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@ShamimNambassa @newvisionwire We did it👊🏿

Hello Kampala 😊 📸@newvisionwire

Team. Arsenal Best player.Gyokeres Best fun.KLEF Congratulations my team greetings from Uganda

@cpmayiga Bwekili Mr Kattikiro 👊🏿

Hey you, Gooners: 22 years is a long wait, but it makes it the sweeter when our closest and strongest rival, (Man City) stumbles at the closing stages. Muyogeeyoge abawagizi ba Arsenal!! Kabaka yatugamba ku myaka 30 ng'ali ku Nnamulondo nti: katandika butandisi....😊😄😊😄💪🏾💪🏾👌🏾👌🏾 CPM

@SirDanMagic1 @Arsenal Well-done boys

What a beautiful moment, what a game, crazy in North London! We are the champions 🏆@Arsenal

@DrMorgans01 Mr Museveni is also corrupted we all know 🤔😳

Gen. Museveni's family has a budget of about 2.9 billion a day. So they eat 1 Rolls Royce and 2 Range Rover Sport every day! Now they are fighting corruption!😂🙌

@DrMorgans01 My president 👊🏿🙌🏿

Warning to General public don't be fooled by General Museveni and his group, they are just mafias at work so be careful don't fall in trap. On 07.12.2020 "Every once in a while, you hear Gen. Museveni, the chief priest of corruption talking about fighting corruption. Our nation is bleeding. This is why so many citizens are coming together to say ENOUGH. How can a head of state be so shameless? Each one of us has an urgent duty to salvage our country from this mess!" 10 April 2025 "Until we kick out the National Robbers Movement and its Chief Priest Yoweri Museveni, our country will never be free from this blatant criminality with impunity!" Bobi Wine

@sk_bongomin93 Instead of giving him a job🤣🤣 he's so intelligent

Police in Mbale is on the hunt of a man who painted his dog with leopard colours and scared away the bank loan officers who had come to collect money, naye Uganda🤣🤣🤣🤣🙌🙌

@SpireJim Mr Museveni is also in a big office.he also spends extravagantly😏🤔uhmm Uganda yaffe kiki😭

If we are to predict basing on government’s history of ‘fighting corruption’ in big offices, how do you think the Anita saga will end?

@HEBobiwine Mr President neka violence 🤣🤣

Abantu abo lwa kweyerusa, ssi beerufu nnyo!

@SsemujjuNganda1 Dear Anita u gat the numbers 😂fight hard we are behind you

Anita Among once said…?

@DMichealR @SpireJim 45yrs in power almost so which institution is firmly stand on its own. They are all captured.Do you even understand the word(Above) 🤔😏 what's your age sir🤷🏾‍♂️

@klefkasujja @SpireJim Let's comprehend. Shouting about legislative when the actual enabler is executive.... Does it make sense. And by executive i don't refer to President but the systems set in executive

With all the money stolen and spent extravagantly without any controls in institutions such as Parliament, why should government continue borrowing money in the name of citizens - money that will take generations to pay!!!

@DMichealR @SpireJim Unless you're among those who are protecting the gains🤷🏾‍♂️ surely if you are an ordinary Ugandan u gonna face it rough like us

@klefkasujja @SpireJim And the fear to attack the actual problem. Dusect the rate of turnover of MPs per election cycle to be more logical next time

@SpireJim I support them. What kind of a parent are you. 🤷🏾‍♂️starving your own children and feed those of your neighbors. Come back to your countries.fight for your freedom Uganda is bleeding😏

Joana give me hope … 🎺

@DMichealR @SpireJim The problem of Uganda and Africa at large are the long serving leaders. He addressed in his own words. So totuwoganira we know the root of the thieves in Uganda

@SpireJim An elite of your caliber would know that the actual stealing is with executive not other branches. A parliament that can not even alter a single digit allocated u want to suggest that it has a role. Be more analytical, and focus the country to the actual problem

@SpireJim They said Obote and Amin were bad but this regime has worsened 😏🤔 I hate them

@rutehangwa @DailyMonitor @MARTINSUGARUG Banange🤣

@DailyMonitor @MARTINSUGARUG My big sisters went from grass to grace.😂😂😂😂😂

House Speaker Anita Among has said she is not interested in being President, joining a line of other government officials who have denied nursing presidential ambitions. #MonitorToon #MonitorUpdates

@HEBobiwine Mr President gwatusinga ssebo 🙌🏿

A few minutes from now, I will be at the University of Michigan African Studies Center for a fireside chat on Uganda’s struggle for democracy, human rights, and a prosperous future for all who call it home. Join us at the LSA Building, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 01:30 PM EDT. #PeoplePower ✊🏾

@MordecaiMuriisa Proudly muganda. Proudly a Ugandan. Big up @andrewkabuura

Many Ugandans felt a deep sense of pride when sports journalist Andrew Kabuura became the first Ugandan journalist to analyze a UEFA Champions League match live on SuperSport TV during the clash between PSG and Bayern Munich. For many, it was not just a personal achievement for Kabuura it was a moment that put Uganda on the global stage. But what truly caught people’s attention came at the end of the show. As he signed off, Kabuura briefly spoke in Luganda. It lasted only a few seconds, yet those moments exploded across social media. Clips went viral, Ugandans celebrated online, and even the Buganda Kingdom publicly appreciated him for taking Luganda to an international audience. What began as a football broadcast suddenly sparked a much bigger national conversation: Should Luganda officially become Uganda’s national language? My answer is simple: yes. And before anyone dismisses this as tribal bias, let me make this clear, I am not a Muganda. That is exactly why I believe this argument deserves serious consideration. This is not about tribe; it is about reality, influence, and practicality. Luganda is already the most widely spoken indigenous language in Uganda. Whether in Kampala, central Uganda, the streets of western towns, eastern trading centers, or even parts of northern Uganda, Luganda has increasingly become the language many people use to communicate across tribal lines. In markets, music, media, comedy, sports, and business, Luganda already functions like an unofficial national language. Beyond Uganda, the language has traveled across the world through music, migration, social media, and entertainment. Ugandans in the diaspora continue to spread it globally, while non-Baganda increasingly learn and understand it through popular culture. Kabuura speaking Luganda live on an international sports platform was symbolic, it showed that Luganda is no longer confined to Buganda alone. Critics may argue that making Luganda a national language would sideline other Ugandan languages. But recognizing Luganda’s national role does not mean erasing linguistic diversity. Countries across the world have national languages while still preserving regional and cultural identities. A national language should unite communication, not destroy heritage. The truth is, many Ugandans already understand Luganda more than any other local language. Pretending otherwise is simply ignoring reality. Andrew Kabuura’s viral moment may have lasted seconds, but it exposed something much bigger: Luganda has grown beyond being just a tribal language. It has become a language of influence, identity, media, and national connection. And perhaps the country is finally ready to admit it. YouTube - youtu.be/yFO-tvyZLtI?si…

@nickopiyo My president 👊🏿

The real threat to Uganda’s economy and sovereignty is not those who criticize the government's policy. It is the folks who stream to Staye House to crack deals and turn up at government agencies with the blue letter subverting the normal process of developing and execution of government programs. They tend to be linked to the ruling class and the First Family, and they sell access to the imperial president. Yet the Soverigntt Bill makes no mention of such practice. See an example below

@kampala_solomon Kampiseko wano president wange👊🏿

Recently, I’ve been thinking more and more about becoming a teacher. The more I learn about different topics is the more I’ve been getting pulled into the wonderful world of knowledge and I have a tendency to want to share to the world everything that I have learnt. Maybe one day when I have accumulated enough knowledge, I will feel worthy enough to set up a course or two to teach other curious minds like myself the things I have learnt from a world that has been so generous to me.