Chrisis Jayson

@DailyMonitor Those ones have come to do jaribu. If @KCCAUG doesn’t act. We’ll be back in full swing

VIDEO: Barely a week after a joint KCCA and police enforcement operation, some street vendors have returned to Ben Kiwanuka Street in Kampala and were on Sunday seen displaying their goods to passing customers. Last Thursday, government, through KCCA working with police, warned that defiant vendors found operating on the streets would face the law and announced plans to relocate them to designated areas, including public markets. However, just days later, some vendors are back on the streets saying they are "trying to earn a living." 📹@lbrahim_kavuma

The tide is turning, will you rise? 📌 28th March 2026 #DOMINATE2026 #TheTideIsTurning #WimenWhoDominate x.com/nemeremnjoku/s…

@SueNsibirwa @KCCAED Buy a bigger car.

Good morning @KCCAED. Is there a plan to fix the potholes/patch up segments on Kampala Road, all Nakasero and Kololo roads, Lugogo bypass, Yusuf Lule, Wampewo Ave, Old Kira Rd, Katwe etc etc? #Uganda

They don’t join, they were always in.

Seeing by the people against this, it’s always women against women.

@faith_nabushawo Wait, all along he is ISO. I now understand

They should leave them to procreate we need more of talented people like those.

@iamogutudaudi They are not ??

Apparently some schools are banning daddies and cookies coz kids are turning them into edibles.

@newsxawful He delayed pulling things out of his pocket, he should have dived in earlier

@nbstv Okay 👍🏾

UPDATE: The United States Embassy in Uganda has announced new visa policy changes that will affect Ugandan travelers, including shorter visa validity and the introduction of a refundable visa bond for some applicants. U.S. Ambassador William W. Popp says most Ugandan nonimmigrant visas, particularly B1/B2 (business and tourist) visas, are now issued as single-entry visas valid for three months, a change first announced in July 2025. Details 👇 #NBSUpdates

Speakership campaigns

@Sambannz See the ankore civil war that people have always talked about ? It all come from there. I hope Baganda don’t get caught in between

What are the reasons behind Sembabule and Butambala being the hotspots of election violence for the 2026 general elections?

Truth be told at this moment even if they declare all of them we already moved on

@BBCWorld He is supported by your former employee.

This army chief threatened to castrate opposition leader and claimed descent from Jesus bbc.in/4rqorqt

@Chiomabtq Which workmate of yours??

My colleague has just collapsed at work this afternoon after seeing photos of his girlfriend of 7 years in a kukyala function today, introducing another man. He says he was with her yesterday, she told him she was going to the field upcountry. He has been rushed to the hospital.

How did m7 convince this man to be in on this ?

@ntvuganda Naye mwami Animal tubulize kubasajja abo mbu tuwulira nti babagula kituufu? Omu ku bbo yawaabye omusango ogugenda oku kirisiza ekibba bululu ekyaliwo. Mwami Frank samulabako mu campaign.

Laba #EbigamboTebitta wano ... x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@ubctvuganda @CHRISBARYOMUNS1 kyahwa

UPDATE: The NRM CEC has moved early to endorse Speaker Anita Among & her Deputy Thomas Tayebwa for leadership of the 12th Parliament. Party insiders say the move aims to prevent internal divisions & avoid a repeat of the 2021 bruising Speakership contest.

@ChrisOMagezi @kakensaug Where is CDF

UPDF Delegates Elect 10 New Representatives to Parliament BOMBO, Wednesday, 28 January 2026 The Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces through its Defence Forces Council electoral college has today elected the 10 military representatives for the upcoming term of parliament from 2026 - 2031. The UPDF, in accordance with the Constitution and the Parliamentary Elections Act is one of the special interest groups represented in the parliament of Uganda. The others are: district or city women representatives, workers representatives, youth representatives, and persons with disabilities. The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) led by the Chairperson Justice Simon Mugenyi Byabakama presided over the election exercise held at the Land Forces headquarters in Bombo, Luweero district. The IEC Returning Officer for the voting exercise Ms. Diana Kateeba Tumusiime announced the winning candidates after the tedious tallying process. The newly elected UPDF representatives in parliament are: Lt Gen Sam Okiding, D/CDF & IG Lt Gen Sam Kavuma, Dep Coord OWC Lt Gen James Mugira, MD NEC Maj Gen Henry Masiko, Joint Staff Political Commissar Maj Gen James Kinalwa, Joint Staff HRM Maj Gen Joseph Ssemwanga, Dep Comd Land Forces Brig Gen David Gonyi, Chief of Staff Airforce Col Night Ikiriza (female), SFC Col Sylvia Meeme (female), Military Police Col Christine Nekesa (female), Airforce The Defence Forces Council meeting was chaired by the President and Commander-In-Chief of the UPDF, General (retired) Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. The members of the Defence Forces Council include Members of the UPDF High Command, persons who were senior officers of the army as at 26 January 1986, chiefs and directors of services, commandants of training institutions, brigade and battalion commanders and officers commanding equivalent units of the Defence Forces. Other members include the Defence Forces Sergeant Major, and regional reserve force commanders under the Reserve Forces. Earlier at the same event, the President commissioned three Officer Cadets who completed their officer training from abroad in December 2025. They are 2Lt Bazalaki Tikula who trained in Sri Lanka, 2Lt Moses Ekoi and 2Lt Piloya Vivian both of whom trained in Tanzania. The UPDF congratulates the newly elected and re-elected representatives to the 12th parliament and wishes them good luck in their tour of duty. CHRIS MAGEZI Colonel Acting Director Defence Public Information MODVA/UPDF

What car are you buying this year? Speak into existence.