Vincent Ateenyi

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Vincent Ateenyi

Vincent Ateenyi

@Byendaimira

Spatial Planner. Realist. educationist. objective and principled. Manchester United and, of course the Cranes

Kampala, Uganda Katılım Mayıs 2012
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Vincent Ateenyi
Vincent Ateenyi@Byendaimira·
@KafeezaA @Sudhirntv We cannot have the right words to console the bereaved parents. We can only dedicate them to the almighty for strength and inner peace
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@Sudhirntv This is more worse than the coffin one😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭….Imagine the child you took in the morning laughing with now you carry him in pool of blood and dead😭😭😭😭. This parent will never be the same again
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Sudhir Byaruhanga@Sudhirntv·
This is the saddest picture on the Internet today.
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@Sudhirntv This is so so sad. May God strengthen the parents and relatives of these little ones.
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Flavia Z S Musisi
Flavia Z S Musisi@FlaviaZabali·
Good morning, GIS & City Development crew☕🌍 Happy Monday, a brand new week to turn data into decisions and pixels into places. Whether you’re digitizing the next green corridor, modeling flood risk for tomorrow’s neighborhoods, running network analyses for better transit, or making sure every new development has equitable access to parks and services… today is another chance to shape cities that are smarter, fairer, and more resilient. Open that project, fire up ArcGIS/Pro/QGIS, pour that coffee strong, and let’s make the maps that move the world forward. Here’s to a week of clean topologies, accurate projections, and built environments we can all be proud of. Let’s go build better cities – one feature at a time. #NewWeek #GISpower #UrbanPlanning #SmartCities #GIS
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Col Edith Nakalema
Col Edith Nakalema@edthnaka·
Deeply saddened by the passing of an accomplished gentleman and leader Mr. Onapito Ekomoloit. Having had a privilege to interact with him, his sense of humor and dedicated personality was truly remarkable and inspiring. His contribution at @StateHouseUg and later as Chairman of @NBLUganda , one of Uganda’s largest taxpayers, have left a lasting impact. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, the Ugandan corporate sector and the country during this difficult time of great loss.
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Vincent Ateenyi@Byendaimira·
@ManUtd Our last man in AFCON exits on a red card as Morocco bows out in favour of Bafanabafana
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Joel JAFFER Aita
Joel JAFFER Aita@aitajoel·
NAKASONGOLA THE FUTURE CAPITAL CITY OF UGANDA??? Last week I woke up to screaming news “The World Bank has cautioned that Kampala could become a mega slum in the next 10 years if no action is taken to improve the quality of infrastructure and commercial investment”. The World Bank was being very diplomatic in their warning. They meant to say Kampala will become a mega slum in the next 10 years. With a population of 10 million people in the next 10 years, indeed Kampala cannot avoid being a mega slum. In the economic history of humanity, urbanization has always been an accelerator of growth and development. The proximity of all the factors of production that occurs in the urban settings boosts efficiency because there are lower transaction costs; bigger, closer markets; and a natural tendency to form high-value areas of specialization. Indeed, it seems that no economy in the world to date has become prosperous without becoming urban. In my view, there are three areas that we need to address to ensure prosperous urbanization. First is the issue of adequate rules and regulations. Second is having a carefully thought-out long-term urban design. And third is putting into place a financial plan that ensures adequate funding. Kampala as our Capital City can ensure there are rules and regulations in place, which can be enforced; a financial plan can be put in place to ensure adequate funding of the city activities. However, it’s almost becoming impossible to have an Urban design for Kampala, which can handle its future population. There are a number of issues, which make Kampala an Impossible Future City of Uganda; 1. The Land Tenure system; more than 70% of Kampala land is mailo or privately owned. This makes Infrastructure decision-making on the side of government very difficult and very expensive. 2. The Infrastructure Master Plan of Kampala was not meant for a large City. It’s important to address urban design early on because if you don’t, it is very difficult to do so once the city is established. Social and political issues emerge and it becomes a very complex and expensive process. For Example if we are to have six lane roads in Kampala now, just imagine the number of buildings that have to be compensated!!! Nakasongola has several advantages as a future Capital City of Uganda; 1. Nakasongola is in the middle of Uganda. Did you know that Nakasongola touches all the four regions of Uganda? Nakasongola borders the West, North, East and Central 2. Nakasongola is still a plain land, which can be planned from the start with minimum compensation. This will offer a very good Infrastructure development from the start 3. A free trade zone can be put in Nakasongola to attract the industrial sector so that good business sense is made out of the city. 4. The Infrastructure Development can be private sector led. We came up with a proposal, which we intend to forward to government for a 45 km by 20 km City in Nakasongola along the shores of Lake Kyoga. With a 7 km bridge/road across the lake to access the Eastern Route and a 10 lane highway and High Speed Rail to access Kampala. The Proposal has put in place a Civic City, Business City, Industrial City, ICT City, Diplomatic City, Residential City, Tourist City with hotels and resorts along the 45km shores of the Lake etc. Joel Aita Chairman Joadah Group
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Vincent Ateenyi
Vincent Ateenyi@Byendaimira·
We understand that we don’t have a compliant stadium at the moment but why should Cranes’ home games be played so far away! Why not in the neighborhood- Kenya, SS, Rwanda or even at our rivals in TZ???
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Vincent Ateenyi@Byendaimira·
Martinelli and his Arsenal shoot blanks…guns not serviced??!
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utdreport
utdreport@utdreport·
Wout Weghorst leaving Istanbul and is on his way to Manchester [@dhaspor]
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Vincent Ateenyi@Byendaimira·
@RamahKizito @mtnug Why not?? When U need a quick fix you pay for it! If U don’t want to pay, there are other alternatives
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Ramah Kizito
Ramah Kizito@RamahKizito·
I’ve lost UGX 32,000 on a withdrawal of UGX 2,800,000 via @mtnug. Meaning I’d have to lose UGX 1,142,857 If i was to withdraw UGX 100m. This doesn’t make sense at all!
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Vincent Ateenyi@Byendaimira·
@RamahKizito @mtnug So U know it!! Btw, you have many other cheaper alternatives. When U need a quick fix, U pay for it
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Vincent Ateenyi@Byendaimira·
@AmaraJazmineAJ What did U expect when you come in to ‘try’!! Friendship is commitment and a relationship should be a friendship
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Hashim Wasswa Mulangwa
Hashim Wasswa Mulangwa@Hashim11·
I can’t stop thinking about this family. Please keep them in your prayers 🙏
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Vincent Ateenyi@Byendaimira·
Now that many city folks are flocking our clean upcountry places, please do not take your bad city habits of littering as you please!! Merry Christmas
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