Dan M Nabaasa 🇺🇬

Kampala city with New look🙏

Last night, our @KCCAUG sanitation teams worked tirelessly across the Central Business District scrubbing and washing key roads like the Grand Imperial Roundabout, removing dirt and debris to ensure a cleaner, Livable City. By morning, the exercise extended to the Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) corridor along Luwum Street and Namirembe Road. Pedestrian walkways and cycling lanes were cleaned, cab markings repainted, and the green restored to promote air quality and beauty of Kampala. Beyond the city centre, under the Weyonje campaign, we joined the community in Kasubi Parish Zones I & II for cleaning and sanitation sensitization. Together, we promoted proper waste disposal, identified full toilets needing urgent attention, and evacuated accumulated garbage, all to protect public health and dignity. I call on residents, businesses, and boda boda riders to: - Respect NMT corridor. - Dispose of waste responsibly. - Work hand-in-hand with us to keep our city clean, safe, and dignified. Together, we can build a Kampala we are all proud of.

Dear @KCCAUG There’s a growing time bomb in Kampala and its outskirts that if nothing is done, could blow at any time in the near future and that’s none other than fiber internet Cables/wires and poles. You see, I am a firm supporter of fiber internet as it offers cheaper and stable internet connectivity to businesses but also hundreds of homes making our internet connection and experience amazing. But this is coming at a very huge cost. As internet providers increase, and so their need to reach more customers or users. This has forced them to extend their services to every part of the city and with this each company is using their own poles and wires or cables. Their wires are making the city look a mess. It’s getting ugly every other single day. Before we know it, one spot will have like 20 poles including those of Electricity. incase of any fire outbreak, these could fuel its spread to homes causing more damage. I am not an engineer to offer better technical advice but in my opinion as a farmer, I think these companies need to collaborate. One company does the installation of poles and they both or all use the same pole to transmit their wires or cables. They all come together and pay for maintenance fee, among others. Secondly, they could do underground wiring. I know we haven’t grown so much as city and a country at large but these are what we call necessary evils. The internet is here to stay. We out to find ways of dealing with everything it comes with. With underground cables, surface cables will be so much limited and we shall ensure a safer city for us all. Repost….

The President of Rotary International has inaugurated Uganda’s first Bone Marrow Transplant Centre at JCRC in Lubowa, a historic milestone for both Uganda and Africa. Link: youtu.be/eVRJOPQq9Tw #UBCNews | #UBCUpdates

This is long overdue but non the less a very much needed intervention, UA must be saved at all costs, I hope they will get more aircrafts soon & the current Board shd follow the CEO...they are part of the problem!

They asked for my parents. I showed up with them. Enroled as an Advocate!

@Alex_Kiracho Congratulations Alex, welcome to the real BAR!

@rbeckie So sorry for your loss! May Pam's soul rest in peace.

My sister’s life was cut short last night by senseless criminals.

@DavidAWandera The famous Karecera Samosas! The pride of Kabale town...

Spent some time yesterday at a Kabale classic (if you know, you know), and got some food for thought along with the snack: Reputation remains the best advertising a business can ever have. Foundational qualities like consistency, quality, and trustworthiness carry more weight than any currency. We are in the money business but at the end of the day, a stellar reputation is a unique asset because it must be earned and protected daily, yet it can never really be bought. An unexpected musing from an unexpected stop.

BREAKING NEWS Uganda is honored to welcome Rotary International President Francesco Arezzo. This visit reflects Uganda’s continued strategic importance to Rotary International and affirms the country’s growing impact, relevance, and footprint across the Rotary family. It is an important moment for all Rotarians and Rotaractors to come together, demonstrate unity, and showcase the strength, professionalism, and service of Rotary in Uganda. A proud nation. A moment of global attention. Let us Unite for Good. #RIPresidentVisitsUG

Agaba Centre will ask for Water because Akaan Koweitu will be performing live on 4th April 2026 .Secure your ticket at 10k| Ordinary 20K VIP | 300K Silver table &500K for Gold. #FactZamaniliveInConcertKabale

📋 MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF KABALE MUNICIPALITY My Dear Supporters, Friends and all People of Kabale Municipality, I write to you today with a heart full of gratitude, though the outcome of this election is not what I had hoped for, I accept the outcome with the grace that our moment demands. To every supporter who believed in my vision, to every volunteer who walked alongside me, to every member of my team who gave their all: I thank you. Your faith in me has been the greatest honor of my life. Together, we did everything we could. We campaigned with integrity, we spoke with honesty, and we dared to dream of a better Kabale. I carry no regret, for I know that we served with pure hearts and touched many lives. I extend my sincere congratulations to all our elected leaders, and most especially to His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the President of the Republic of Uganda. I pray that those entrusted with leadership will carry us toward the development and prosperity we all yearn for, that they will transform our dreams for Kabale city into living reality and critically bring healing to a deeply divided and wounded community. Leadership is sacred duty, not privilege. The eyes of our children are upon you, and history will judge not your words, but your deeds. My commitment to this land does not end with this election. I will continue serving Kabale and our country in whatever capacity I can, for service is not about position, it is about purpose. I remain your servant, devoted to the progress and dignity of our people. My final word to you, the people of Kabale, echoes what I have always said: “Tureebe Omumeisho, Tureebe Hare.” With profound gratitude and enduring hope, Dan Musinguzi Nabaasa For God and My Country 🇺🇬

Later today at 2pm, I'll be joining my guy @Twinamatsikopa6 on @hillsfmkabale as we take you back in time. We're diving into the classics, sharing stories behind the music that shaped our generation, and reminiscing about the good old days. You know what that means; good vibes, real talk, and plenty of laughs. Come vibe with us. Stream live at hillsfm.co.ug #KabaleBackInTime #TakingYouToTheTop #TureebeOmumeisho #TureebeHare

7 Days to Election Day and Kabale Municipality people are still committed to voting Dan Musinguzi Nabaasa. #TureebeOmumeisho #TureebeHare

TODAY !🎉 Big shoutouts to @nabaasa2026, our aspiring MP Kabale Municipality, for sponsoring our match against Kataka FC! 👏🏽He's committed to uplifting our community and wants to bring positive change to Kabale. Let's support him on January 15th and shape the future we want! #tureebehare #tureebeomumeisho .#teamDNM

Today the team of the land @HomeBoyzFC is playing it's last game of first round of Fufu Big league with @katakafc at 4pm . Entrance is free courtesy of Hon Dan Musinguzi Nabaasa Incoming Mp Kabale Municipality 2026-2031 #Katakamustfall #TureebeOmumeisho #TureebeHare

Here we come #TureebeOmumeisho #TureebeHare

9 Days left for Kabale Municipality people to choose Accountable leadership committed to integrity and ethical leadership focused on the greater good, rather than personal gain. Hon Dan Musinguzi Nabaasa for MP Kabale Municipality 2026-2031 #TureebeOmumeisho #TureebeHare

We don't finish strong alone. We finish strong together.. Victory belongs to those who stand united until the very end. #TureebeOmumeisho #Tureebehare @nabaasa2026