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@BruceKabaasa @Makerere You only want to worsen corruption at the district levels, if at all the district commissions are full of bribes when hiring workers, what will happen to those poor people's children

Government sponsorship into @Makerere and other Institutions of higher learning needs to be reformed. The district quota system should dominate with 75% of all admissions and the national merit system 25%. Science courses should be made deliberately available at 50% of district quota admissions. This way Ugandans will develop interest in rural schools and stop the haemorrhage of would be wealth creation resources into fees. In today’s plenary, I spoke for the ordinary Ugandan who sent me to Parliament. Our Education Must Reform. @ObothOboth @Thomas_Tayebwa

Didn't know that

@GAmpamize1314 @nbstv @AmbroseMuhumuz2 I think the doctor must have bought for you a new bed, or at least removed a patient from the bed to occupy yours. These health workers are heartless

@nbstv @AmbroseMuhumuz2 Last month I took a patient who was in ambulance on oxygen, I and the nurse who had accompanied us, went direct to emergency section, there was one doctor , we explained to them the worrying status of our patient. Then the doctor told me to buy a mat en place him on ground

Health Minister Dr. Chris Baryomunsi was left in shock last night due to the devastating conditions at Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital where he had made an abrupt visit. @AmbroseMuhumuz2 #NBSLiveAt9 #NBSUpdates

@lydiaavian256 So you saw women having fun and all you thought about is men?

Men will have fun with women who dress like this but can’t marry them. Men why?

@baryamureeba Those civils servants unlawfully interdicted will sue and win cases

When you have Ministers who don't understand and comprehend how a government is supposed to operate, this is inevitable. Views raised at a meeting cannot and should never be enough evidence to interdict a person at the level of district health officer. There has to be a prima facie evidence or report. This kind of action kills decentralisation. It's also beyond the scope of the powers of a Minister. Ministers are responsible for policy whereas Permanent secretaries run ministries. In the worst case scenario,he should have asked the Chief Administrative Officer to first investigate and provide a report to the Permanent Secretary. Then he would liaise with the Permanent Secretary after receiving the report to decide on the next course of action.. With this kind of precedent, locals who don't like local government officials will invite a minister and report him/her so that the Minister can issue directives for interdiction.

@GalaxyFMUg I think we should leave that kind of stupid jazz to remain on tiktok

Why did Mikey Seems 2 Funny do this to Bruno K 😭

@KIBUUKARONALD18 Organise a CME on CPR

Unfortunattely the patient passed on latter. Please lets avoid TBAs. MHSRIP

@UCC_Official @UCC_ED @UgCERT @ConsumerUCC @Bbossa Internet access is a human right in the current world, you can not allow the selected internet service providers to suffocate Ugandans and think that we shall not seek alternatives

Protecting Uganda's communications ecosystem requires compliance from all stakeholders. #ConnectedUg2030 | #DigitalUganda @UCC_ED @UgCERT @ConsumerUCC @Bbossa

@shyamtanna_ @IndiainUganda You are a politician , you are doing what politicians do best, continue politicking but you very well know that there's nothing you can do about it. I hate working with or for Indians, they are rude and disrespectful.

A glimpse from my recent address to a congregation of Indian association and industrialists in Jinja and from across Uganda we were gathered to felicitate me and Hon Sanjay Tanna. On every platform where I engage the Bayindi community, I continue to advocate for stronger relationships with our host communities, built on mutual respect, harmony, and shared prosperity. I also encourage our community to see Uganda as home to reinvest here, create opportunities, and contribute to the country’s continued growth and development. I will continue championing a Bayindi community that lives amicably with fellow Ugandans, gives back to the communities that have embraced us, and plays an active role in building a stronger Uganda.

@VelvetGrumps @DallasPD A country filled with racism, police brutality, drug addicts dropping on the streets like zombies , where do you get guys to abuse first class citizens from other nations. You live in a bubble a dn you think that everyone wants to live in your sh*thole of a country. Fu*k off

@AaronSanvu @DallasPD Who this??? Hahhaha x.com/zaynabzaytoon/…

@AaronSanvu @DallasPD Yeah we have laws in the West and we despise pedophiles. Muslims literally glorify one. And fuck these inbreds for following a cult that calls for the murder of all non- Muslims. Deport them all.

@VelvetGrumps @DallasPD Trump, Clinton and many of your political class were mentioned in those files are they in prison? Have they ever faced any judge , maybe you should first organise your country before accusing others.

@VelvetGrumps @DallasPD And besides, those are rich footballers, they are there for a short time to play the world cup, any civilised society would respect visitors but a country full of drugs and police officerrs who kill for fun wouldn't understand that

@VelvetGrumps @DallasPD First cleanse the pedophiles in your white house you racist cu*nt

@DallasPD These people glorify a pedophile murderer who calls for the murder of all Christians, just saying.

The Dallas Police Department values its relationships with members of our community and international visitors. We understand one conversation can make a difference and respect is demonstrated through actions. Today, members of Team Egypt met with Dallas Police officers, exchanged gifts, and shared conversations centered on partnership, and mutual respect. Pictured below with Dallas Police Deputy Chief Ismail are: Cherif Mokhtar — Consul General of Egypt in Houston. Hany Abo Rida — President of the Egyptian Soccer Association and prominent member of the FIFA council. Hossam Hassan — Head coach of the Egyptian Men’s National Team. Mohamed Salah — Team captain of the Egyptian Men’s National Team. Ibrahim Hassan — Director of the Egyptian National Team. Congratulations to Egypt on their win over Australia yesterday. We look forward to maintaining our relationship throughout the 2026 FIFA World Cup and beyond. 🇪🇬🫱🏽‍🫲🏾👮🏽‍♀️👮🏽‍♂️

@BenOngomTweets @lacor_hospital Lacor remains the best PNFP in the region, besides being resource constrained, they try their best to serve everyone, the services are offered on first come first serve basis, the staffs are few that's why there are queues

Eh, @lacor_hospital, this last two days have taught me many things. We need to have a proper, honest, brutal conversation about service delivery in this country. What I have seen, it does matter now if it’s private of government, from heath facilities, education etc, let’s have a brutal conversation. But, Thank you @CapitalFMUganda & @nbstv as I queue for hours at the Hospital, Capital Gang kept be hooked. Years later, @lacor_hospital is slowly loosing it.

@PhillipHaroga @BenOngomTweets @lacor_hospital That's not true.

@BenOngomTweets @lacor_hospital Most likely, it was shinning because administration was in 'white hands'. Since 'blacks' took over, it's performance will deep dive. All transitions (whether gov'ts, businesses, religious institutions, charities) from 'white hands' to 'blacks hands' follow the same trajectory

@ANakiyuka85748 Kafero is dead, what do they want now?

Bisirikirwa nga bamutabukidde!

@Daniekats @observerug He isn't answering asset, he is a thug, they behave like they are untouchables here , let him feel the wrath of the law

@observerug Ugandan authorities can't protect their intelligence assets!!! This is so heartbreaking 😢😢

Uganda agrees to extradite ex-PLU executive Katungi over Shs 220bn arms and drug trafficking deal Katungi is a former AU policy advisor and who, until last year, served as commissioner for external affairs and a member of the Central Committee of the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU), the political organisation led by Chief of Defence Forces Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba. He appeared before chief magistrate Ritah Neumbe Kidasa on Monday after a warrant of arrest issued on June 23, 2026, was executed to secure his attendance as Uganda commences extradition proceedings. observer.ug/news/us-seeks-…

@Ainembabaz56042 @sejudav @kyakundwa Why should we pray for him? We were not with him while he was snuggling those weapons or drugs, why do you sound like it's our obligation to pray for him??

@sejudav @kyakundwa we pray for him.All prayers for micheal katungi.

My sis @kyakundwa i get your point. And would be alright if the origins of these legal(laws) principles was that straight forward. Unfortunately, they are not! Take this EXTRADITION CONCEPT in International Law; it had roots in the need to apprehend run-away slaves. But most especially, has roots in the need of Western powers to legitimize the Extraction of HUMAN LABOUR and Resources across the global south in the 15th&19th centuries. I will later write about the CENTRALITY of these UNEQUAL COLONIAL EXTRADITION TREATIES in African Colonization.

@ZaraTaban @PolymarketSport Are you always this dumb?

To Islamic regime football team : Stop pretending a one-hour flight decided Iran's fate. Elite footballers routinely handle far longer trips every week in leagues, continents, and internationals. Recovery is standard—backed by medics, nutrition, and rest. In the 2026 World Cup, teams flew much greater distances across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Yes, Iran's Mexico base added real logistical challenges. But blaming elimination on a short-haul hop insults the sport and fans' intelligence. Matches are won and lost on tactics, execution, chances, and errors—not routine travel elite athletes manage daily. #FreeIranFromTerroristIslamicRegime

🚨JUST IN: US Homeland Security Secretary after Iran’s World Cup elimination: “I’m just glad they’re done, and they’re not coming back. I was so happy when we were able to pull their visas and said they could leave the U.S. soil, and I might’ve sung a song or two or maybe even danced a happy dance.”