Kaija David

Kidlin's law, "If you write a problem down, clearly and specifically, you have solved half of it"

As part of efforts to improve public transport and reduce congestion in Kampala, Government introduces the E-Bus Xpress service, offering affordable and modern mobility for city commuters. Kampala Bus Fares | E-Bus Xpress City Square → Nakawa: UGX 800 City Square → Wandegeya: UGX 800 City Square → Ntinda: UGX 1,500 City Square → Bukoto: UGX 1,500 Nakawa → Ntinda: UGX 800 Bukoto → Ntinda: UGX 800 Fares do not vary, They are constant. Experience smarter travel Safe, clean, and comfortable electric buses with AC and Wi-Fi from as low as UGX 800. Cashless payments only: MTN MoMo: *165*22# or pay using Merchant Code: 594434 Airtel Money: (Code: 4405648) @ebusxpress #ElectricExperience #OpenGovUg

This belongs to all of us.

MESSAGE | Mr. @kasujja, Executive Director of the Uganda Media Centre and Government Spokesperson, provides an update on Uganda’s Ebola status and ongoing national response efforts. #HealthUG

@JoshuaLutaaya__ @NellyKumba Please do enlighten me on the full name and location of this Hajjat. My DM is open

@NellyKumba 😂 I’m waiting for UEDCL to DM me and I take them

Like 1 billion of this is from my previous Landlady…no one wins Hajjati in stealing electricity 🙂‍↔️

@newvisionwire @VisionGroup @sidneymiria @BarbaraKaija Congratulations @sidneymiria you truly deserve this opportunity. Thank you for setting a great example mum @BarbaraKaija and Congratulations on finalising a very big assignment. Onwards to the next assignment in life.

✍️🏽 NEW APPOINTMENT The @VisionGroup Board of Directors has appointed @sidneymiria the new Editor-in-Chief. He is set to succeed @BarbaraKaija, who retires this June after over 30 years of dedicated service to the company. READ MORE 👇🏽 #VisionUpdates newvision.co.ug/category/news/…

Everyone loves a beautiful home! But remember not to spend 10 years of your working life building it. If you can't do it in 4, you probably can't afford it, and a small house near where you work is better than a bungalow in the village!

Recommendation isn’t a favour. Someone just risked their integrity for you. Pay back with results. DELIVER!

@duchace @Raymo_Joe32 This!!!!

@Raymo_Joe32 They usually start in graduate roles in such technical positions where they learn things on the job, most places have robust early career training programmes and aren’t too strict on the degree subject. Then they work their work up and get the necessary certifications.

England is so funny. Someone will have a degree in English Literature, and go on to work as a Quantity surveyor, on merit lol.

@TeamMassape are you ready for some good tikitaka ⚽️ on Sunday? 😉🔒

@ManCaveUg For both professionals & No professionals there’s magic in being reliable, accountable, responsive & Flexible despite how long you have stayed in that working place. That makes you an asset and a resource to the decision makers.

@sk_bongomin93 We waste alot of brain power making conscious decisions everyday. Save some by delegating some of these decisions (to the wife or PA) or pre-making these decisions (like what to wear)

Why do most wealthy people in Uganda only wear white?🤔

@poshaaloyo Tungi youtu.be/hPu53IBW24I?si…

Let’s create a list of Ugandan artists that are not too popular, have amazing music and deserve that airplay. I raise you Bowman Aremwaki 🙌🏿

🧠 "Keep Thinking" Prize - TARA by Kyeyune Kazibwe A dashcam-to-economic-appraisal pipeline that turns road footage into infrastructure investment recommendations. Tested on an actual road under construction in Uganda.

Uganda has been officially cleared to export animals and animal products to the European Union, a significant milestone that opens new opportunities for the country’s aquaculture and livestock sectors.

Eng. Zimbe Pafula Bigambo is a Civil Engineer with over ten years of experience in road and oil & gas projects. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Civil and Building Engineering (Kyambogo University) and a Postgraduate Degree in Project Planning and Management (Uganda Management Institute). He currently serves as Deputy Resident Engineer on Lots 4 and 5 of the Nansana Road Projects under GKMA-UDP, where he oversees contract administration, construction supervision, quality assurance, and stakeholder coordination. We congratulate him as he takes the Engineers’ Oath, celebrating a career dedicated to infrastructure excellence, professional integrity, and impactful engineering delivery. #WED2026 #RegisteredEngineers #AnnualEngineersOath
#WorldEngineeringDay2026
#ForEngineeringExcellence

My limited life experience has taught me; 1. There is always two sides to a story. 2. Privacy is gold. 3. Strive to be empathetic.

Uganda Climbs to 3rd Position in Africa’s Financial Markets Rankings, Takes Lead across East Africa Uganda overtakes Nigeria to rank third in @Absa Africa Financial Markets Index 2025, driven by balanced gains across market depth, foreign exchange access, regulation, macro stability and legal standards. @BOU_Official Governor Michael Atingi-Ego and PSST @rggoobi say deeper, more inclusive capital markets are now critical to sustaining growth. Read the full story: ceo.co.ug/uganda-climbs-… @AbsaUganda

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Bwana @spirejim, while I respect your attitude and approach, I vehemently disagree with it and would not encourage anyone to propagate it. First, do you think that 'strugglers' against bad governance are supposed to be shielded from criticism or scrutiny? Two, as a scholar, do you think the 'struggle against bad governance' is not a fertile or suitable field for scholarship (by 'disinterested' scholars or not)? Three, if 'strugglers' are shielded from scrutiny or put differently, are allowed to ascend to power with fragile skins and brittle egos, are we not in a vicious cycle of grooming and fighting dictators? How do we put an end to it?

The problem with coming up to fight bad governance in Uganda is that many people will look at it as your exclusive responsibility to do so. They’ll then sit aside and start theoretically analysing and criticising your efforts - what you are doing right or not. While they are affected by the same problems you are fighting, it is not their primary duty to do anything about the problems beyond playing like linesmen and disinterested scholars. Even under harsh political environments, they’ll call you weak and mock you for being beaten by a system you should be joining hands to face. That is how even those who try end up quietly withdrawing. My attitude is to respect, support and encourage those who try to do what I can’t do but that I find necessary to be done. Let everyone add what they can, not just feeling entitled to being saved by another perfect person.