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One day we shall give these people who send us rejection emails our honest opinions 😒

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Mpozi the men told us to post about menstruation / periods💀😹 But when did nausea enter the chats 😭 Women’s bodies just have something new every damn time!!!!

So many cures for these deadly viruses that keep coming up. Can’t someone figure out something for girlies with endometriosis 🥹 🧎‍♀️ It’s so sad 💔

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What’s this hate certain men have about women breastfeeding in public???

We celebrate Mother’s Day today and also remember those who departed from our lives. 🤍 To the mothers we miss, the grandmothers we still carry in our hearts, and every woman whose love lives on beyond this world, today we remember you with gratitude, love, and quiet strength. Your hugs, prayers, lessons, and sacrifices never truly left us. Even in your absence, your love still guides us every day. Happy Mother’s Day to the angels we wish we could hold one more time. 🤍

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There’s need to carry out a self-check to determine how we can enhance resilience and energy independence. “Over time, our shillings has depreciated in a month from late Feb and we stand a chance of losing our forex if there’s continued import dependence” #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

“Uganda has so many policies that look good on paper but with zero / poor implementation. This is not just about Energy infrastructure but also the capabilities of our offices / people in them.” Mr. Mawejje adds that there should be better policy implementation if we are to beat such crises / shocks as Ugandans. #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

The US-Israel-Iran has also affected remittances. “In 2025, Uganda had about 1.6 billion US $ in remittances” Dr. Francis Mwesigye adds that 60% of the 300,000 Ugandans working in the Middle East are Women and the biggest percentage are youths. #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

“30% of fertilizers come from the gulf , 20% goes to Uganda from Saudi Arabia and Qatar.” The tea sub-sector is also struggling as there’s low exports due to lack of fertilizers. #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

Mr. Joseph Mawejje, Senior Economist World Bank emphasizes that these services lack potential for growth of the economy and job creation hence the Bank should ensure that credit goes to those sectors that have the potential to for growth and also provide jobs to Ugandans. #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

“What can @BOU_Official do to defend the exchange rate without suffocating domestic credit?” “When we look at the composition of lending in the private sector, the largest share goes to real state services and personal services” #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

Remittances rose from US$1.16bn (2021) to US$1.51bn (2025), but the 2026 conflict may disrupt migrant incomes, posing risks to Inflows and household consumption. FDl Increased from US $1.65bn (2021) to US $3.36bn (2025); however, the 2026 conflict may delay investments, heighten risk aversion, and slow capital inflows to Uganda. #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

“This crisis reminds us of other crises that affected Uganda as a country including COVID-19 , Russia-Ukraine war. These cause a hold on ODA (Official Development Assistance) where cheap sources of money Shrink. Banks face High Cost of credit borrowing from external markets” Dr. @FrancMwesigye hints. #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

Dr. Francis Mwesigye points out that Uganda is vulnerable because it’s 100% import dependent in terms of petroleum products. “All sectors are affected though some more than others including Agriculture where 20% of fertilizers are affected ” #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01

“When such shocks hit, prices of oil, which fits into so many process rises there’s a likelihood of poverty rising.” Dr. Francis , Chief Economist, @UDB_Official adds on while discussing the Impact of the US-Israel-Iran Conflict on Uganda’s Economy. #UDBWebinarSeriesEP01