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@Tecolimited All your handwork is captured in one piece here. Contributing to the development of our motherland kiiramotors.com/kiira-vehicle-…

@Rwakakamba Well done 👏. This is great surely

This required 2 men! Heartland farm!

@AfricanHub_ But your as per your info, there is still funding gap of 60%, who is meeting this?

Uganda 🇺🇬 is supporting the construction and upgrade of roads in eastern DR Congo 🇨🇩. The project covers about 223 km of key routes, including Kasindi–Beni, Beni–Butembo, and Bunagana–Goma. Uganda is funding around 20% of the project, with DR Congo also contributing 20%. The work is being led by Ugandan construction firm Dott Services. The initiative aims to improve trade, transport, and cross-border movement, with progress reported to be steady.

@sk_bongomin93 But did you read her profile before you invoke the tribal card?

Joselynne Rwakakooko, who has been appointed acting MD of UEDCL, is the daughter of Elly Rwakakooko, who served as commissioner-general of Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) from 1997 to 2000. Elly is a cousin to First Lady, Janet Museveni. Mwana in Uganda nepotism is still far from over, can't a random man say from Apac with skills and expertise be appointed to such positions?🤦🤦

@aitajoel Thanks Joel for the info

AFREXIMBANK ATC The Afreximbank Africa Trade Centre rising in Nakasero is more than a building. It is Kampala’s declaration as East Africa’s intra-African trade hub. The more than USD 100m flagship hosting Afreximbank’s regional HQ for 14 countries, a 5-star hotel, conference centre, business intelligence hub, and tech incubator — all targeting LEED Gold. What it means for Uganda: ✅ Premium Grade-A stock in our diplomatic core ✅ Trade finance & AfCFTA dealmaking on our doorstep ✅ A magnet for regional HQs, missions & capital ✅ Construction jobs today, services economy tomorrow For our business community: this is the address where East African trade gets structured, financed, and signed. Position now. @afreximbank Joadah Consult Employers Representative

A new chapter in Uganda’s urban mobility journey begins today as E-Bus Xpress (EBX) officially launches operations in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA), powered by locally manufactured electric buses from Kiira Motors Corporation. This milestone marks a major step towards a cleaner, smarter and more organised public transport system for Kampala. The inaugural routes are: City Square – Nakawa – Ntinda – Bukoto – Kamwokya – Wandegeya City Square – Wandegeya – Kamwokya – Bukoto – Ntinda – Nakawa – City Square Uganda is driving into the future with innovation, sustainability and home-grown solutions at the centre of national transformation. #OpenGovUg

@MrImranPk You will overcome

Dear followers My account is currently under a coordinated mass-reporting campaign to silence it. If you believe what I share deserves to stay, I need your support now: Engage, repost, and speak the truth. Your voice is the real protection. Don’t leave me alone in facing this targeting.

@annah_blair @KiggunduHamis @_JMAlex What's missing kandi @annah_blair

@KiggunduHamis @_JMAlex Something missing Mr @KiggunduHamis

FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY...ALHAMDULILLAH

Life is cruel!

BREAKING: China's Ministry of Commerce just officially declared it will not recognize, implement, or comply with US sanctions on Iranian oil purchases. Five named Chinese refineries sanctioned by Washington for buying Iranian crude: 🇨🇳 Hengli Petrochemical (Dalian) 🇨🇳 Shandong Jincheng Petrochemical 🇨🇳 Hebei Xinhai Chemical Group 🇨🇳 Shouguang Luqing Petrochemical 🇨🇳 Shandong Shengxing Chemical The US accused them of importing tens of millions of barrels of sanctioned Iranian oil — sending billions of dollars directly to Tehran. Beijing's response on May 2, 2026: "Will not be recognized, implemented, or complied with." Not a negotiation. Not a request for a waiver. A flat rejection of US legal authority over Chinese companies buying oil from a third country. China buys Iranian crude at a discount. Iran gets the revenue. The US sanction becomes unenforceable. The dollar's ability to police global energy trade just got publicly rejected by the world's largest oil importer. I’ll keep you updated in real-time. Turn on notifications or you might regret.

@MAGEZIKIRIINJJU @PSSEKABIR @JudiciaryUG The second one is faster and almost cost free. 😆 🤣 😂

@PSSEKABIR @JudiciaryUG You have 2 options to learn how justice is weighed in Uganda; either study law and become a lawyer or advocate/judge, or commit the same crime and see how you fair in court. Good luck on your choice 🙏

FRAME (A): Mathew Kanyamunyu — November 2016, shot Kenneth Akena in the stomach at Lugogo after an alleged car scratch dispute. Akena later died in hospital. He was later convicted of manslaughter after a plea deal and sentenced to about 5 years and now he’s free. FRAME (B): Christopher Okello Onyum — convicted in the Ggaba daycare killings (2026), where four toddlers were killed at an early childhood development centre in Ggaba. He was found guilty on multiple counts of murder and sentenced to death. Same justice system. Both cases involve loss of life. Yet the punishment sits at opposite ends of the scale. So what exactly determines how justice is weighed in Uganda?

@iamcheropmark Eh this map also! So now Lira appears below R. Nile?

How many Cities have you visited in Uganda?

@Charles54636445 @MuhamadiMatovu Talk about it.

@MuhamadiMatovu The chai garden tea advert..🤗

Peter Sematimba is widely regarded as the architect of modern commercial radio in Uganda, transforming it from a rigid state-controlled model into a vibrant, personality-driven industry. Before the late-1990s radio boom, he founded Dungeon Studios in Makindye, a production hub that revolutionized advertising with catchy jingles and boosted local music by blending Western pop with Ugandan sounds. In 1996, he played a central role in launching CBS FM, proving Luganda-language broadcasting could thrive commercially. He introduced energetic, personality-led programming, co-hosting Bwakedde Mpulira with Gloria Kamba and helping popularize celebrity DJs. Through Semat Production, he mentored broadcasters and professionalized radio talent. After leaving CBS in 2000, he founded Super FM 88.5, targeting mass audiences and maximizing advertiser reach. Known for his “Agony Uncle” persona, he remained a dominant on-air figure. Sematimba also elevated media branding, presenting radio as a polished, lucrative business that attracted major private investment.

Here’s how your car engine stays cool under extreme heat

@RT_com It won't work. What’s the rationale?

❗️US threatens to SANCTION shipping firms that PAY FEES to Iran for SAFE PASSAGE in Strait of Hormuz — AP In the announcement made on Friday US officials say penalties could apply to cash, crypto, barter deals, embassy payments, or even charitable donations

Iranian strikes WIPE OUT key US bases across Middle East — CNN Some facilities now COMPLETELY UNUSABLE US officials STUNNED: ‘Never seen anything like this… rapid strikes with advanced tech’

@JackieAkampwera @DiagnosisTV I doubt he wanted to sound brilliant, but rather relevant.

@DiagnosisTV Are you asking me if I know if the machine can be locally made or you want to sound brilliant? Unfortunately nowhere in Africa are these machines made! So again answer the question I asked

After coffee harvest we have two processes before we get the coffee for export called the green bean. We have wet processing and dry processing. Who can tell me which one was used in this picture? #Coffee

BREAKING: UEDCL Board Chair Terminated, MD Sent on Forced Leave Amid Reported Shake-up Major shake-up at @UEDCLTD. Board chair Lydia Ochieng-Obbo has been terminated, while Managing Director @PaulMwesigwa10 has been sent on forced leave, according to sources at the Ministry of Energy. Details remain unclear, with the Ministry of Energy expected to issue a statement. Read full story 👉ceo.co.ug/breaking-uedcl…

@Rwakakamba Sorry brother, keep going.

Agricultural insurance is increasingly not an option. We lost over 100 bunches due to winds and a hailstorm never seen before here at Heartland Farm in Rujumbura.

I also urge our people to wake up. Wealth comes from production. Even 4 acres or less is enough if utilised well through intensive agriculture. Stop working haphazardly (okutomera) and plan properly. Those rushing for expensive loans from commercial banks should instead utilize affordable capital through the PDM and UDB, provided by the government to create wealth. The 5000 factories we are seeing today have come because of peace. With discipline, correct choices, and hard work, Uganda will continue to create jobs and prosper. I congratulate all Ugandans, on this day