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@BeyondApes @BantuLanguages Bagisu is K(h)udya ni k(h)unywa.Southern dialect has an acsent hence the(h), unlike north which is fairly plain.

@BantuLanguages Kurya n’okunywa - Runyankore,Rukiga , Rutooro, Runyoro , Luganda etc is the same in almost all Bantu speaking languages in Uganda.. just a few change in diction. Eg. Bagishu(from Eastern Uganda) - kurya n’ikunywa

Look how we are one! “Eat and drink” in Rukwangali (Namibia) is “kulya no kunwa”. Check with your Ntu language.

@grxrr @weskambale @RamahKizito @TheMatundaMan You forgot coffee,entende ne kaawa.

@weskambale @RamahKizito @TheMatundaMan 😂😂 if it wasn’t for the no fly zone declarations in the region..he would be personally serving entende to the ayatollah himself by now..

the official account of the new supreme leader, ayatollah mojtaba khamenei, was created about 40 minutes ago our middle east correspondent based in karbala, @ramahkizito, is already followin' it even @thematundaman is not that quick

@wekesa_amos Osupi

2 facts about Tanzanians 1- They love soup( supu) like the bagisu in Uganda. In school, I remember other students calling us gishus suupu just because my tribe mates drunk a lot of it. 2- They are the most literate country in east Africa. With the biggest %age of adults who can both write and speak a language. That language is Swahili, I know some of you think speaking English alone makes you literate, wapi !

@putihselalu I know this place from the anime Rio,

There is no difference whether you go forward or backward 😁

@patrickoyulu @aitajoel "Jaffeil" Tower

@aitajoel Awadifo

ARUA CITY TOWER 1. Symbol of Unity: The Tower’s four pillars and unifying roof represent Arua City’s diverse tribes (Lugbara, Aringa, Alur, Madi, Kakwa, Indians, Congolese, Sudanese and others), embodying unity as the cornerstone of prosperity. 2. Tourism and Economic Boost: - Features an observation deck with panoramic views of Arua City, DR Congo, and West Nile, equipped with binoculars to draw tourists. - Includes a fine-dining venue for events like birthdays and proposals, spurring growth in local businesses (hotels, restaurants, transport, markets) and creating jobs. 3. Cultural Preservation: - Houses a two-floor mini-museum showcasing West Nile’s history, artifacts, and traditions, preserving heritage and attracting scholars and tourists. A wall of fame showcasing West Nile Leaders. - Fosters cultural pride and educates future generations. 4. Commercial Center: - Ground-level craft shop promotes local artisans’ products (baskets, textiles), supporting small businesses and sustainable livelihoods. - A large digital screen offers centralized advertising, reducing billboard clutter and enhancing city aesthetics. 5. Leopard Monument: A landmark symbolizing West Nile’s resilience, courage, and unity, inspiring community pride and attracting tourists. 6. Vision for Growth: The Tower aims to drive tourism, create jobs, celebrate heritage, and promote businesses, establishing Arua City as a vibrant cultural and economic hub.

@GODFREY_Kutesa A case of keep your enemies closer!

Just met someone in the bank who told me am toxic but she still follows me!! Am I toxic? If yes why are you still following me?

@weskambale Sound is good,keep on ndugu. Remember to drop some big words like 4.5 turbo!

i'm running an audio podcast sharing my thoughts on AI in Africa with my two loyal listeners it's going well so far, but still figuring out audio since i don't have the equipment yet i'm using my childhood sound engineering skills for now off to record episode 3 🙂

@musokejack25 @TonyNatif Tokola olugambo!

@TonyNatif There is a very good "friend" of yours that i tagged in one of your posts on a WhatsApp group and they said, "jack todamu kunteeka mubintu byakasaja ako... people will think nange sitegeera "😂

Eh! 🙆🏾‍♂️ Mbalaba muli mu kunvuma nti “Fool Figure lite” Natamanyi where they buy books from is calling me “akasajja akaampi, akasilu ako”! Ne’ Abigaba yabadde avuma nze. Kati Marvin Saasi 🤦🏾‍♂️ Wabula Uganda enyuma!! 🤣🤣🤣

@SSemstine @GODFREY_Kutesa BOU doesn't make rates,they are market driven. It only intervenes in extreme cases,by buying or selling a particular currency to stabilise supply.

@GODFREY_Kutesa Bank of Uganda will make a rate and then the FX bureau will sell at a mark-up of that rate.

My Economics boys where are you!! How do Forex Bureau make money ? Explain to me like person who didn’t go to school but want to do the business?

@weskambale More like Express Pickpocketing System.

that's why i only called it the Express Penalty System; i knew that shit wasn't automated those mfs were just taking snapshots from camera footage and randomly fining people we simply like big words: automated, intelligent, GPT 4.5 Turbo Deepfake, modern king, etc 😒

@rufumuza @JrTwinamatsiko @TheMutaD Its like they have an expiry date. Rare to find any Sino truck after 3 years.

Can anyone show me a Sinotruk that’s five years old and still reliably carrying heavy loads, say sand from Masaka? 😄 It’s almost unheard of. Most of the major truck accidents we see on the roads involve Sinotruks, often due to brake system failure. That alone speaks volumes about their build quality and reliability.

The Chinese will eventually capture the vehicle market in Africa. They have started from the most complex market of all; SA

@TonyNatif @ssega2001 I would have alleged the church,but kintu was not among the Martyrs.

@ssega2001 My question is geared towards understanding how these names ended up there.

This man is called Kintu and hails from Northern Kivu Province in DRC. I wonder what language he speaks. Also, the US administration really canceled all visas issued to South Sudanese nationals simply because they (the US) mistakenly sent a Congolese national to South Sudan and SS didn’t let him in? That’d be a tad embarrassing.

@saadShots Ku Muchere ne'nyama olindako ki? Frame1 is chance and timing and Frame2 is pure technique

Call me stupid but I would choose the first Frame over the second frame.

@Ugandapolice1 and @MoWT_Uganda EARNING OPPORTUNITY! Jam on the Northern Bypass @MoWT_Uganda you could gazette tha last lane for Expressway cars(Toll earnings) and @Ugandapolice1 could profit from errant drivers(traffic tickets) that block the Exit.

@MessiahTabu Until Mulokole church moves nearby!

Fly Express taxis from Kampala to Entebbe are just 5K, and it takes less than an hour to get here. Why don’t y’all live in Ebbs? This place is peaceful, beautiful, and the air feels like it pays taxes.

@TheMutaD That excerpt from Barnabas is right, I was telling a friend,I buy fruits from Owino but you won't find me taking juice from there.

This! UGANDA imports coffee worth only $1m (UGX 3.7 billion) per year! The argument that we 'donate' money to the counties that process coffee is to say the least, not backed up by facts! Barnabas Taremwa submits that UGANDA's trying to process coffee and sell it on the international market, is akin to a farmer in Rwampara cooking Matooke for sale in Kampala. The logistical and other challenges make it an unviable venture. chimpreports.com/opinion-taremw…

@wekesa_amos @RwenzoriMarathn August sounds good,due to the weather factors mentioned. Also you could miss American runners,due to 9/11 memorials and all,if held in September.

Opinion poll @RwenzoriMarathn We as a team are already planning, for next year, 4th Edition. The debate is now whether we should maintain the 6th of September or adjust to the 23rd August. The risk with 6th September is the weather in Kasese, its challenges and risks. weather in September comes with its own set of challenges. You can expect *rainfall* throughout the month, with an average of 14 rainy days. The rain can be heavy at times, leading to *flash flooding* and making outdoor activities challenging. *High temperatures* and *humidity* are also common in September, with average highs reaching 28°C (82°F) and average lows ranging from 17°C (63°F) to 18°C (64°F).² This can make the heat feel oppressive, especially during the day. Additionally, September is still within the *wet season* in Kasese, which means the roads and trails can be slippery and difficult to navigate. Visiting Kasese towards the end of August has its advantages. The weather is generally dry, making it ideal for outdoor activities like hiking and wildlife viewing.¹ Now kasese in August has many benefits - *Dry Weather*: The dry season makes it easier to explore the beautiful landscapes and national parks in the area. - *Wildlife Viewing*: The dry weather also makes it easier to spot wildlife, as they tend to congregate around water sources. - *Hiking and Climbing*: The Rwenzori Mountains, located near Kasese, offer excellent hiking and climbing opportunities during the dry season. - *Fewer Crowds*: Visiting towards the end of August means you'll encounter fewer tourists, making for a more peaceful and authentic experience. So over to you our community, what do you think? August 23rd or 6th September

Honoured to be awarded as a puskas award contender .To God be the glory 💪 Kindly vote for me via fifa.com/the-best-fifa-… My humble regards , Denis Omedi ❤️✍️

@URAuganda I need to speak to someone from risk management, as this ticketing thing won't help. Haven't been helped since 9th Friday