STEVEN JEREMY NTAMBI

@nakiwalaaisha Hi Dr. Nakiwala, I’m Steven Ntambi from Makunika EV. We’ve tried reaching you (even passed by your office) to discuss onboarding fresh Mass Comm graduates for our Creative Communication team—hands-on pathway into Uganda’s emobility. Would be honored to connect. 🙏

@KCCA ⁦@KCCAED⁩ Thank you for reviving and growing our dream ⁦⁦⁦@CityFestivalKla⁩. Have a great day!

#Opportunity #mapping #gis #urbanplanning #urbanplanner

#Mobility #Opportunity #emobility #ElectricVehicle

#engineering #internship #training #electricVehicles #EVs #Evchargers

@kasujja @TheMatundaMan Cafesserie?

Uga 220k ($60) a month? Paid in arrears on the 4th? For a waiter/waitress? No meals. No transport. From 0630 TO 1530 if it’s a day shift. At the end of the shift, they are required to write how much they have earned in tips. Their aprons and shirts are checked for money at the end of their shift. My heart aches for these kids- many of who are graduates. The establishment I am referring to is a favourite of mine. I will disclose who they are as soon as I can get a right of reply. These low wages are an insult to Ugandans.

The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (@MEMD_Uganda) is launching Uganda’s FIRST Government Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Station this week! ⚡🚗🔋 📅 Save the Date: Wednesday, 12th March 2025 Join us in driving Uganda’s e-mobility future! #UgandaEVLaunch

Ultra Fast Charging now open at Amber house…complimentary free charging currently on going

@omo_ding Great feedback. Thanks

@sntambi Since you installed them, then you can re-label them correctly as Ultra-Fast DC and not as Fast DC because the two charging mechanisms are different.

@omo_ding I should know better…we installed them…don’t you think…I’m glad you have interest in industry though…it’s a good signal for growth

@sntambi Mukulu, those are simply fast DC chargers. Ultra-fast DC charging also known as HPC, has not yet come to the African EV market.

@DannyT_UG @MihigoDavidson @enywaru Not by government. This one is fully private

@MihigoDavidson @enywaru @sntambi installed this one last year.. is it not by government @MihigoDavidson?

City Oil Kisementi & Design Hub have had electric Car Charging Station since the start of the year.

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@MihigoDavidson @anyole_abel @irenebateebe

@anyole_abel @sntambi Yes local brand by Ugandans. They went to same schools as you did. Engineering and design by your relatives led by @sntambi. Thats if you are Ugandan. Proud that Govt chose to use Ugandans for Ugandan solutions. Thanks to @irenebateebe

Government of Uganda has installed the first Electric Car charging stations in UG with capacity to charge 4 cars concurrently within 30mins giving 500kms/car These have been assembled, installed 100% by Ugandans led by Dr @sntambi. Engineering design by 100% Ugandans. 🇺🇬 👏🏼

@Masekdank @MihigoDavidson That was the third actually. First was at design hub, second at Arena mall

@MihigoDavidson @sntambi Correction first one was at City oil Kamwokya

@irumanyika Every man is self-made but only the successful ones will say so… it would be good to see the other side of this distribution…how many dropped out and didn’t…

Successful and dropped out of college

We are the People We Have Been Waiting for

@hoodssuuna The same way you can’t suggest return of line telephone if mobile phone operators are not reliable

@sntambi We can reduce congestion in a week. 1. Gazette lanes for buses or any vehicles carrying more than 4 people. 2. Private cars should not enter the city, tax those that want to. These will require laws and enforcement, unfortunately I don't see it happening

Buses in public transport in Uganda will be a big error and will never solve congestion

@hoodssuuna Public transport in developed countries is a social good while in Uganda and most sub-Saharan its a commercial good operating on free market principles…the suggestion you make while good is conflicted on the principles of commercial operation of public transport in our setting