Jose Kayemba

Imagine I’m trying to register for a TIN URA website acts up you can’t complete the application been trying for days with different browsers @URAuganda

Seriously for the last 5 years or more construction of Kira, Kasaganti, Matuuga road never been completed not even half way done? It’s a shame to authorities responsible @MoWT_Uganda @KagutaMuseveni

Here's what closes during a shutdown: bit.ly/3VMwdx8

@pmukasaofficial How can $10 Netflix subscriptions , renting apartment in Uganda raging from $200 considered expensive lifestyle

Corporate world is a lie. A very big lie. Car on loan, mortgage, keep up appearance expenses like Netflix, fancy apartment, expensive perfumes and night life. Etc. Only to end up broke by 15th of every month yearning for salary advance or unnecessary personal loans. Kika.

@UEDCLTD UEDCL REF: 1154457G @JudithNabakoob1

@destiny2jose Dear Customer, we regret the prolonged inconvenience. Kindly share REF number given when you earlier reported to enable us follow up on this matter with the area team. |AJ

Seriously @UEDCLTD how can you fail to fix power outage for 2 weeks now in Kitti-B Jokolera area along Mpererwe-Buwambo road , thugs are using this opportunity to vandalize our neighborhood

Ugandan pure chocolate hit market in Sprouts USA

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Big difference

@elonmusk I wish I could afford a Tesla this is so simple to understand. It gets super hot here in Lancaster California Tesla is the only alternative

@HEBobiwine @CavendishUg Congratulations @HEBobiwine

In August 2016, after much procrastination, I attended my first lecture in Law School at the International University of East Africa. Seven years later, I have graduated with a Bachelor of Laws Degree from @CavendishUg University. I couldn’t have made it without the assistance and encouragement from my friends and family, and there is no better time to salute them than now. Dear @Kyagulanyi_S, we discussed this idea of going to law school as far back as 20 years ago while still at the MDD department at Makerere. You continued to encourage me through word and action, even when I dragged my feet for a few years. You led by example and did it. Today I have also did it! 😂 Dear @DonSheriffN, it’s this course that brought us together only for us to realize that we shared much more than just being law students but the passion for freedom and justice. I owe you a lot of gratitude for the assistance throughout all my years in law school. Dear @DavidLRubongoya, from the first Constitutional Law lecture that you conducted in First Year 2016 at the IUEA, I knew that you would be a comrade. It was your idea to transfer from IUEA which at the time was not yet fully accredited to teach law, to Cavendish University which was already accredited, to avoid future problems about technicalities (as if you foresaw everything the way it has unfolded). I am glad that I listened and enrolled afresh. Thank you for standing with me throughout the course. Dear @BarbieItungoK, I am sure I wouldn’t complete this course without your, sometimes inconveniencing push. So many times I felt like giving up but you would never allow me to leave the mission incomplete. Only you know how many times I came close to giving up. Thank you for always keeping me encouraged and nourished. Now I know that with your encouragement, nothing is too hard to achieve. Thank you love❤️ . To the helpful teachers and fellow students, thank you for everything. To the lecturers that made it hard, and eventually impossible for me to graduate last year, well you helped me get everything in place for a legit qualification. I was initially mad at you but I was wrong, you were right! To those who always mocked my academic qualifications, you pushed me to pursue this course. Thank you and I hope you will now get something better to talk about. This did not go without challenges. I was supposed to graduate last year, having completed all other requirements for the award of this degree. However, because I had missed a few lectures in one of the course units, I wasn’t allowed to graduate but instead subjected to another semester of re-attendance for that course unit. I took the new challenge with grace and ended up waiting for another full year to graduate. Many of my classmates graduated last year and the years before. Recently when news came out that I was set to graduate, the usual detractors got busy and made every effort to stop me. Some people, ostensibly working for the regime and other detractors, went as far as petitioning the National Council for Higher Education. NCHE officials went to the University and demanded for every document regarding my studies, including my application form, admission forms, all class attendance records, written exams, coursework of all the years and my tuition payment records! It is after a very detailed and intense investigation that I was cleared to graduate today. I don't know if any other Ugandan student has been subjected to this before. I am sure the regime and those who are always eager to please it are very disappointed to see me in this gown today. 1/2

Unmodified picture of the Falcon launch

Uganda where are you fb.watch/r675AFXhOu/?mi…

Man united

As Gen. Museveni continues his campaigns & NRM continues to hold processions, Bobi Wine is still held illegally at Nalufenya! If Museveni wants to be a sole candidate, he must state so. Otherwise, we must have a level playing field for all candidates. #WeAreRemovingADictator

Free Bobi Wine

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