Patricia Keitesi

Someone said one of the funniest things in life is that most men don't know that poor men were not allowed to speak too.😂😂😂 So, Mr. Mugabe, I don’t think you would be allowed to speak too 😂😂

i’ve been binge watching the cleaning lady since last night, it’s so good.

We have a wedding launch soirée today for the the one of best men I know in this world. I don’t know any place I would rather be today. I don’t know a man I would rather honor and celebrate.

you literally just have to get really good at continuing

Or that you're not ambitious enough & that's always funny to me. Like look, I know where I wanna be but I am here today & as I work to get where I wanna be, let me live presently in my now.

@joannmukwano You are allowed there 😹😹😹 you want to switch my baby!!

“Let me see the hair you made naw”

Huduma Fellowship 2026 for Public Servants in Uganda The Huduma Fellowship is a transformative leadership program designed to develop exceptional public servants in Uganda. Through intensive training and mentorship, we cultivate leaders who are committed to excellence in public service. Details: opd.to/4cG30x0 | Deadline: Unspecified

Me going back to sleep because there’s still 52 seconds left before my alarm goes off

My biggest prayer point right now is clarity. I need clarity. I need to know what to do and how to do it.

“we can still be friends tho....”

I’m out of moisturizer, out of face wash, out of serum, out of leave in conditioner, out of funds, out of words….

VICTORY LAP💯🏁. *More cities to be announced.

Me after sleeping slightly different than usual

Is it just my MTN acting up… both internet and mobile money???

This flu had to wait till the weekend huh? Unserious!

In the history of workweeks that started on a Tuesday, this has been the longest

🌍 The LéO Africa Institute & Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (@KasUganda) are pleased to announce that applications for the Griots Fellowship 2026 are now open. In West African tradition, the Griot is the keeper of memory, the voice of community, and the shaper of collective identity. Inspired by this tradition and the global power of platforms like TED Talks, the Griots Fellowship is designed for practitioners who believe that story is how #Africa reclaims its own narrative in the world. Now entering its second cohort, we are looking for practitioners who have a story to tell, a project to develop, and a voice ready to be heard. Writers. Filmmakers. Podcasters. Visual artists. Musicians. Oral historians. Cultural practitioners. This fellowship is for you. The program takes fellows through: 1️⃣ Narrative Strategy & Craft — Sharpening the art and intention behind your storytelling 2️⃣ Media Production Ethics — Understanding responsibility, representation, and integrity in the stories we tell 3️⃣ Platform Building — Developing the presence and reach your work deserves 4️⃣ The LéO Africa Talk — A carefully crafted, TED-style talk delivered before a live audience The 2026 cohort theme is "Stories that will Define our Future." ✅ Who should apply: ▫️Emerging leaders aged 25–45, based anywhere on the continent ▫️Writers, artists, filmmakers, cultural practitioners, and storytellers of all kinds ▫️Those with a story rooted in their life, their community, their corner of Africa — and the commitment to bring it to life 📌 Apply now: bit.ly/4slGFtk

One of the most impactful fellowships I’ve had the privilege of being part of. It truly transformed how I view my work as a public servant. I came to appreciate that public service is more than a role—it is a calling to serve with diligence, humility, and integrity. Do Apply…

Apply! Apply! Apply! This program really shifted how I think about Uganda and service here. It’s brought a lot into perspective on how we build @YambiCommunity! My colleagues in the public sector can say the same. I started my policy post-grad because of Huduma!