Nicholas Esterhazy

MSc. Environment bagged successfully 🎊🎊🎊🎉 #Mak72ndGrad #MakerereAt100

@kakensaug Mine did... Right now, it has beans

Just 5 months old, we are now mulching them, I will come to challenge someone who said that Robusta Elite coffee can't flower within a year or year and a half..

NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABILITY AWARDS, 2026 THIRD EDITION Call for Submission of Nominations for the National Environment Sustainability Awards is Out! For eligibility visit; nema.go.ug/en/nesa/ To nominate visit; nema.go.ug/en/nesa-2026-n… Nominations are open until 22nd May, 2026 Date of the event: June 19, 2026, SERENA HOTEL, KAMPALA

A lady was in the park snacking with her kids when a random child ran over, looking interested. Out of a "good heart" and pure African instinct, she gave the kid a snack. Within minutes, the child was having a severe allergic reaction. ​Luckily, the mother—who was seated across the park—had an EpiPen and saved the day. But the gratitude ended there. The police were called, and the "kind stranger" was taken in for questioning. ​In our culture, you don't let a child watch you eat; you share. It’s how we were raised. But in a world of hidden allergies and strict laws, that "good heart" can land you in a cell. We are living in times where "minding your business" isn't just being cold—it’s a survival tactic.

@AsasiraGilbert @CoffeeUganda @NaCORIUganda @ByarugabaRemi @GKatabazi @NuwaNicholas @InspireAfrica_ Well done... Emphasis should be put on water availability

I spent the Inauguration Day at my “coffee park” in Rwampara. I planted the first trees in Feb 2024 and I am now set to join the money economy. Mpozi how much is that Rolls Royce?😂😂 @CoffeeUganda @NaCORIUganda @ByarugabaRemi @GKatabazi @NuwaNicholas @InspireAfrica_

UPDATES A delegation led by Hon. Robinah Nabbanja conducted an inspection tour of the Bugoma Central Forest Reserve to assess its current condition. The findings from the visit justify the rationale behind the change of management. Official handover loading.. #BugomaForest

Minister Tom Butime of @MTWAUganda , has issued a strong warning to all encroachers, trespassers, and individuals involved in the destruction of #Bugoma Central #Forest to immediately vacate the area and also Urged the public to support UWA in its ongoing efforts to protect

@Omujugujugu1 @KagutaMuseveni Farmer

I spent my Saturday qualitatively well, I opened up a new plantation Insha Allah, next year around the same time, I will be the new Don in town, I will be buying beer for people around me Let’s embrace commercial agriculture as emphasized by HE @KagutaMuseveni Blessings Fam

@mkbyemero Congratulations

I am pleased to share that I have graduated with a Master’s Degree in Management Studies (Project Planning and Management). This achievement marks an important milestone in my professional and personal growth journey. I am grateful to everyone who supported, encouraged, and inspired me along the way. I look forward to applying the knowledge and skills gained to contribute more effectively to projects, leadership, and organizational development. #Graduation #UMI

@QSRocky @imbankug Congratulations 🎉

It’s been God and @imbankug.

@onstructionguy @UMIUganda Congratulations 🎉

We made it out @UMIUganda M&E consultant 🎉🎉🤗😀

Most Ugandans shop for tyres the same way they shop for mangoes at Owino Market. By how they look! That mistake alone has cost them thousands and sometimes even a life. 7 things to check before you buy new tyres. Save this thread.👇

The leaked report from Parliament’s Joint Committee on Defence and Internal Affairs and the Committee on Legal and Parliamentary Affairs on The Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 has indicated that 60 stakeholders appeared before the Joint Committee to submit their views on the controversial Bill. Full report: …tch-backend-production.up.railway.app/media/report_s…

“During the divorce proceedings in court, he tried to fight to have me back but Judge Lorna Tukundane Patience told him “Let her go, she loves you, she will come back”. I didn’t mind about it but here we are, I’m back because I loved him.”- Daphne youtu.be/P7ftzkRDHpY

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Coffee Quality Control Most coffee losses in East Africa don’t happen at export… They happen on the ground 🌱 Poor drying is still one of the biggest challenges across the coffee value chain in countries like Rwanda,Tanzania,Uganda and Kenya leading to mold, inconsistent quality, and lower prices for farmers and traders. Yet, improving coffee quality doesn’t always require expensive machinery. Sometimes, it’s as simple as: ✔️ Keeping coffee off the ground ✔️ Controlling drying speed ✔️ Protecting it from contamination We are focused on post-harvest coffee solutions helping farmers, traders, and processors improve quality through better drying systems. From using our designed raised drying beds to tarpaulins and shade nets, the goal is simple: 👉 Reduce losses 👉 Improve quality 👉 Increase value per kilogram Because better drying = better coffee = better income. If you're in the coffee space farmer, trader, processor, or exporter I’d love to connect, learn, and collaborate. Let’s build a stronger, quality-driven coffee industry in East Africa ☕ @nationalcoffee @collinskimanth2 @Rugusuki @SSBlackCoffee @emmiebert @ITCnews #Coffee #PostHarvest #UgandaCoffee #KenyaCoffee #TanzaniaCoffee #RwandaCoffee #Agribusiness #ValueAddition #CoffeeQuality #EastAfrica #coffeetrade #qualitycontroll

Most Ugandans on third-party insurance think they're insured. They're not. They've just paid a legal fee to be allowed on the road. Third-party covers the other guy. That's the entire job. If you hit a boda, MTP (Motor Third Party) pays him up to 1M for injury and 10M total across all victims in one accident. Your car, your bumper, your medical bills, your stress. Your problem. And the actual price some people quote is wrong. MTP in Uganda right now is about UGX 76,000 a year which can slightly vary by provider. Comprehensive is regulated at roughly 4% of your car's market value per year. A 20M Vitz costs around 800k. A 30M Noah sits at about 1.2M. A 50M Harrier is closer to 2M. An 80M Prado pushes 3.2M. Install a tracker and most insurers knock up to 15% off. Here is the math nobody runs. If your car is worth 30M and you are paying 76k for MTP, you are sitting on a 30M asset with zero cover for theft, fire, your own accident damage, vandalism or the boda that hit and broke your side mirror and disappeared on Kampala Road in our usual crazy traffic. One bad afternoon erases the asset. The 1.2M would have replaced it. If your car is worth under 15M and you can absorb the full loss, third-party is reasonable. Above that if you are not insuring. You are gambling. And with the indiscipline and chaos on our roads, "the buying land & building a house guys" get to win eventually...😂 Are you on MTP only or comprehensive? Has yours ever paid out? Tell me below.

While the Governor BOU was lecturing the committee on balance of payments, reserves and depreciation of the currency as the economic effect of the Bill, the Certificate of Financial Implication for bill states that the outcome of the implementation will provide a secure environment to implement government programs. You would imagine that the Technocrats at Ministry of Finance would have flagged such a Certificate before releasing it to the Clerk to Parliament.

That is the ugly position the government has put us into. There is a big, big problem, ... “What we are doing today, is what should have been done by government.” said Katuntu. Katuntu stated that from the moment the Governor started his submission, he was grappling with many questions in his mind as to what is going on in Uganda because the scrutiny of the Bill by Parliament should have been done by the Executive through consulting relevant stakeholders so Government agencies don’t come before Parliament to oppose the same bill. “What we are doing today, is what should have been done by government. Talking to the central bank, talking to FIA, talking to Makerere University, talking to banks, talking to literally people who should be the stakeholder. But from all of them as they have appeared here, they seem to be so confused about who actually brought this sort of legislation here. That is the ugly position the government has put us into. There is a big, big problem,” said Katuntu. Courtesy Photo

14 people killed. No survivors. A plane crashes near Juba, and once again families are left with grief while questions demand answers. How many tragedies must happen before aviation safety is taken seriously in South Sudan? #SouthSudan @SSOX211

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