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@ShimonAine We need national prayers for these ministers @JustineNameere @BalaamBarugahar @HonByamukama plus hon. Mulongo @mkainerugaba @KagutaMuseveni

I feel like these people have been living a free work life while enjoying Government jobs.

@BobleeJoard @BalaamBarugahar He is not alone in govt and he is moving District per district..y the hurry

@BalaamBarugahar Why don't you expose the mabati thieves and Andrew who stole 164b

Happening now in Namisindwa Expose the Corrupt rally . After inspecting over 20 facilities to day. The population wants improved services delivery and agree to President Museveni’s no corruption agenda !

@Matol5k @BalaamBarugahar Teaching the masses how to sniff corruption is very important

@BalaamBarugahar Don’t you think that money spent on told rallies can kick start the good service delivery sir! ?? Oba onoonya accountability naawe?

@saadshantee @BalaamBarugahar Fighting corruption is a campaign

@BalaamBarugahar Is it still about corruption or campaign

@KyejweG @adam_kungu It isn't much in yo school not in that namisidwa school..thats y majority haven't paid

@adam_kungu Here Balam is wrong. 44M can't cater for additional 21 teachers for 3 months per term. Teachers have to eat food, the cooks, electricity bills, Water bills, etc. 65K per term isn't much.

Very interesting times.

@GhostPippe42291 @adam_kungu Govt teachers are paid by the govt

@adam_kungu Can you imagine, PTA decides and the Minister waters it down!!. Given the expenses schools under take?. Indeed teachers will give a better service under this kind of operations .

@FirstAfrican_ @adam_kungu U can't know the real truth if u dont do that

@adam_kungu This is a very serious issue. Mr Minister should desist from publicly shaming the school administrators. The issue of PTA is very pressing & the Ministry needs to harmonise on it.

Tomorrow morning, the last Ebola patient will be discharged from the isolation unit at Mulago Hospital. When that happens, Uganda starts counting down. If 42 days pass without a single new case, WHO guidelines stipulate that we will be declared Ebola free. I have said it before. Epidemics come to die in Uganda. We have the expertise. We have the most public health aware citizens in the world.

@AmfelixFre12366 @najunaezra44 As if it has been quality work

@najunaezra44 That's how we shall end up with substandard work

Minister Balaam is the most feared man now😂😂. I used this road when i was heading to Namanoga the road was in its bad state as usual but as i was driving back to Kasawo town i found when these guys had poured lumps of stone base on a road in a poor condition without even first grading it. Bro eza gov’t ozilya nozelila😂😂 Now the district engineer wants Balaam to find the road looking sexy by the time he comes to inspect kumbe😂🙌

@Apenyamoi @benmwine I need the plug

@benmwine This is lack of market knowledge...come I take you to my guy...8 months zero interest.. 2nd car even a year. Interest is haram...just make sure u communicate in time

This is how most car financing works in Uganda(Outside of the banks) You take a car financing facility of UGX40m, with a UGX15m down payment (40%). For a 24 month facility, your monthly repayments will be approximately UGX2.5m. That means in total you pay over UGX70m! 🤯🤯🤯

Important information! To all our esteemed Local Government leaders -Chairpersons LC V, City Mayors, Division Mayors, Town Council Mayors, and Sub-County Chiefs: I wish to share the guidance I received from the Chief of Defence Forces and Senior Presidential Adviser on Special Operations, General @mkainerugaba , on the importance of naming all our streets and roads in our Cities, Divisions, Municipalities, Town Councils, and other urban areas. Proper naming of streets and roads will greatly assist in easy location, emergency response, security operations, service delivery, urban planning, investment, and other important national operations. You are therefore directed to ensure that all streets and roads within your areas of jurisdiction are officially named by 30th August 2026. In this important exercise, Local Governments should consider honouring distinguished personalities who have made significant contributions to Uganda, Africa, and humanity, including: • Traditional rulers and cultural leaders • Kings and eminent historical figures • NRA liberation and resistance heroes • UPDF heroes and distinguished national servants • Former Presidents and national leaders • Outstanding Ugandans in public service, education, science, business, sports, arts, culture, and community development. All Local Governments should submit the approved list of names and Council resolutions to the Office of the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Local Government, and ensure that the respective street name signs are installed before 5th September 2026. Finally, let us continue keeping our Cities, Municipalities, Town Councils, and communities clean. A clean environment reflects good leadership, effective service delivery, and respect for our citizens. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi Hon. Minister of Local Government

@Rwigyema995 @BalaamBarugahar U r right but understand him in context.

@BalaamBarugahar Please Hon @BalaamBarugahar with due respect. A point of correction, in Uganda we don’t have Kings. We have The Kabaka of Buganda, Kyabazinga of Busoga, etc. King belongs only to the Kingdom of UK not Buganda. Next time don’t mixed up again.

@rogers_kuloba @SheilahGashumba When she dies

@SheilahGashumba we should also rename you somewhere at guvnor

The Guvnor booth was named after Ivan Ssemwaga because that’s where he used to sit.

@Winnie_Byanyima @KagutaMuseveni @kizzabesigye1 But there is plan B to everything by everyone. So as.KB plans on how to avoid trial...the state also plans.

In February, President @KagutaMuseveni told a respected national leader he would remove @kizzabesigye1’s lawyers, assign him state lawyers, and have the case concluded. From KB’s abduction in Kenya and illegal arraignment before a military court to this day, Museveni has controlled every step of a trial in which he is also the complainant. KB is falsely accused of plotting to assassinate him. Judge Baguma is enforcing Museveni’s orders, not the Constitution. This is not justice. It is rule by decree dressed up as a court of law.

The Rwanda Bar is signing MoUs with Volkswagen to secure subsidized vehicle prices for its members. The Uganda Law Society is selling shirts and water bottles. Tujogeddwa.

@ndabireeba9076 @AlfonseMukasa Naye Where do the silliest of children in class go nga bakuze? R they not the ones who became social media in-laws? Never waste time explaining to them anything. Kati imagine after his explanation u got nothing.

@AlfonseMukasa Totwasamila, isn't he a drunkard?

My view on calling the c.d.f a drinkurd!!

@NotLikeYou24 @AlfonseMukasa He only asked for evidence...naye nga amazima..I haven't seen any

@AlfonseMukasa Bajjo kyogamba Muhoozi simutamiivu?Oba okumuyita ekyo kyaali oba omuvumye.

@AlfonseMukasa Thank u Bajjo This is deep and if we have ears...we should use them more than ever b4

I have closely followed Uganda’s cement industry for years — from the era when Tororo Cement and Hima Cement dominated the market, to the entry of Kampala Cement as a bold disruptor, and now, sadly, to its descent into receivership. Kampala Cement’s story is not just about one company. It is a story about ambition, debt-funded growth, industrial strategy, governance, quality, liquidity, competition and what can go wrong when a promising manufacturing bet begins to crack from within. Following the recent appointment of receivers over the company, I went back into the numbers, filings, debt records, shareholder structure, governance questions, parliamentary scrutiny, customer-credit pressures and the events that preceded the receivership. The result is a deep, incisive and must-read business investigation into how a company that once shook up Uganda’s cement market — growing into a UGX174.7 billion-a-year manufacturer at its peak — ended up reporting zero sales and facing enforcement over a USD49.3 million TDB debenture amid USD82.98 million in registered obligations. Read the full story on @CEOEastAfrica: ceo.co.ug/the-structural…

@kutegyekaivan1 @MTWAUganda @BajeProducts Its like colleagues who are about to be embarrassed

My boda guy has just informed me that, some civil servants in Nakapiripirit today reportedly declined to attend a meeting organized by the Ministry of Tourism (@MTWAUganda ) aimed at educating participants on the role of traditional medicine in modern society according to those present, some attendees first asked where the chief guests were coming from, when they were told the delegation was from Kampala, they allegedly chose not to attend, saying they feared being embarrassed like primary children, believing @BalaamBarugahar & his team might be among the visitors due to wat they described as a previous incident involving government workers in the Mbale region