markets, restaurants, and supply chains that encourage the illegal wildlife trade. Conservation is not only about protecting wildlife; it is also about reducing the demand that puts wildlife at risk in the first place. Without tackling both sides of the problem, the rate of poaching will continue to undermine the gains made by conservation agencies and communities. I am definitely challenged by how @the_lawns is operating
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@kat_festo @Uganda_Expozed I think guy is not so exposed to be honest. Ranches produce tonnes of meat 🥩 in Southern Africa that’s exported throughout the world for consumption. Infact this is good for conservation
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My apologies if I come-off to be going on this harder but... @Uganda_Expozed, you should know
It’s a UWA-licensed facility operating 100% legally. They import certified game meat from regulated sources (or source from licensed local operators). You, too can apply for the exact same license and run your own spot instead of farming outrage.
But let’s talk real hypocrisy, bro, while you’re busy virtue-signaling about one restaurant’s legal plates, the cars you hire out are belching exhaust into the atmosphere every single day. Funny how no climate activists have shown up at your door demanding you switch to electric or stop promoting fossil-fuel tourism.
Yet legal, permitted game meat? Suddenly, it’s the end of wildlife as we know it. You’re not a bigger conservationist than the actual authorities. UWA permits the sale of game meat (with proper licensing and traceability) because regulated, sustainable offtake creates economic value for wildlife, funds protection, and reduces pressure on wild populations, exactly like successful models in southern Africa.
Your endless clickbaits pretending otherwise just expose how little research went into this one. Channel that boundless enthusiasm into actually educating yourself on game ranching instead of posting photos for engagement. Or better yet, go get the license and put your money where your keyboard is.
ᴛʀᴀᴠᴇʟ ꜱᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟɪꜱᴛ 🇺🇬@Uganda_Expozed
We can’t be talking about conservation while at the same time promoting restaurants like @the_lawns that openly sell bush meat. We often complain about declining wildlife populations and reduced animal numbers around our protected areas, yet we rarely ask the hard question: where is all this bush meat coming from? The reality is that every plate of bush meat creates demand, and that demand fuels poaching. While conservation efforts focus on protecting wildlife inside national parks, illegal hunting continues outside and around these protected areas, threatening species that are already under pressure. If Uganda is serious about conservation, then the conversation must go beyond protecting animals in parks. We must also address the markets, restaurants, and supply chains that encourage the illegal wildlife trade. Conservation is not only about protecting wildlife; it is also about reducing the demand that puts wildlife at risk in the first place. Without tackling both sides of the problem, the rate of poaching will continue to undermine the gains made by conservation agencies and communities. I am definitely challenged by how @the_lawns is operating
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@BugembeLule @SimonKaggwaNjal @MoWT_Uganda @PoliceUg On Sundays and night these guys are busy sleeping! They can’t be doing a thing. They only start working at peak hours
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@walugembec @SimonKaggwaNjal @MoWT_Uganda @PoliceUg The northern bypass is not closed, it only converges to 1 lane. I don't support road closures, especially endless poor quality roadworks, as always is the case. But at some point maintenance has to be done, this is when drivers need to use intelligence and not create 5 lanes.
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The nauseating jam is back on the Northern bypass. Dear @MoWT_Uganda @PoliceUg at least alert motorists to avoid the route.
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@DrTedros Unfortunately we can’t believe you anymore! After lying to the world that uganda was the epicenter of Ebola. Nothing we can trust from you Dr
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It is profoundly heartbreaking to witness another surge of xenophobic violence in #SouthAfrica this week. Hundreds have marched on Parliament, thousands of families have been displaced, and lives have been tragically cut short.
These include at least five Ethiopians killed earlier in the attacks, and five Mozambicans who died in Mossel Bay. Thousands more are now fleeing for their lives.
To see South Africa turn to xenophobia is a tragic betrayal of the country's struggle for independence and freedom. African nations stood united to dismantle apartheid. Ethiopia proudly supported "Madiba," Nelson Mandela, in 1962 and issued him a passport so he could travel the continent. Other countries helped in many ways, including with political and financial support.
Disagreements and grievances must be addressed by the justice system and the rule of law, never through vigilante violence and collective punishment.
South Africa deserves better. Africa deserves better.
Stop the hate. Protect the vulnerable. Uphold our shared humanity.
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@Uganda_Expozed @Nabimara_Paul @wekesa_amos @BahityaRonaldo @nimipamela0 @AishaNakit45823 @BalaamW22 @Ishmaelthehost @acprogram @Nyinancweende It’s very normal to eat wild meat ! It’s coming from ranches not hunted. Safari lodges in Namibia offer the meat experience! Travel specialists you need to travel more Bambi ! It’s will open your eyes! There is lot more happening beyond east Africa
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When hotels openly market wildlife meat, the public receives a mixed message.
We encourage conservation, invest millions in protecting wildlife, and promote Uganda as a wildlife destination, yet at the same time normalize the consumption of wild animals.
Whether legal or not, this raises important questions about conservation ethics, public perception, and the long-term message we are sending about the value of our wildlife.
What hurts me is even open serving it labeled Uganda kob
@ugwildlife @Parliament_Ug @KabbyangaB @CanaryMugume @KwikirizaNova @StateHouseUg @francisnyende @NinyeTabz
ᴛʀᴀᴠᴇʟ ꜱᴘᴇᴄɪᴀʟɪꜱᴛ 🇺🇬@Uganda_Expozed
We can’t be talking about conservation while at the same time promoting restaurants like @the_lawns that openly sell bush meat. We often complain about declining wildlife populations and reduced animal numbers around our protected areas, yet we rarely ask the hard question: where is all this bush meat coming from? The reality is that every plate of bush meat creates demand, and that demand fuels poaching. While conservation efforts focus on protecting wildlife inside national parks, illegal hunting continues outside and around these protected areas, threatening species that are already under pressure. If Uganda is serious about conservation, then the conversation must go beyond protecting animals in parks. We must also address the markets, restaurants, and supply chains that encourage the illegal wildlife trade. Conservation is not only about protecting wildlife; it is also about reducing the demand that puts wildlife at risk in the first place. Without tackling both sides of the problem, the rate of poaching will continue to undermine the gains made by conservation agencies and communities. I am definitely challenged by how @the_lawns is operating
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@Uganda_Expozed @the_lawns @Nyinancweende @wekesa_amos @Ishmaelthehost @karothk256 @nimipamela0 @KagoroJoshua @MbaziiraKazibwe @bashirhangi @ugwildlife @kirya_ug Btw ! That meat is farmed from southern Africa! You need to separate meat production at ranches in Southern Africa and conservation. Travel more bro and get more exposure. Safari lodges in Namibia have wild meat 🥩 too!
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We can’t be talking about conservation while at the same time promoting restaurants like @the_lawns that openly sell bush meat.
We often complain about declining wildlife populations and reduced animal numbers around our protected areas, yet we rarely ask the hard question: where is all this bush meat coming from?
The reality is that every plate of bush meat creates demand, and that demand fuels poaching. While conservation efforts focus on protecting wildlife inside national parks, illegal hunting continues outside and around these protected areas, threatening species that are already under pressure.
If Uganda is serious about conservation, then the conversation must go beyond protecting animals in parks. We must also address the markets, restaurants, and supply chains that encourage the illegal wildlife trade.
Conservation is not only about protecting wildlife; it is also about reducing the demand that puts wildlife at risk in the first place. Without tackling both sides of the problem, the rate of poaching will continue to undermine the gains made by conservation agencies and communities.
I am definitely challenged by how @the_lawns is operating
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@SimonKaggwaNjal @MoWT_Uganda @PoliceUg Unfortunately many drivers exacerbate the hold up. Why create 5 lanes yet the road converges to 1 lane ahead? If such low IQ lunatics followed proper lanes, this will help everyone, traffic would move faster. The truth is there is low intelligence rife in Ugandan's minds.
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@mkainerugaba Most are disrespectful to all traffic laws 😡 driving on one way
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Most Boda Boda riders are law abiding citizens. We will deal very firmly with the few criminal elements amongst them.
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@iammaxnoir You’re not alone ! Go see all contractors! They take years to get paid
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@walugembec Does that make it right? We never would have been paid if we didn’t fight for it
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After over 2 years, the Uganda Tourism Board has finally paid our company for the services we provided. After our legal fees, our take home pay is less than half of what we should’ve had had we not needed legal intervention.
This is why we did not go to court.
Love you all ❤️
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@Jamie_Namulema Boda Boda’s gasiya they be driving on wrong lanes and taking one way with impunity! Kisirani
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@iammaxnoir Uganda is a 3rd world country, what were you being paid for?
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