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@kendanton256 high end or not, exposed pipework is quite ugly. we are working on this structure and client hadn't understood why ducts are important, until we got here.

I really hate when so called “high end apartments” have pipework allover the facade! 😭😭

Denri Africa is coming to Uganda. And our team did some work, in collaboration with @Civitasdesign

Denri Africa is officially landing in UGANDA 🇺🇬 Your fave bag brand is coming to KAMPALA ,bold, stylish, and unapologetically African! Backpacks, handbags, travel bags & more ,it’s a BAG TAKEOVER! Uganda, are you ready to carry the culture? WhatsApp/Call 📞+254 20 7903040

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The Kajjansi Administration Block is finally taking shape! Today, Deputy RDC Sheikh Kassim Kamugisha warned politicians to let contractors do their job without interference. The project, worth 513 million shillings, will be completed in 8 months.

@roxie_ug @SimonKaggwaNjal ,what exactly were you feeling at 1:05

Wait, So initially Pastor Sempa was not part of the debate but only decided to come physically when they refused to talk to him on phone? 😂

@details_ug @KagutaMuseveni That looks like less than a degree. It shows what the details are all about, and trying these out as prototypes is a good step to ensure you follow through, even to the smallest detail.

One wrong angle and you are doomed. Making stackable chairs is a blend of artistry and precision. These prototypes are currently undergoing balance and form testing at ours to ensure uniformity across production. We got one wrong. 😩

@Bossyator Scale is important. You could incorporate it. The everything else could be discussed after.

Anything you would like changed here?

@BuniChristopher For you, you're anti government, funded the by the imperialist, to fight against dams, and such very well planned government projects 😂

But we are to take coffee from Bugisu, Buganda & Rwenzururu to Ntungamo😂

Uganda doesn’t appreciate creatives enough

We have that bigger budget and bigger budget, needs bigger money. God, we hope we'll make it some day.

@propertyKLA yes, 50m can build this. Ugx, not really.

Engineers on X - Would 50m ugx be enough to build such a home on my ka plot in Kira?

@2uSIIMEE like he said, ESCAPE THE ORDINARY x.com/BuildPrimeLtd/…

Dear Ugandans. @BuildPrimeLtd did something similar to this recently. Escape the ordinary

@KwikirizaNova @kamugyene @nextmediaug No, there's a need to keep your head in the fridge, in the heat of the moment, especially when you're a leader.

@kamugyene @nextmediaug You can also die

Appreciation to @nextmediaug On behalf of the entire Ugandans on X community and all those who have stood behind the campaign to support Saad Jr’s education, I extend our deepest and most heartfelt gratitude to Next Media Services for your outstanding support and solidarity. Your decision to identify with digital influencers and champion causes that truly matter, such as honoring the legacy of our dear Saad through support for his son’s education, reflects the highest ideals of corporate social responsibility and genuine community engagement. We are especially grateful to Group CEO,@KKariisa for his visionary leadership and enduring belief in the power of media to influence change. My sincere thanks also go to the Marketing and Corporate affairs departments led by @deejahn and @benmwine respectively whose enthusiasm, professionalism, and collaboration made this partnership not only possible but deeply impactful. Through your platform, you have helped amplify a message of hope, remembrance, and purpose, and for that, we are profoundly thankful. With appreciation and respect, President @UOXUganda #EducateSaadJr @nextcommug @nextradio_ug @sanyukatv @nbstv @NBSportUg @afromobileug

We have that bigger budget and bigger budget, needs bigger money. God, we hope we'll make it some day.

Congratulations Zamba. It's still just a prayer, that people, especially celebrities in Uganda, who can comfortably afford properly designed and aesthetically appealing homes, should find designers who are competent enough to deliver masterpieces. Lately, looking at many houses of our celebrities, you can only see the "not so little money" that was spent, and yet, see nothing about the critical thinking process of the designers, and/or contractors as well.

#Zambaland ♕ When I was in KAWEMPE I dreamt of one day owning a house in Muyenga. #DearHipHop Here is the house in Muyenga #GNLZAMBA #MrContent #KyapaKuBuliContinent #HustleAndMotivate #BaboonForestEnt #Global 🇺🇬🇺🇸 Katonda Musabe Omwebaze Osirike. Don’t forget !!! Cricket Oval June 28th — Lets be there for the culture. Get your ticket: qkt.io/YenzeHipHop #YenzeHipHopFestival #IamHipHopFestival #SNAEvents @_SwahiliNation

@UEDCLTD @KIBUUKARONALD18 this is the most stupid response.

@KIBUUKARONALD18 Dear customer, we regret the inconvenience, however, the area team is aware and will ensure resolution. SN

This Week’s Planned Power Shutdown Schedule To upgrade our electricity network and ensure a safer and more reliable power supply, we will be carrying out planned maintenance and power shutdowns this week. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. Plan ahead by checking the full schedule here; uedcl.co.ug/planned-outage…. #UEDCLinService #LightingUpYourWorld

Concrete, Steel or Timber? In Uganda, the Real Building Material is Common Sense. ===== Somewhere in Uganda today, someone is standing on a construction site, holding a blueprint like it’s the Ten Commandments, and asking: “Should I build with concrete, steel, or timber?” Simple answer? Build with what the bank, your village WhatsApp group, and your nearest hardware dealer will allow. Here’s the brutal truth: Steel? Great if you enjoy spending your entire project budget on bolts and cranes. Also perfect if you want a building so tall it greets lightning first. Timber? Lovely. If your plot is in Sweden, or your uncle owns a forest. In Uganda, termites vote faster than most citizens, and their candidate is always any wood that is untreated. Properly treated wood is expensive. Concrete? Slow. Heavy. Demanding. But faithful. Like that friend who shows up late but still helps you move house. It takes shape, absorbs noise, doesn’t scream in the wind, and forgives your mistakes, just like your mother. Why do most Ugandans use concrete? Because it’s available, affordable, and understood. Not because it’s perfect, but because it works. And sometimes, that’s all you need to stay out of debt and off a future episode of “Engineer Betrayed Me.” So yes, pour concrete. With love. With intention. With Eco Concrete Ltd @ecoconcreteUG if you’re really serious about it.