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"Make Mistakes, But don't Regret them; Learn from them! Because Regrets are the hardest things to carry when you get older!" #Memorablelines #funzonehouse

🚧 PUBLIC NOTICE: Temporary Closure of Nateete–Nakawuka Road.

Scenes next season 😭😭😭

Kids no longer go to Kasenyi Landing Site?😳🙆‍♀️

So this is how accident scene are created in movies 😳

🥇| @philmcnulty: "There are currently no indications that FSG are planning to part with Slot, but the voices of Liverpool supporters are rising in volume against him. Saturday's 1-1 draw at home to Chelsea was played out in an atmosphere of toxicity rarely heard at Anfield."

Will NRM MPs fall for Anita’s trap and defy Museveni on the speakership bid? Share your views #KJOpinions

Uganda has the worst car owners

Aura for aura 😂😂💔

Porvety has convinced people to think that marrying someone with money means you made it in life

Which country makes the best tires

Real 💔

Why haven't Uganda Police changed from old number plates to new number plates?

This bald dude in Florida has been getting pulled over by cops NON-STOP for “not wearing a helmet.” They ticket him, he pays it, rides off… and it keeps happening. Finally he gets fed up, pulls over, looks the cop dead in the eye… and slowly peels off his helmet like it’s his actual scalp. Turns out it’s one of those super low-profile, matte black helmets that blends perfectly with a shaved head. Dude’s been 100% legal the whole time 😂 Cops were speechless.

I wonder why girls are built like this 🤔

Kids don’t need perfect parents. They need present parents. Just be present.

🚨 | @SkyKaveh: “It is an open secret that Xabi Alonso’s dream is to manage Liverpool Football Club.”

Amina(Not real names) sent me a DM today. She spent her 20s being the "golden girl." At university, the advice from everyone....her parents, her mentors, even her aunties...was the same: "Focus. Don’t let these boys ruin your future. Build yourself first." ​So she built. She chased the dreams, got the corporate job, and curated a "soft life" that made everyone on the timeline jealous. She was the blueprint. By 32, she finally felt "ready." That’s when Ibrahim came along. It was a wedding for the books....the kind of ceremony that trends for three days, with enough food to feed a village and decor that cost a small fortune. They were the power couple. ​But then the silence started. ​For three years, they "tried." Amina went from tracking her career milestones to tracking her ovulation like a forensic scientist. She’s 35 now, and the doctors are talking about IVF with the same casual tone they use to describe a weather report. Each round is a massive invoice that her "good job" can barely cover, and the emotional toll is draining the life out of her. ​The irony is bitter. She has the house, the husband, and the designer bags, but the one thing she wants most isn't for sale. And while she’s navigating this expensive, quiet grief, the "village" has turned on her. The same people who told her to wait are now whispering that she’s "expired." ​Rumor has it her mother-in-law is already scouting a "younger, more fertile" second wife back home, someone who hasn't "wasted" their best years in a boardroom. It’s a modern African horror story: you do everything they tell you to do to be a "success," only to be discarded the moment your body doesn't meet the deadline.