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@sejudav This deserves to be in the museum

Wamma Balimwezo, don't sit in it! And going by what is in papers these days,ebya Witchcraft mwebili nabyo; 😉😄! But on a serious note, why should Balimwezo sit in a Chair people have sat it in for 50 years? BTW, refurbished or not? Dirty as it looks? Why not go buy simple, CLEAN, KUBBIRI-Chair and discard those 'Colonial relics like the wigs we see around? What for?

@kiizaeron Well Good thing Tanzania is big ebough for him to breath. USA is sliding back, drowining and soon sanctions wont matter even in 3rd world countries.

The Department of State has designated Tanzanian Police Force (TPF) Senior Assistant Commissioner Faustine Jackson Mafwele under Section 7031(c) based on credible information that he was involved in gross violations of human rights. One year ago, members of the TPF detained, tortured, and sexually assaulted Ugandan @AAgather & Kenyan @bonifacemwangi, who were in Dar es Salaam to observe the judicial trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu. The designation prohibits Mafwele from entering the United States. The public designation is made under Section 7031(c) of the National Security, Department of State, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 2026 (Div. F, P.L. 119-75). state.gov/releases/offic…

@DavidLRubongoya Who made the kikofira

Go serve the people of KAMPALA with excellence. Congratulations, Lord Mayor Balimwezo Ronald Nsubuga.

@RonaldBalimwezo But for real the kikofira...looks like for magicians. I think i was designed in hate for lukwago

New day, New place 🙏! Glory be to God.

@AmWejuli @DailyMonitor Uganda has both military and democratics practices. Thats how its organised and when the igg fails some power from any where else in the state can take over.

@DailyMonitor Why should he call on the CDF? Corruption cases should be dealt with by the IGG or other anti corrupt bodies. If we go on like this, we might have a military state which can blossom sometimes but can also be disastrous! Time will tell

UPDATE: Outgoing State Minister for Foreign Affairs (Regional Cooperation) John Mulimba has called on Chief of Defence Forces Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba to establish a secure office where MPs and other individuals can safely provide information related to corruption allegations in the ongoing probe involving former Speaker Anita Among. Mulimba also called for a probe into the NRM Secretariat, alleging that some officials used cash to bribe voters during the recent polls. #MonitorUpdates 📹: @BuseinSamilu

@DailyMonitor Did u know that uganda is hybride government both military and democratic practices of political governance

@Tumuboine @kiizaeron @AAgather And they think they are right every otherday.

@kiizaeron @AAgather M7 this, M7 that…….All we know you were jailed after sturbornly becoming a nuisance in Courts of law. Let’s get that right on record ✍️

The M7 family has been harassing lawyers who don’t agree with their politics or represent their political rivals. This family jailed me for that reason and their intolerance has become bolder over the years. I am not surprised by MK’s threatening AAA’s lawyers. ABSURD.

@kirya_ug How sensible is it thinking that every white or brown person Africa /uganda in are investors.

But who awards visas to poor investors?

@mkainerugaba We should even have our own social media and money printed here in uganda.

I think Ugandans have now began to understand us...we don't joke around! Kampala will have the best roads and pavements in Africa!

@PSSEKABIR Sovereignty bill

According to Uganda’s National Order of Precedence, the Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) is listed at No. 27. My question is: since when did the CDF acquire the authority to order the arrest of a person who heads one of the government’s armed forces or security institutions? Since when? Is this power provided for in law, or are we witnessing a coup in realty? 🤔🤔

@Magezi_DavidW As if ur guaranteed to reach the future

We are documenting One day all of you will be accountable

@JoelSsenyonyi You may wat to know about south South Korea and Samsung. Looks like same model. Government has to invest in some companies to take off and create ecosystem for which ugandans can earn from.

Gov’t keeps giving out tax payers’ money to private companies, to the benefit of the individual owners and not the citizens; *Inspire Africa coffee factory in Ntungamo-180 billion shs. *DEI Biopharma-724 billion. *Atiak sugar factory-668 billion. *Roko-263 billion. In the proposed budget FY 2026/2027, Gov’t plans to add these entities more money. If this isn’t theft, I don’t know what is! #KeepingTheGovtInCheck

@kasiryeadamkad @wekesa_amos @WasswaEmma_ @Uganda_Expozed @UgandaMFA @ubctvuganda @TourismBoardUg @phiona_nam53267 @Muyodi_Shakie Why cant @wekesa_amos be awarded minister for Tourism. What does it take..... cant ugandans request do something and he is chosen

A diplomatic passport for Amos Wekesa @wekesa_amos Do you agree? #kadiryeadamkad

@Solomon_Kaweesa @frankbalkazerg1 Wisdom

@frankbalkazerg1 But how did Kenzo end up leading a team including such notable artistes?

In some other news, things got heated at the Kadongokamu meeting when Mzee Ssebata broke down in tears and walked out, hurt by Eddy Kenzo’s “failures” comment. Did he have a point, or did he just take Kenzo the wrong way?

@AKasingye I learnt some times headlines are ment to sell publishers newpapers.

Why us?

@PyeparFaisal So who else is doing it perhaps i think let his energy prevail. If you cant do it dont stop the one doing it.

You guys, ARE WE THIS BROKE NOW? 🤔

@Opiaiya @GodwinTOKO Perhaps he should read about the story of samsung..may be we can learn something. I dea is good and its comes with challenges more soo

Dear @GodwinTOKO no reason to forego Kiira EV for this to work. Both are important. Appropriate technology for agriculture and for cottage industries supporting agriculture are open pathways for farmers to pursue and there is funding available for these processes including tax exemption to lower entry

@kat_festo @UgandaMediaCent @kasujja @LoukmanAli Then its not worth or just fantasy...how .... really how. That mindset is traditional and doesnt win.

I also have an entire design for how to declutter our digital spaces. Naye ntya idea theft because someone would build generational wealth with it. Some people have dared to get close to it, but it has always fail becuase their ideas come from just hunger and not the love for Uganda.

Uganda’s creative economy is on an upward trajectory, offering immense opportunities for job creation. This afternoon, the Executive Director, Mr. @kasujja held discussions with renowned filmmaker @LoukmanAli on the sector and a potential strategic partnership.

@cbusinge @baryamureeba Imagine having a laptop and no lunch, pads or even salt, soap, medicine..... hmmmm. Families have no food and ur giving them laptops.

Prof. Baryamureeba, Prof. Lawrence Muganga’s argument is both timely and necessary. Please pay attention to Prof. Muganga’s piece. He is not simply advocating for devices—he is advocating for a complete shift in how we prepare Uganda for the future economy. From Limitation Thinking to Possibility Thinking @ReachDrMuganga is challenging something deeper: Should national policy be designed around constraints—or around the future we want to build? Globally, countries that transformed their education systems did not wait for perfect conditions. They used innovation to overcome constraints. •Rwanda → solar-powered smart classrooms •India → low-cost tablets and digital public infrastructure •Estonia → fully digitized education ecosystem Prof. Muganga’s position aligns with this global evidence: You don’t delay the future because of today’s limitations—you design around them. Also note: Education Must Align with Economic Ambition The $500 billion GDP vision is not theoretical—it demands a digitally capable workforce. This is exactly Muganga’s point: •You cannot build a modern economy with an analog education system •You cannot compete globally if students meet technology only at university level Data is clear: •Over 90% of jobs now require digital skills •Countries investing early in digital education see faster innovation and productivity growth So when Muganga pushes for early digital access, he is aligning education with: Uganda’s economic future—not just its current classroom realities. You suggest prioritizing teachers and labs instead of devices. But Muganga’s philosophy rejects this binary completely: Technology does not replace teachers—it amplifies them. Global research shows: •Teachers with digital tools deliver better learning outcomes •Students learn faster with interactive, tech-enabled environments Muganga is pushing for: •Empowered teachers •Digitally enabled classrooms •Practical, skills-based learning Not one at the expense of the other. From Risk Avoidance to Systems Design The fear of theft and misuse is real—but not unique to Uganda. Muganga’s approach implies: •Structured rollout (schools vs individuals) •Device tracking and management systems •Community accountability models •Solar and shared infrastructure solutions In other words: Policy should solve risks—not retreat from opportunity because of them This is where the real difference lies: •Prof. Baryamureeba’s view reflects a protectionist, constraint-based mindset •Prof. Muganga represents a forward-thinking, systems-transformational mindset Prof. Muganga is not ignoring Uganda’s realities—he is refusing to let those realities define Uganda’s future. Because the real question is not: “Can we afford to give every child access to technology?” The real question is: “Can we afford not to?”

Outdated ... We just need good teachers and laboratories in all schools. Ugandans have problems charging phones and so how will they charge laptops or keep them safely in rural areas? More than 50% would be stolen in the first year. Do research and propose practical solutions.