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@ANakiyuka85748 Talk about Train Up A Child drivers. They are always in a hurry bambi. They have two cans that operate this side of Ndejje but eeh.....

There's something wrong with school van drivers of schools , especially those of Train Up A Child. This is like the fourth time that their school van has been involved in an accident , due to reckless driving . I do not know if those guys employ drivers who didn't go through driving schools ,or they just get learners and promise them some money. During the time I lived in Makindye , I felt bad for parents with kids at that school. What will you guys tell that parent whose kid died? Parents trust you with their children only for you to treat them like gabbage. I've also seen many other school drivers drive recklessly,but your case is worse!

Dear @MoWT_Uganda , @KCCAUG , @GKMAUrbanDevt Drivers are complaining about the narrow width of the lanes of the roads being constructed.

@benmwine @KCCAED Looks like it's an accident though

Dear @KCCAED, Why can't we use CCTV to track someone like this down and force them not just to pay for the damage but also weed the flowers manually!? Making Subaru drivers look bad even!😡😡😡😡

@PSSEKABIR Surely

@Bakar_Ky Am sure the state just wanted to object but without meaningful action

The defence presented Muyinda Wilson’s birth certificate clearly showing he is a minor and applied for bail on that basis. But the state prosecutor objected, arguing that the birth certificate is “not reliable” and only an S4 certificate can confirm his age—yet ironically, the same child is currently in S4. 😂😂😂

@bryanbakiga 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Kitara fans in kitende today. #VIPKIT

@AIyeset @karirod01 @sk_bongomin93 As a parent, would it excite you to be told that your child forges pass slips to escape from school? If the school reached that stage of involving the Police, trust me they must have delt with those cases internally.

@karirod01 @sk_bongomin93 Kindly let us who are parents deal with this things. You'll understand when you become one! I wish you good luck

Students from Kibaale High school have been handed over to police for forging pass slips to move out of school, when did this become a police case? What happened to schools giving punishment,or suspension etc? 😢🙆🙌

@sk_bongomin93 When they punish the learners mbu corporal punishments kati now let them be handed over to police. They pose security to the school if they can do that. Who knows what more they can do beyond forging pass slips just to escape from school?

@TheLionUg @JimmyKBaluku I do understand you bambi. But if we have closely followed that case, the court as the prosecutor's office have frustrated all efforts by the lawyers. They have done all they could.

@Bakar_Ky @JimmyKBaluku They would have protested against court or complained to Higher Court or even apply for Recusal of the Magistrate from their case. Not every Lawyer who goes to court and talks is considered to have done his or her best. I hope you will understand me

Okay, she did bad not to release the man to look after his bedridden wife, but do you think releasing the man would have changed anything? In my opinion, her omission of denying the husband bail is too remote to the cause of the death. It is clear the woman had cancer.

@TheLionUg @JimmyKBaluku Haven't his lawyers done their best after all the bail applications that have been denied?

@JimmyKBaluku Well said, the Magistrate is not a life giver and neither is she the life taker, in my own Opinion the Accused should really behave. Him keeping throwing words doesnt guarantee him a fast and fair trail, he should really lie low and allow Lawyers and do what they know best. RIP🙏

@Esau_Matsiko Wabadeyo abampi nabawanvu

Best caption wins 😹

@DenisDukeUG 🤣🤣🤣🤣mbu the tsunami to wash all of us away

It was at this moment that I knew I had Fact Up. Like real Fact Up.😭😭😩😩😭😭 You know what I mean? For a moment I wanted the ground to open and I disappear without a trace. I even wished we could experience a heavy Thunderstorm or Tsunami so it washes all of us away 🤣🤣🤣🤣

My ex girlfriend who hails from Mityana and I decided to go to Fortportal for a weekend getaway. She suggested we use Mityana Road so she can equally visit her Parents for a few minutes to which I agreed. So I asked her, what are you going to tell them when they see you with me?

@AmrishoMub @Sankarahere @DavidLumansi @cbsfm_ug He doesn't know that listening to the radio is a contribution as well.

@Sankarahere @DavidLumansi @cbsfm_ug Start you radio and you will know that not ever station is being listened too

What happened to #abakamanyi @cbsfm_ug Now days adverts are more than the sports show time @DavidLumansi

@Persianserene1 Yes i would

Would you visit Iran when the war is over?

Rasta has guided well

@PyeparFaisal Allahuma ameen

I finally see why Muslims feel sad when Ramadan is ending. I’m usually excited to get back to sin but this time, I’m scared of getting back to my old habits 🤔. Ya Rahman, may you be merciful for the times I will fall short, inshaallah 🙏🏽

@KwikirizaNova @DavidLRubongoya You know this country's laws are sometimes unpredictable. That might have them charged for treason or alleged that they aided the NUP's President Kyagulanyi's escape.

Hallo my brother @DavidLRubongoya , As the NUP secretariat, you should look into the matter of these officers who did everything possible to protect your presidential candidate and are now facing consequences of that. I suggest that you trace them, support them either financially or help them find jobs now that they are dismissed from the force. You could even speared head a fundraising campaign to raise funds to support them. Please don’t leave them for the wolves to tear them apart

@shanaka86 Iran warned no one should cross the strait of hormuz. The Thai ship wasn't immune to that warning.

BREAKING: Thailand is not at war with Iran. Thailand did not participate in Operation Epic Fury. Thailand did not vote for strikes. Thailand did not host bases. Thailand is a Southeast Asian kingdom of 72 million people whose principal relationship with the Strait of Hormuz is that its ships pass through it carrying cargo. Today the IRGC struck one of those ships. The “Mayuree Naree”, a Thai-flagged bulk carrier, 178 metres long, 30,193 deadweight tonnes, built 2008, IMO 9323649, was hit by an unknown projectile 11 nautical miles north of Oman while attempting to transit the Strait of Hormuz. The projectile ignited a fire in the vessel. Twenty crew members were rescued by Omani naval forces. Three are missing. Three Thai sailors are missing in a war their country has no part in, on a ship that was trying to do what 138 ships per day used to do without incident: cross a 33-kilometre waterway carrying cargo from one side of the world to the other. The weapon that struck the Mayuree Naree has not been identified. The signature is consistent with IRGC coastal-launched projectiles, kamikaze drones, or fast-boat missile attacks that have characterised every strike in the Strait since 28 February. No claim of responsibility has been issued. The Mosaic Doctrine does not claim. Any of the 31 autonomous provincial commands with coastal access could have launched the attack without authorisation from Tehran, without consulting other commands, and without the knowledge of a Supreme Leader who has not spoken, not appeared, and exists at his own rally as a cardboard cutout. The fire was extinguished after several hours. A skeleton crew reportedly remains aboard. The vessel is damaged but has not sunk. No environmental spill has been reported. But the damage to the vessel is not the damage that matters. The damage that matters is to every shipowner on Earth who just watched a neutral country’s bulk carrier get hit for the crime of attempting to transit. The US Navy has three carrier strike groups in the region. The USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea. The USS Gerald R. Ford in the Red Sea. The USS George H.W. Bush en route. Combined firepower exceeding the military capacity of most nations. Reuters reported the Navy has refused near-daily escort requests from the shipping industry since 28 February because the risk is too high. The Mayuree Naree transited without escort. It transited without war-risk insurance, which seven P&I clubs cancelled effective 5 March. It transited because someone calculated that the cargo was worth the risk. The calculation was wrong. The ship’s insurer, if it had one, will not pay for a vessel that entered a war zone after coverage was voided. The owner faces a total loss on a 17-year-old bulk carrier that is now damaged, crewless, and anchored in waters where mines have been confirmed and 31 autonomous commands continue firing. Salvage would require a tug to enter the same corridor that just struck the vessel it would be rescuing. The insurance that would cover the tug does not exist either. Iran did not strike Thailand. Iran struck a ship. The Mosaic Doctrine does not distinguish between flags. It distinguishes between presence and absence. Any vessel in the Strait is a target. Any vessel outside is safe. The doctrine’s enforcement is binary: you are in the corridor or you are not. Nationality, cargo, neutrality, and intent are irrelevant. The 31 commands that fired on the Mayuree Naree do not know it is Thai. They know it is there. Three sailors are missing. The ship is burning. And the Strait that was supposed to be “very complete” just attacked a country that was never in the war. Full analysis below. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@mikestrypes @kirya_ug i think it's in our culture to flex whenever such an incident happens. Someone with comprehensive insurance would also flex hahaha

@Bakar_Ky @kirya_ug I agree but at the same time idk if insurance works for people to act like that

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@mikestrypes @kirya_ug If a life had been lost due to the reckless act would insurance bring back that life. Let them squeeze him.😏

@kirya_ug Don’t these people have insurance to act like this