Angarukamu Ronad

The day of glory has arrived! We wear our laurels, MSc in Textile Engineering, Wuhan Textile University. "For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, ..,...Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV)

Ruhakana Rugunda, Muhoozi Keinerugaba, Kahinda Otafiire, Amanya Mushega...

I had a very productive engagement yesterday with the @WorldBank team led by the visiting Division director for East Africa Mr Qimiao Fan . We reviewed the performance of the current portfolio of World bank funded projects in the sector and the prospective projects to come under the #agriconnect framework. I thanked the @WorldBankGroup for now focusing on supporting enablers of precision farming like ; Appropriate Irrigation & mechanisation technologies, Support to Private sector players ( large scale commercial farming) and all other interventions aimed at increasing production and productivity.

Planning for enough feeds in dairy farming is very critical for sustainable production, animal health & nutrition. While Corn (maize) silage is the most recommended for dairy animals because of its higher nutrient composition ( high starch; regarded as the energy king ) compared to Napier grass silage, most farmers find it ( Corn/maize ) not economically sustainable( high costs of production recurrent every season). Napier silage ( with minimal production costs because of its regenerative capability) can be a very cost-effective alternative if properly managed (using molasses/maize flour additives) & can achieve similar milk yields compared to corn.  Napier silage is also high-volume & offers higher protein. The Napier grass can also be served fresh ( cut, carry & feed). I wish you all fellow farmers a blessed Easter weekend 🙏

Philophobia

@patrickoyulu @grok give more details here

...For first time since Apollo 17 in 1972, Humans have left the earths orbit. #NASAArtemisII

Tumwebaze Commends World Bank for Supporting Precision Farming, Commercial Agriculture - #ChimpReportsNews chimpreports.com/tumwebaze-comm…

Tumwebaze Advises Farmers on Cost-Effective Dairy Feeds #NilePostNews nilepost.co.ug/agriculture/33…

@hillarytaylorvi @CNN trumped

@CNN used and dumped

President Trump has ousted Pam Bondi as attorney general, a source familiar with the matter told CNN cnn.it/4tnEq9J

@sejudav The General makes fair political analysis respectfully and everyone here has done so...a political contestation of a serving govt Minister and sitting Speaker of Parliament is of greater public interest. Qn is what mileage is Senior @OfwonoOpondo seeking, engaging as he has.

I have bookmarked this, Mr Ofwono.......👌

This is serious

Big lessons here @besiandrew @OchenJP

@MigunaMiguna Yuza Yuza

The wrong place to start and pose for images. Washington DC is the headquarters of imperialism, genocide, war crimes and human rights violations. No legitimate Pan-African or Freedom Fighter takes pride in the that citadel of slavery and savagery.

Daraus Bahikire, go for it lad, this is the time. phoenix-browser.com/GNGD6TljHmz

@j_mucunguzi @Makerere Good memories. Which years did the late Hon. Sam Byanagwa of Rukiga serve as US.

Twenty six years ago, on this day--17th March 2000, we were in the Freedom Square @Makerere University for that year's graduation ceremony, when news started filtering in that a mad priest had slaughtered hundreds, perhaps thousands in a remote village in Kanungu. The name of the priest was Joseph Kibwetere, and his cult church, The Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God. By the end of ceremony which was presided over by President @KagutaMuseveni, then the Chancellor of the university, the story of our graduation had been overshadowed and eclipsed by the mass murder in Kanungu. And just like that, our big day of joy was shared with tragedy. In the days that followed, hollowing tales of how cult leaders hoodwinked their followers that the end of the world was coming, and burnt them to death became the defining story from the Pearl of Africa. A few weeks later, I travelled to my village in Kabale where I held a graduation party, where at least, I was the big news in the entire sub county of Bukinda, as the first graduate with a degree in Mass Communication. NB: The Vice Chancellor then was Prof John Mary Ssebuwufu, the DVC was Prof Justin Epelu Opio. The Academic Registra was Prof Hyuha Mukwanason. The Dean of Students was John Ekudu, and the University Secretary was Dr Avitus Tibarimbasa.

@job_matua @aitajoel @JoadahDI @CultonScovia @DrBerlinerMD @agribussiness1 @adoniaayebare @HEBobiwine @nickopiyo @SamsonMKasumba @TodwongR @KagutaMuseveni @Thomas_Tayebwa Uncle Mat..

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@Rwakakamba There are moral lessons to this corner kick, visible disappointment by Gabriel and the winning goal that sealed Everton's fate.

Maxed—up! Wonderful, just wonderful!

Borrowing from Man Mocash to pay Airtel Wewore.

@EdwinTuhairwe @norbertmao 59 yrs bold, is the statement

@norbertmao Happy birthday Hon. Mao. This is the NEW UGANDA we all look forward to.

Your brother is now 59 years bold! Thank you very much, Madam Speaker and dear sister, for this heartwarming message.

A witch poisons a city’s well, driving everyone who drinks from it mad. The King remains sane but is branded "insane" by his deluded subjects. To bridge the gap and maintain his rule, he finally drinks the water, choosing shared madness over isolated sanity. The Price of power!

@DuncanAbigaba A scorpion asks a frog to carry him across a river. The frog refuses, fearing a sting. The scorpion argues, "If I sting you, we both drown." The frog agrees, but halfway across, the scorpion stings him. As they sink, the frog asks why. The scorpion replies, "It is my nature."

My daily prayer is simple: even if God gives me little, may it be enough so that I never have to kneel before those who torment and humiliate us. They enjoy watching us on our knees, singing their names!