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There is power in information sharing #OpenData #Feedback #citizens #SpeakUp

Today, we celebrate the hands that build, the minds that innovate, and the voices that shape our communities. #labourday26

We’re pleased to welcome Ronald Mutegeki to the SEMA team as our Research and Data Manager. Ronald joins us at a time when strong data, evidence, and insights are more important than ever in shaping responsive programs and meaningful impact. We look forward to the expertise, dedication, and innovation he brings to the team.#employeespotlight

Today URSB celebrates the World Intellectual Property Day 2026. This year’s theme, “IP and Sports: Ready, Set, Innovate,” highlights how creativity and innovation, supported by intellectual property continue to shape and transform the world of sports. From game-changing technologies and equipment to branding, broadcasting, and fan experiences, IP plays a vital role in making sports more dynamic, accessible, and impactful for everyone. At URSB, we celebrate the creators, innovators, and entrepreneurs whose ideas drive progress in sports. #WorldIPDay #IPandSports #ReadySetInnovate

The Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026 has the potential to shape how businesses operate, civil society engages, media functions, and how citizens experience everyday life. As part of ongoing efforts to support informed public dialogue, this survey is collecting views from across the country to better understand perspectives, concerns, and expectations around the proposed Bill. Your input will help contribute to a more informed and inclusive conversation and support evidence-based decision-making. Take the survey: lnkd.in/dy-KX-sh #WeShapeGov #CivicEngagement #PublicParticipation #Uganda #SovereigntyBill2026

Hello kampala Keeping Kampala clean is a shared responsibility #ForAlivableCity

With just a single button press, a mother visiting Kisugu Health Centre can quickly rate the quality of care she receives anonymously and with confidence that her voice will lead to action. #Feedbackmatters

We are hiring a Communications Associate. If you are a proactive communicator (2-4 years of experience) with strong execution skills and a passion for impact-driven work, we would love to hear from you. Apply here: bit.ly/CommsAssociate…

From drug trafficking to combating crimes in the fisheries sector, women are stepping up to tackle maritime crime. UNODC is supporting the next generation of women officers through community activities promoting careers in maritime law enforcement. ow.ly/QG6o50YI8jJ

Today, I continued my security awareness and monitoring engagements in the Rwenzori Region, meeting with @PoliceUg officers and their spouses in Fort Portal City. The session brought together police personnel, their families, and a diverse group of stakeholders, all united in promoting greater public awareness and strengthening efforts in crime detection and prevention. During my remarks, I highlighted the importance of strong collaboration between the police and the community as a cornerstone for effective security. I also encouraged spouses of police officers to pursue self-reliance by actively engaging in income-generating activities and development initiatives, as a way of enhancing family stability and overall well-being.

DIGP @JamesOcaya || We are in an era when the dynamics of policing are rapidly evolving. The demands on our physical, mental, emotional and financial resources have never been greater. In this context, Exodus SACCO needs to transit from being a mere financial lender to a strategic welfare partner. Meaning we must sensitize every officer, regardless of rank, to understand what saving is; why we save and the associated benefits to ensure regular and faithful saving. Because it is from these pooled savings that we are able to provide loans in times of need, undertake investments and get dividends. #PoliceExodusSACCO #AGM2026 #BuildingOurFuture

While Uganda has made notable commitments to addressing gender-based violence, gaps in access, responsiveness, and survivor-centred care persist, often shaping whether survivors feel heard, supported, or left behind. In this report , we explore how health centers and police stations in Kampala and Wakiso districts respond to survivors of GBV as the first contact of care and justice. Read more here . talktosema.org/wp-content/upl…

In the beauty of sacrifice and resurrection, may you find fresh beginnings and gentle reminders that light always rises again. Happy resurrection day! #Eastersunday

As we reflect on the journey to the cross , we are reminded to bring compassion to our communities and faith in our work . #GoodFridayBlessings

Happening now: the @PoliceUg unveils its Annual Crime Report2025 ,#ACR2025 offering critical insights into the country’s evolving crime landscape and strengthening evidence-based decision-making for security agencies, stakeholders, and government.@centre4policy @kasujja @AKasingye @Tom_Magambo

The Annual Crime Report 2025 launch at Police Headquarters, Naguru. #ACR2025 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Happening Today: @PoliceUg is set to launch the Annual Crime Report 2025 at the Uganda Police Force Headquarters, Naguru-Kampala starting at 11:00AM. #ACR2025 #OpenGovUg @Tom_Magambo

May your homes be filled with peace, your heart with gratitude, and your days with renewed hope. Eid Mubarak to you and yours.