Omutikuzi w'etofali omugunjufu

@MatandaAndrewCB 2

Expert drivers, who is wrong here 🤔

@DrGarvin1 @sk_bongomin93 Exactly that's what I thought but didn't know how to put it in words.

@sk_bongomin93 Make it a double hang line that moves at both ends, just hang and pull

How did they manage to hang those clothes up there😳🙆🤔

@maxnonso C'est numero troi pour moi.

Which is the best combo??

@KabugoHami51533 @BenonSenior1 Me I want those vanities too.

@BenonSenior1 Vanities

Kasuku becoming an ambassador bro life can change in a second 😉 Don't despise God he can lift you anytime any day. #KasukuForAmbassador

@stats_feed All this gold is being stolen and siphoned out of the country by people who are greedy and don't wish well for our country.

🇺🇬 Uganda discovered around 31 million tons of gold deposits in 2022. Of this total, around 330,158 metric tons is refined gold worth about $12.8 trillion.

Me talking to no one X because no one is interested in what I say here.

@vvs191907 @kornfreak78 @flowwithkel She is not an alphabet group

@kornfreak78 @flowwithkel The push her bc she’s mixed race and lgbtq. Once you see that you’ll understand

I’m so done with this actual Neanderthal

Great Britain is a shadow of its former self, it's full of men who are weaklings and pussies and women who would tend to their rapists and murderers.

@MarionsEsther I use tea bags but I don't have any shilling.

If you don’t use tea bags in your tea, you really need to work harder.

Nange njagala kutikura etofali.

@Sassafrass_84 3

If we were going for honest opinions....I am going for 3. I am a mother. I see nothing wrong with 3. There is no reason for anything shorter. Nothing longer. I live in a hot state. My kid was required to wear pants throughout her school years because knees were taboo. Knees are not taboo. There's a difference between acceptable and bs. As a parent, you should know. It shouldn't even go to school. But some schools are way too strict. I know this well. 3 is fine. Imo. You?

@odedanilo From my words to God's eyes, I desperately need money.

@ScottPresler FWIW, here’s a liberal who identifies as a dog and is pretending to be a dog outside of a liquor store… getting jumped by a real dog 😭😂😭😂

@MissyIsMaga @ScottPresler 😂😂😂😂

Remember the video I shared this morning of a transgender murderer who shot his parents in the head for interfering with his genital surgery? This account should probably be put on a watch list. “Deserved.”

@rwenzori_ You are rage baiting us.

East Africa's Mega city! There is no amount of argument that can change the fact that Kampala is the best City in Eastern Africa!

@KiggunduHamis Do you mean for God and my stomach?

FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY...ALHAMDULILLAH

@rwenzori_ The ones in the picture plus a plot of land

What kind of gift do you want for your birthday? Me:

@dablast89 @bellevie42 @Saul_Sadka Modus operandi

@bellevie42 @Saul_Sadka What's MO?

This enterprising young self-declared “multimillionaire” is trying to extort the richest man in history on his own platform for a few thousand dollars a month. It’s a bold plan; let’s see if it works out for him.

@aitajoel @Burg256 To this she will not reply 😤 .

@Burg256 Is their country fixed?

South Africa’s Xenophobia Problem — Let’s Stop Pretending Here’s a tell: call almost any South African and they’ll ask you “How is Africa?” — as if their country somehow floats off the southern tip of the continent on its own private tectonic plate. It’s not a slip of the tongue. It’s a worldview. South Africa has spent decades quietly convincing itself it isn’t really African, and it shows. Now explain this: why does South Africa impose stricter visa requirements on fellow Africans than the UAE, China, and a long list of countries that have no historical, geographic, or cultural ties to this continent at all? A Ugandan, Nigerian, or Congolese passport holder can often get into Dubai or Guangzhou faster and with less humiliation than into Johannesburg. Why? Because xenophobia in South Africa isn’t just the mob violence we see flare up in townships every few years — burning shops, beating up Zimbabweans, chasing Somalis out of their businesses. That’s just the loud version. The quiet version sits in government offices, drafting visa regimes, immigration policies, and work permit rules specifically designed to keep other Africans out. It’s xenophobia with a stamp and a signature. And the rest of the continent keeps quiet about it. We welcome South African retailers, banks, breweries, and telecoms into our markets — Shoprite, MTN, Standard Bank, DStv — and they extract billions from our economies. But when our citizens try to enter theirs? Suddenly the borders get thick, the paperwork multiplies, and the suspicion is palpable. Pan-Africanism cannot be a one-way street. South Africa needs to decide whether it’s part of Africa or just doing business with it.

1. Old Kampala Hill: Captain Frederick Lugard built a fort. 2. Mengo Hill: Home to the palace of the Kabaka, Lubiri. 3. Kibuli Hill: Prominent for Kibuli Mosque and Islamic heritage. 4. Namirembe Hill Landmark of Namirembe Cathedral, Anglican. 5. Rubaga Hill: Home to Rubaga Cathedral, a major Catholic center. 6. Nsambya Hill: St. Francis Hospital Nsambya and Catholic missions. 7. Nakasero Hill: Commercial and administrative hub, hosting government offices and upscale residences. Distorted images of KLA