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I have a friend who constructed his mansion near a vacant plot. Two months after completion and entry, balokole put a church next to him. He endured six sleepless months. He abandoned the house, took his family to an apartment. Two years later he sold it for a song. All efforts for intervention fell on deaf ears.

We cannot talk of achieving 'a transformed Ugandan society from a peasant to a modern prosperous country' without a strong education system and a critical mass of dedicated teaching staff.

I actually said Ugandan pineapple is THE BEST in the world!😃

#ICYMI He built Guardian Health from a USD 50,000 idea into one of Uganda’s biggest pharmacy chains, endured bounced cheques, boardroom wars, investor power plays, and the brutal mental toll of scaling under pressure - then exited for millions of dollars. Now, @TonyNatif is speaking with rare candour about what it really takes to build, nearly lose, exit, and begin again. From the hidden politics behind private equity deals to the personal cost of entrepreneurship, and from anti-corruption activism to philanthropy, this is not your usual founder success story. It’s raw. It’s revealing. And it’s one of the most honest conversations you’ll read this year. This is a long read, and absolutely worth it. ceo.co.ug/anthony-natif-… #AnthonyNatif #GuardianHealth #ICYMI #Startups #Entrepreneurship #Uganda #Leadership #PrivateEquity #FounderJourney #AntiCorruption #Philanthropy

The @DirectorLDC, Dr. Pamela Tibihikirra-Kalyegira, Secretary, Mr. Lukyamuzi Hamis Ddungu, and Ag. Head, Bar Course, Mr Robert Mackay, paid a courtesy visit to @MODVA_UPDF. They were received by the Under Secretary, Logistics, Mr. Ngabirano Francis Kahiriita.

🇺🇬🤝🇨🇳 HAPPENING NOW Uganda’s Missions in Asia–Pacific meet in Foshan to sharpen the edge of Economic & Commercial Diplomacy. From trade corridors to tourism flows and strategic investment, the conversation is clear: connect markets, unlock partnerships, and position Uganda for a new era of growth. 🌍 #ECD #InvestInUganda #VisitUganda #AsiaPacific #TradePartnerships

Earlier today, the Leadership Code Tribunal, led by the Chairperson, @rosekarugonjo, together with the Deputy Chairperson,@AcKakooza, and the Members Hon. Jane Okelowange,Hon. Didas Bakunzi Mufasha, and Hon. Annette Karungi,paid a courtesy visit to the Attorney General of Uganda.

After a fulfilling week cohosting the GUMZO LA ADR, I was treated to a surprise cake cutting celebrating my 59th Birthday. I thank our Guest of Honor at the closing ceremony (the Principal Judge), @FGimara and the @IDLO Country Representative for the warm birthday wishes.

My Chairman General @mkainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces and Senior Presidential Advisor on Special Assignments, has met Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant General and former U.S. National Security Advisor. He previously served as Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and is well known for his role in U.S. national security and strategic affairs. Viva the Uganda–U.S. partnership.

We’re mobilizing resources for the Uganda Media Centre. Big thanks to PS @azawedde and the @MoICT_Ug crew; ST @rggoobi, Budget Director Hannington Ashaba, Brenda Nantumbwe, and the @mofpedU team—they totally get why funding can’t wait. ..plus @NITAUgandaED for jumping in with those essential computers. We’re all about teaming up with the private sector. We’ll champion creatives, spotlight opportunities for the youth, and stand up for Uganda without holding back. I will prioritise meeting potential partners. Time to band together so Uganda gets the respect it deserves.

The @LeadershipCodeT paid a courtesy visit to the Honourable Attorney General of the Republic of Uganda Kiryowa Kiwanuka @KiryowaKk.We gave him an appreciation award for his support to the Leadership Code Tribunal which is a young but key institution in the Anti-Corruption fight.

#Uganda @kasujja 🦾🦾🦾🦾🦾

It is always remarkable to witness President @KagutaMuseveni visiting his friends; they greet him with joy. He is truly a leader, a father figure to both the hopeful and the hopeless. Uganda, and Africa as a whole, takes pride in having him.

Meet Mr. Luggya, @UCAA_Spokesman moving us around the airport. Great developments are taking shape. A closer glimpse at the new terminal. It looks so amazing! We thank the @GovUganda , @MoWT_Uganda , @UgandaCAA, in modifying our airport to have a new image. #GoldenPosts

Visitors from countries such as Bahamas, Mozambique, United Arab Emirates, Malawi, Singapore, Malaysia, and many others can travel to Uganda without a visa, making it easier to explore the Pearl of Africa and strengthen global partnerships. #OpenGovUg

Following a productive NRM leaders meeting at the Masaka City State Lodge, President @KagutaMuseveni , while leaving his neighborhood, paid a visit to an elder and longtime friend, Hajjat Bitaminsi Namuddu.

Hajati Bitamisi Namuddu, in the 1979 coup that drowned Idi Amin, lost a wholesale shop, a Tata Lorry and land as she fled, all was given back by Yoweri ( meeting her Today ). She has extended the generosity too , offering free space to UMSC Masaka.

Yesterday started with an interaction with boys from the great Namilyango College. It ended with an Iftar dinner hosted by the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance.

New Uganda Media Centre (UMC) executive director Alan Kasujja has pledged to build a robust, coherent and effective institution that will be the vanguard of the country’s 10-fold growth ambition. DETAILS👉 buff.ly/15mEkfM #VisionUpdates

The Resident Judge of Kabale High Court, Justice Karoli Lwanga Ssemogerere, together with the Assistant Registrar of Kabale High Court, HW Kenneth Tumwebaze and members of the Regional Chain-Linked Committee (RCC), including Mr. Jonathan Anguzu, the Regional Justice for Children Coordinator, on March 3, visited Rubanda Magistrate’s Court to assess its operations and engage with justice stakeholders in the district. The delegation was received by HW Isaac Rukundo, the Magistrate Grade I at Rubanda, and Mr. Gahutu, the State Prosecutor. During the meeting, HW Rukundo informed the Resident Judge that Rubanda District has already allocated land for the construction of a Chief Magistrate’s Court. He noted that the gazetted courts under the district include Bubaale, Rubanda Town Council, the Chief Magistrate’s Court, and the Magistrate Grade One Court at Rubanda District. Rubanda Magistrate’s Court has been in operation for two years and serves a large district covering nine sub-counties. The area is known for its tourism attractions and agricultural activities, which also present unique legal and administrative challenges. Justice Ssemogerere encouraged HW Rukundo to maintain strong working relationships with local district leaders, emphasizing that collaboration with local leadership is essential for strengthening justice delivery and improving coordination among justice sector actors. It was also reported that Rubanda Court has so far registered over 300 cases since its establishment. The Resident Judge urged the magistrate to exercise diligence in handling case files and managing court records, noting that proper file management is critical for effective administration of justice. Recognizing that the court already has a State Prosecutor who previously served as a police officer, Justice Ssemogerere urged him to remain professional and focused on his prosecutorial duties. He emphasized the importance of maintaining integrity and ensuring that justice is administered fairly and without compromise. The Resident Judge further cautioned court officials to handle sensitive files, particularly those involving juveniles, with utmost care and to ensure that minors are not wrongly remanded in adult detention facilities. He also encouraged the Rubanda court team to actively participate in High Court activities whenever possible, noting that such engagements, though occasional, are important for strengthening institutional coordination within the Judiciary. Court officials also highlighted several operational challenges affecting the court’s work. These included staffing gaps, particularly the need for a secretary, limited access to the Court Case Administration System (CASS), sanitation challenges especially inadequate toilet facilities, and a non-functional computer which affects administrative work. The visit formed part of ongoing efforts by the High Court Circuit and the Regional Chain-Linked Committee to strengthen coordination among justice sector institutions and enhance access to justice within Kabale High Court Circuit