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The official digital advocacy team documenting Uganda’s progress. Highlighting national milestones in infrastructure, industry, and skilling.

Kampala, Uganda Katılım Ekim 2019
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GOD'S PLAN
GOD'S PLAN@LorandPlan·
Ataakulaba akunyooma! The countdown is on for the ultimate celebration of Kadongo Kamu heritage. Join us for a night of rich Ugandan storytelling and live strings at Sheraton Gardens. ​Friday, 31st July 2026 Sheraton Hotel Kampala Gardens @UCC_ED @UCC_Official #GokdenPosts
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Rukie Yusuf
Rukie Yusuf@rukie_yusuf·
Uganda Railways Corporation @RailwaysUganda has announced major safety upgrades including automated boom gates, flashing warning lights, audible alarms & speed-reducing humps at high-risk railway crossings in Kampala Wakiso &Mukono. Every life matters. @MoICT_Ug #GoldenPosts
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Bwambale Dickson Murugahara
Bwambale Dickson Murugahara@bwambaledickso·
In the coming few weeks, We will be hiking Mt. Mgahinga in Kisoro District , and it’s going to ask for water . Join us as we spark conversations on Period Equality, Menstrual Health, and Menstruation awareness. Together, we’ll also donate sanitary pads to girls in Kisoro District so no girl misses school because of her period. If you haven't booked your slot yet, please be aware that the registration deadline is 20th July We got to hike, talk and make a difference. #Hike4GirlsUg
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UCC
UCC@UCC_Official·
Building a greener digital future requires global collaboration, and Uganda is contributing to that conversation at #WSISForum2026. During the High-Level Roundtable on "A Digital Climate-Resilient Future," UCC's Head of Litigation, Prosecution, and Legal Advisory, Dr. Abudu-Sallam Waiswa, shared Uganda's approach to strengthening climate resilience through reliable connectivity, inclusive digital infrastructure, data-driven decision-making, and environmentally sustainable digital development. He also highlighted UCC's ongoing initiatives in ICT e-waste management, sustainable digital inclusion, and international collaboration to build a greener, more resilient digital future. #GreenDigitalAction #DigitalTransformation @ITU @MoICT_Ug @UCC_ED @Bbossa
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Uganda continues to contribute to global digital policy discussions at #WSISForum2026. During the session on "Green Digital Action: The Road between COP30 and COP31," UCC's Director ICT & Research, Eng. Christine Mugimba shared Uganda's progress in digital inclusion, ICT e-waste management, sustainable communications infrastructure, and international standards development. Through collaboration with @ITU and global partners, Uganda is advancing a greener, more inclusive and sustainable digital future. #GreenDigitalAction #DigitalTransformation @MoICT_Ug @UCC_ED @Bbossa
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Golden Posts Uganda@GoldenPosts1·
Today at #GoldenPosts, we celebrate your incredible dedication, vibrant energy, and the beautiful light you bring to the team. ​Wishing you a fantastic year ahead filled with continuous success and joy. Drop your wishes below! #GoldenPosts
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UCC
UCC@UCC_Official·
Every drop counts. ❤️🩸 @UCC_Official staff, in partnership with Mengo Rotary Blood Bank, are donating blood to support patients in need across Uganda. Driven by the spirit of Corporate Social Responsibility, the activity was initiated by the Internal Audit and Risk Department as part of the Internal Audit Awareness Week 2026. Through this initiative, we're reaffirming our commitment to saving lives and giving back to the communities we serve. #CSR #ConnectedUganda2030
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Sylivia Kobusingye
Sylivia Kobusingye@SyliviaKeiz·
The Uganda Communications Commission is promoting Child Online Protection by encouraging parents to manage children's screen time and digital wellbeing through daily limits, parental controls, device-free zones, and open conversations to keep kids safe online.#GoldenPosts
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UCC Consumer Affairs
UCC Consumer Affairs@ConsumerUCC·
Wondering why your data runs out so fast? Your data may be consumed faster than expected due to: ✔ Misunderstanding data bundle sizes or speeds. ✔ Using data-intensive apps and services. ✔ Poor network coverage, which can increase data usage. ✔ Automatic software updates. ✔ Malware or viruses running in the background. ✔ Sharing your internet connection through a hotspot. ✔ Visiting data-intensive websites or streaming high-quality content. Understanding what consumes your data helps you use it more efficiently. #MyDataMyRightUG #AnInclusiveDigitaleconomy #GoldenPosts @UCC_Official @UgCERT @Bbossa @MoICT_Ug
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Government Citizen Interaction Centre
CDF, Gen. @mkainerugaba thanked God for guiding the UPDF through the first half of the year & prayed for continued protection and wisdom during the remainder of 2026. He expressed gratitude to President Museveni for presiding over the ceremony, describing his presence as a demonstration of his unwavering commitment to the continued growth and professionalisation of the UPDF. He congratulated the newly passed-out recruits for making what he described as one of the most patriotic decisions of their lives by choosing military service. “The decision to join military service is a lifelong commitment to defending your country. I thank every recruit for making that bold and patriotic decision.” The CDF commended the training schools for successfully conducting the programme and producing soldiers equipped with the skills, discipline and values required for active military service. “It is evident that these young men and women have mastered the required military skills and are now ready to undertake active duty in service of the motherland.” Gen. Muhoozi congratulated President Museveni and the @NRMOnline on what he described as successful electoral victories and thanked the President for his continued leadership. He also paid tribute to the former Minister of Defence and Veteran Affairs, Rt. Hon. @ObothOboth for his contribution to improving soldiers' welfare and supporting reforms in the defence sector, including the enactment of the amended UPDF Act. “We salute his contribution & are confident that in his new responsibility as Speaker of Parliament, he will continue supporting the @MODVA_UPDF.” The CDF expressed optimism that, with the support of the new Parliament, Uganda remained on course to achieve its long-term economic transformation agenda, including its ambition of growing the economy to $500 billion. On security, Gen. Muhoozi reassured Ugandans that the country remained peaceful, stable & secure, praising the vigilance and professionalism of the UPDF & other security agencies. He, however, warned against what he described as foreign-sponsored elements working against Uganda's national interests. “We are aware of the negative elements working against our country. We shall never allow foreign interests to determine Uganda's future or demoralise our patriotic forces. We cannot tolerate poor service delivery, nor shall we tolerate foreign agents operating secretly to undermine our country.” He reaffirmed the UPDF's commitment to defending Uganda's sovereignty & protecting the gains achieved over the years. The CDF also highlighted improvements in soldiers' welfare, including better accommodation, improved remuneration & continued investment in military school & health facilities. “We want our fighting men and women to be proud of the conditions under which they serve. Improving welfare remains one of our priorities.” He urged the newly graduated soldiers to safeguard their health, maintain peak physical fitness and uphold discipline throughout their military careers. “Protect your lives, maintain your medical and physical fitness, cultivate the warrior spirit and remain disciplined at all times. Those values will enable you to accomplish every mission entrusted to you.” Gen. Muhoozi paid tribute to UPDF troops serving under regional and international peace support operations in Somalia, DRC and South Sudan, commending their bravery, professionalism and sacrifice. He noted that despite the Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC, UPDF troops had sustained operations against the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), while the security situation in South Sudan had improved significantly. He added that Uganda would continue reviewing its regional deployments in line with guidance from President Museveni and prevailing security requirements. He concluded by thanking the President for his continued strategic guidance, saying it has enabled the UPDF to achieve its operational objectives both within Uganda and across the region.
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President @KagutaMuseveni Commander-in-Chief of the UPDF, today passed out 11,948 recruits of the 18th Intake (2025/26) during a hybrid ceremony at Kaweweta Basic Military Training School, including 1,741 recruits from the Central African Republic who trained alongside their Ugandan counterparts. The President urged the new soldiers to uphold discipline, safeguard their health, reject corruption and continuously build their professional skills, describing these values as the foundation of a successful military career and effective national service. He underscored the importance of rigorous military training, accountability and continuous learning, noting that a modern army must remain physically prepared and professionally equipped to defend the nation. President Museveni further emphasised that a strong military depends on a strong economy, highlighting commercial agriculture, manufacturing, ICT & services as key drivers of Uganda's transformation, while reaffirming the government's commitment to strengthening defence capabilities, improving soldiers' welfare and rehabilitating key infrastructure. He also called on Ugandans to elect honest and accountable leaders in the upcoming LC I and Women's Council elections to strengthen the fight against corruption at the community level. #OpenGovUg

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