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Katılım Şubat 2025
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M.Jonathan
M.Jonathan@Mjonathan_01·
@emunduga @arinaitwehannah You're the one lacking sense in this matter, generally you're showimg how dense and foolish you are.Her tweet isnt disrespecting any body, but rather giving her honest opinion
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Hannah Arinaitwe
Hannah Arinaitwe@arinaitwehannah·
You graduated, but you’re still this emotionally invested in university politics? 😭 At some point, move on. Imagine being willing to become verbally abusive over the politics of a place you already left behind. University ended… let it go 😂
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Kalanzi Shamirah
Kalanzi Shamirah@shamirahkal·
@emunduga @arinaitwehannah You sound like you lost an argument that no one even started with you. Next time, try thinking before you hit ‘post.’ It’s optional, but it helps.
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Shaka
Shaka@ShaffiuK·
Can i put up this with my 13M ?
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Jacob Otile, MD
Jacob Otile, MD@DrOtileUg·
Harvesting a Kidney during a cesarean section is such a funny and ignorant statement from a person of your caliber.
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Munduga
Munduga@emunduga·
@WKwinn What about men? What should they marry for?
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KWINN BAE❤👸
KWINN BAE❤👸@WKwinn·
As woman, its important to always marry for money. Love doesn't sustain marriages, money does. But money with a sprinkle sprinkle of beauty🌝 Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Ronald Agaba Jr 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇬
You may disagree with her leadership, hold strong reservations about her, or feel she doesn’t deserve your empathy right now especially in her moment of illness. Even so, let us remember that she is still a mother. The insensitive comments and posts about her health are deeply painful for her children... the fruits of her womb and for those closest to her. They also cast a shadow on the image of our nation. None of us would ever wish for such harshness while we ourselves are quietly nursing a sick loved one. With that in mind, I send my sincere wishes for a quick and full recovery, Your Excellency, the First Lady. 🙏🏿
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Anold Kato
Anold Kato@AnoldKato62054·
@UGCitizen256 Bro it seems like these days your happy with people's death
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Citizen
Citizen@UGCitizen256·
🚨 BREAKING NEWS🚨 This is General Kyaligonza, the former Chairman of the NRM in Kikuube. He is the same individual who was previously seen assaulting traffic officers with his security guards. Today, his son, Peter Banura, has perished in a road accident a few hours ago on the Hoima Road.
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Rwakakamba Morrison
Rwakakamba Morrison@Rwakakamba·
“8 new vacancies” did he actually say/write this? @grok help verify.
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Munduga
Munduga@emunduga·
@kiizaeron Impossible to overcome without overhauling the entire system
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KIIZA ERON
KIIZA ERON@kiizaeron·
One of the crises of modern Uganda. 🇺🇬 We must overcome it.
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Munduga
Munduga@emunduga·
@TonyNatif But you supported taking of the dollars when it came to Uganda handing over its health data, double standards?🤷🏽‍♂️
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Anthony Natif
Anthony Natif@TonyNatif·
This is objectively worse than anything the CDF of Uganda has ever tweeted. And this guy is actually actively bombing the country. But our “human rights saviors” will gladly accept his dollars and then set mobs on folks like me who call them out for being rather duplicitous.
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Munduga
Munduga@emunduga·
@cobbo3 But wasn't he machete wielding? How would they have described it, had the incident occurred in say Europe? Would they have used panga instead of machete to make it less racist?
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Charles Onyango-Obbo
This story and headline is a perfect example of how racist politics and narratives are subtly deployed in media. Blink and you miss it. On Thursday, a man killed four children in an attack inside a nursery school in the Ugandan capital of Kampala on Thursday. It was the most horrific attack on a kindergarten school in Uganda in recent memory. The attacker “brutally stabbed and killed four juveniles,” with a knife police said. Nearly all Uganda media reports said the murderer used a knife. However, in AP’s telling, he became a “machete wielding” attacker. It doesn’t make the tragedy any less, but the the word "machete" often carries cultural baggage in Western (and sometimes global) media framing. It often evokes images of chaotic violence in tropical or African settings –think the "wild savage" trope from colonial-era storytelling –more readily than a "knife" does for similar attacks elsewhere. And thus it conjures up an image of Kampala, or Uganda for that matter, as a place with menacing “natives” walking around with deadly machetes, rather than an individual who might be been mentally ill. Surprising how strong the instinct to fall back on these tropes remains.
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