Laban Musinguzi

@baryamureeba it may be outdated but will facilitate a juicy procurement. arguments of your kind are not compatible with the realities in the operating environment. cheers

Outdated ... We just need good teachers and laboratories in all schools. Ugandans have problems charging phones and so how will they charge laptops or keep them safely in rural areas? More than 50% would be stolen in the first year. Do research and propose practical solutions.

@yungnstackin how old is it? is it as old as Spanish?

the word "black" in spanish still don't sit right with me

@DrSerunjogiEmma where are the senior doctors all the other time?

That Ministry of Health suggestion that medical interns should work for free, or that medicine should be extended to 6 years specifically to make internship unpaid without any consideration, made me feel so much pain in my heart. I always ask myself: why do fellow doctors always wish the worst for their colleagues? You literally know what it means to be an intern, working 36 hours nonstop. We have seen interns fall into severe depression due to stress. You know that medical internship is more stressful than military training. I understand the public saying anything, they don’t know, but you know how much pain one goes through. In medical school, fellow doctors will want to fail you and see you repeat a year, yet medicine is already 5 years and very stressful. Still, they find so much happiness in seeing others suffer, as long as you are a colleague. I am deeply disappointed in you, lecturers who know what 5 years of medicine means, yet still fail medical students without serious cause, often out of malice. Research supervisors who know that most master’s programs are 2 years and part-time, while medical programs are 3+ years full-time, yet still try to make others repeat, not because they are incapable, but out of spite. You disappear when students need you most to complete their research. During my internship, we had no weekends, no public holidays, and had to do a minimum of two night shifts every week. Shifts were 36 hours. For example, you start Monday morning, do ward rounds with seniors until about 3:00 PM. After that, interns remain to implement everything discussed. Those on night duty continue until morning without sleep, managing a full ward with very limited staff. By morning, seniors do not allow you to leave until you join the next ward round. So after 24+ hours, you continue working the entire day and only leave in the evening, just to rest briefly and start again the next day. Most times, the following day you are in clinic, seeing so many patients that your brain feels overwhelmed. I remember once falling asleep in front of a patient because I was extremely exhausted, every part of me felt drained. Now imagine doing all this and still having to worry about finding food. I had a business that was doing well, but the moment I started internship, it collapsed completely. There is simply no way to earn while doing internship. We used to run clinics seeing over 200 patients with only two interns. It sounds impossible, but it is real. A regional referral hospital can serve up to 20 districts. In a hypertensive clinic, 200 patients is actually on the lower side. On such days, we would start at 7 AM and finish at night without eating. Patients would get frustrated, but we were doing everything humanly possible. We were four interns in internal medicine. When two were running clinic, the other two were managing a full ward alone, and you know they were suffering. We used to receive a stipend of 750,000 UGX per month from the government. It was small, but at least we could pay rent (around 200k) and afford some food and transport. In some districts, even finding accommodation is difficult. In my life as a doctor, the people who have shown me the harshest side of this profession have been fellow doctors. You see them in leadership and think they will advocate for you, but they don’t. My recommendation to medical students, well-wishers, and UMA: meaningful change will likely come from Parliament or the President. Unfortunately, doctors in leadership often make things worse. The first time interns received improved pay was when the late Hon. Jacob Oulanyah heard their concerns, along with the President. However, it did not last because some doctors reportedly advised that the funds were being wasted. @Thomas_Tayebwa @AnitahAmong @MinofHealthUG @DianaAtwine

@Chiomabtq inborn

Men, Where do men learn the skill of untying the bra from?😂

@Shan_Jorbra lady took time for this. retrieved p. 3 notes for the map vs picture concept.

Gwe alina face elinga map ye mana you also have the audacity to troll me coz of just a tweet…Komanyoko!!!

@soyigamedia @rkmtimes or Iran is the real global power? Iran's actions are 'reactive' because every ACTION there is an equal but opposite REACTION. let the so called global powers not ACT

If Iran actually goes down that route, then they’re clearly biting more than they can chew The Strait of Hormuz already carries about 20% of global oil supply, so even current tensions are shaking the entire world economy . Now imagine adding global internet disruption into that mix… that’s not just escalation, that’s inviting a massive global response You don’t threaten world powers, global trade, and digital infrastructure all at once and expect it to end well At some point, strategy has to replace bravado Because if this crosses that line… the consequences won’t just be regional, they’ll be overwhelming Is this strength or just reckless escalation?

JUST IN🇮🇷❌🇺🇸🇮🇱🌍 Iran threatened to cut global Internet Fiber Cable in Strait of Hormuz if dozens of western countries bomb Tehran and Occupy The Strait of Hormuz.

@weskambale man wants to use his a passport. all these recommended destinations need a national ID or none if traveling by bus.

it's about 70k-100k (max) from kampala to kigali by bus.. so prep 200k for transport you can do an airbnb for 2 nights at 200k you can checkout a few places for less than 200k roughly a budget of 500k - 700k is enough …. it's about 90k to 150k (max) from kampala to nairobi by bus, so prep 300k for transport airbnbs are cheaper in nairobi than anywhere else in east africa you can get a decent airbnb in westlands for 2 nights at 200k or less shop in carrefour supermarkets.. visit uhuru park, kicc, westgate mall, etc a budget of 700k to 1m is enough for nairobi ….. you can even go to kisumu which is nearer.. or nakuru.. you can go to arusha, or mwanza.. travelin' within east africa, by road, is not expensive as we're often meant to believe and then we fear to travel …. for kenya and tanzania you need a yellow fever card, for rwanda you don't

@jacksonhinklle availability heuristic: a cognitive short cut where people judge an event based on current situation or emotions, instead of objective data or 'the whole picture'. at that moment, he cannot remember Gaza or that there are civilians in Iran

🤣🇮🇱 Netanyahu says Iran must be wiped out because they are "attacking Israeli civilians" Unbelievable...

@ABrian84344 @DenisDukeUG believe me. it is fishes

@Labanmusinguzi @DenisDukeUG It's "fish" not "fishes"

Calling a whole food ‘shit’ just because you didn’t grow up eating it says more about your exposure than the food itself sir. The world must be very small from where you’re standing. Different cultures have different foods. Something unfamiliar to you isn’t automatically bad, it just means you haven’t experienced it yet. A beautiful Sunday.

This killing is the most frequent on Ugandan roads. You can get tens of such cases in the last 12 months if you count. The problem is not sugar cane trucks. The problem is in whatever allows people to keep stationary vehicles with mechanical problems occupying full lanes for hours and hours, including at night. Another bigger problem is why no one acts to stop this for once for all. Is any one responsible?

Sugarcane trucks on that stretch of road are not suddenly becoming death traps. They have always been death traps. This is not a new crisis; it is a long‑ignored one. In 2009, I personally went—together with the then Assistant Commissioner for Safety and Standards, the late Eng. Sabiiti—to meet the senior management of both Kakira Sugar Works and SCOUL. We confronted this exact hazard. At that time, there were only about three factories, and to their credit, they acted. They reined in the chaos because they were pushed to do so. Today, the same industry pretend to be shocked by a problem they have allowed to fester right under their noses. The sugar companies in that region must stop hiding behind out growers and take responsibility. They may not own these trucks and tractors, but they absolutely control the environment in which they operate. And right now, that ecosystem is lawless. If the manufacturers set non‑negotiable conditions—no truck or tractor enters the supply chain unless it is roadworthy—the outgrowers will comply. But as long as the factories keep accepting anything with four tires and a platform to dump cane (no headlamps, no reflectors for night visibility), the individual owners will continue hiring the cheapest, most dangerous scrap they can find. This crash is not accidental. It is the predictable result of an industry that refuses to enforce standards it knows are necessary.

@MaamaUganda02 other important things from knowledge/knowing peace rule of law good governance health education quality environment food

What’s the value of knowledge if it can’t generate wealth?

@MrMekzy_ meat met at am ate me tame eat mat tea team

Since you're so educated make 6 words from Meat.😁

@ekiggundu @BbegMedia these things of law confuse us lay persons. if the man is a foreigner and cannot own a private mailo property, why is he given 85% of the property? if registration of property in one's names is not proof of total ownership, what else is?

Atukunda, from Sheema, fell in love with a Nigerian 'tycoon'. He started beating her & she tried to have him deported. The tycoon had bought their house in Lubowa & registered it in her name. Court granted her a divorce, but not the house. @BbegMedia bbegmedia.com/girl-from-shee…

@ignyharaz2 no rain water harvesting tanks? no storage capacity for a year+? one source of water to a state house of a country would be negligence

Kenyans shocked as the main water supply pipe to State House burst. Nairobi Water says there will be no water in State House until Sunday evening. An emergency daily fund of ksh. 10B maybe allocated to carter for this

@Harunah_042 @DenisDukeUG yes, with our without scales

@Labanmusinguzi @DenisDukeUG You guys eat everything 😂😂😂

Where I come from, believers think that Israel is in heaven. I think they know they will enter 'heaven' via Jordan because they sing that: 'after crossing river Jordan, we shall seat and harvest fruits. we shall east them without any problem because we shall have worked for them' I am off to church

@Faithdallen 300 Uganda shillings

How much is this fruit in your area? I just got mine at 3k in Nakawa market

@SteffGariho This is in good faith. There are places where these things are overpriced for no justification. I realised that buying them raw and in bulky is cheaper. I think this is only possible in big markets like Kalerwe if you are in Kampala.

@Labanmusinguzi Naye gwe🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ovacado fruit in Kampala is slowly becoming a luxury good and everyone is quite about it🤥🤥🤥 UGX 5000 imagine

@IRMilitaryMedia Circumstances are making christians like Allah is the greatest tweets

🔥Allah is the greatest🔥