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My first car was a Subaru Legacy B Sport. Same engineers, same pool that bought us the MacBooks. We just kept it running. 5 of us, 4M each every month. Whoever's turn it was that month drove off in a car. I still remember all five of us going together to the car bonds in Nakawa and Kireka to buy that month's car. Every trip was a moment of excitement. I could not wait for mine. Laptops first. Then cars. Same five names every time, no contracts, no interest.

Be humble. You’re not smarter than your manager who can’t use excel properly, they are your manager for a reason.

I’m 95% sure that this guy escaped from psychiatric😭😹

There's a Ugandan website for this , Motoka dot com(don't be stupid please). Enter brand name eg Toyota Specific car type eg Harrier Enter year of manufacture eg 2016 It will calculate all the taxes due for all the various engine sizes eg taxes for 1800cc, 2000cc , 2500cc for the same vehicle.

If there is such a thing as an open secret, I’m going to let you in on one: Capitalism favors owners (owners of capital). Since most of us start with no inheritance, we enter the system with only our labor. 1/4

@Anite__Evelyn @AfricaFactsZone Do you mean to say that there are no people who voted you? If not for humanity, why not for your loyal voters?

@AfricaFactsZone, Thank you for bringing this up. First, it's true I took back my ambulance & I have no apologies for that. Why did I do it? It's because they didn't vote for me. So did you expect me to walkaway with nothing? Galatians 6:7 A man reaps what he sows.

I don’t know if this is still necessary but with new information I have to clear the record. The money Among and her cronies stole in the 8 months between July 2025 and Feb 2026 is over UGX 50,000,000,000 ( about $13.5M). These astronomical amounts spent on “parliamentary commission operations” were picked directly from @BOU_Official unlike those for “outreach programs” for the speaker and commissioners which were channeled through the Parliamentary Sacco. #UgandaParliamentExhibitionII

@Isacmpanga This is one of those times to bring this video back

@NinyeTabz Remember the series "24" ? Yes, it feels the same in Uganda rn😂 Something is happening in every hour😂

The 11th speaker of Parliament’s home at Mackinon road got some uninvited guests a few minutes ago from Uganda Police.

Interesting!

PAYE changes they’re not telling you For many professionals today, one salary is no longer enough. So, when the government introduces a system where additional effort attracts the highest tax rate immediately, people naturally begin asking: Are we taxing extra productivity or punishing survival? bit.ly/3OY2wJT #MonitorUpdates

Before Among became Speaker of Parliament, the office didn't have a donation budget. Not even 1,000/=! Only the president did. In 2022, she started with 2.9 billion for donations! Then it doubled, & increased by 10 billion! Today she has 14.2 billion to donate. That's 1.2 billion per month, or 40 million shillings every day - 24 hours - or 1.6 million per hour, in THIS Uganda! Money just for her to give out as she deems fit, if at all she decides to give it out anyway! #UgandaParliamentExhibitionII

@Ishmaelthehost I don't think it's the corruption shocking them, I think it's the audacity 😂😂

You know you are really corrupt when your corruption shocks even the corrupt.🙌🏾😂

@GodwinTOKO @AgoraCFR Christ!

In 2022, Jacob Oulanyah cut the office of speaker’s budget from 4.4 billion to 3.9 billion. He had said publicly that he wanted it to fall to 2 billion & that was the start. He didn't live long enough to do it. Instead, Among took over. As soon as she did, she increased it to 8.2 billion, then 13 billion, & then made it 19,000,000,000/=. All this, in less than four years! #UgandaParliamentExhibitionII

CURRENCIES IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Dartte__45 The last part anko🙌😂

Arua park(in Kampala)= Park for buses/taxis going to arua from Kampala, the same way we have Jinja road or Masaka road in Kampala, they're roads that take you from Kampala to Jinja/Masaka. (You should probably cut your tubes).

In October 2006, a domestic row erupted in the home of David Kiganda, the senior pastor of Christianity Focus Centre in Mengo, Kisenyi, when his wife, Hadijja Nasejje, allegedly cheated on him with a man selling chapattis. Kiganda would later divorce Hadijja and live single whilst taking care of their 5 children alone. In 2013, he announced how he had found love again and ended up marrying his current wife, Pr. Cindy Kiganda. Amidst his 2006 marital woes, Amarula Family (Amooti Omubalanguzi, Paddy Bitama-RIP- Daniel Irish Kanyerezi-Kyebandula Irish, Messe Bontwe-RIP) acted one of the funniest skits in Ugandan TV comedy on their show dubbed "Side Mirror" then. 👇🏿👇🏿

And the punishment does not end at PAYE. After being taxed like there is no tomorrow, the Ugandan walks into a digital economy that has been booby-trapped by the same government. Mobile money: Uganda is the only country in the region that taxes the value of money you withdraw from your own wallet, on top of taxing the service fee. Withdraw UGX 1 million through mobile money and you part with about UGX 16,630 in fees and taxes. Do the same at a bank or ATM and you pay around UGX 3,000. Sending and withdrawing that same UGX 1 million on mobile money costs more than transporting the cash physically across Kampala. Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa do not tax the transaction value at all. Smartphones: Uganda is the only country in the region that imposes a 10% import duty on smartphones. Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Nigeria and South Africa charge zero. The result is that 61.7% of Ugandans still use feature phones, while their neighbours scroll into the future. Airtime and data: 12% excise duty on prepaid and postpaid airtime, plus 18% VAT on top of it. Internet in Uganda remains among the most expensive in East Africa, while data spend per user is one of the lowest on the continent. Translation: we pay the most to use the least. Rental income: Landlords cough up rental tax separately from PAYE, and individuals are taxed at 12% on gross rental income above UGX 2.82 million annually, with no deductions allowed for actual costs. Landlords do not absorb that cost. They pass it straight onto tenants, which is part of why rent in Kampala has become punishing for ordinary working people. You are taxed on your salary, then taxed again, indirectly, on the roof over your head. Withholding tax, VAT, fuel levies, environmental levies, the digital service tax on Netflix and YouTube subscriptions, road user fees, parking levies in Kampala, and the famous "service charges" that mysteriously appear at the bottom of restaurant bills. There is no corner of life in this country that has not been monetised, taxed, fined, or assessed. The net effect is brutal. A Ugandan in formal employment hands over the largest slice of their salary in PAYE earlier than any @jumuiya neighbour, then pays more to send money to their mother, more to access that money, more to call their mother, more to text their mother, more to watch a film to forget their mother is also broke, and more to fill the car they need to drive to see her. By the time the average worker has finished settling all the visible and invisible taxes, what remains is barely enough to fund the dignity of a working person. Meanwhile, those collecting the taxes are flying private, building palaces in Bukedea, and skipping the bills at international summits. Money goes up. Suffering trickles down. That is the actual model.