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@MarieStopesUg Before promoting reassurance to the public, please address unresolved cases.Our experience with your facility in August 2025 left us without clear documentation or answers after the loss of our newborn.Messages like this are important, but so is transparency.

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@MarieStopesUg Before promoting reassurance to the public, please address unresolved cases.Our experience with your facility in August 2025 left us without clear documentation or answers after the loss of our newborn.Messages like this are important, but so is transparency.

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@MarieStopesUg Before promoting reassurance to the public, please address unresolved cases.Our experience with your facility in August 2025 left us without clear documentation or answers after the loss of our newborn.Messages like this are important, but so is transparency.

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@tebankadde Wooow.. Teacher Lucy

Aga Khan school - 1997 👴

@adekoga @WithoutHistory .

@WithoutHistory The Boers are silence,the Boers are waiting the Boers are watching them isolate themselves,soon they will be ripe enough for plucking and picking . A time will come,when they will weep alone,without a brother’s should to lean on

Not one lie detected. “If it was a white person, a Chinese or an Indian, you would not call them Kwere-kweres, and yet your own African brothers and sisters… ”

@MarieStopesUg Before promoting reassurance to the public, please address unresolved cases.Our experience with your facility in August 2025 left us without clear documentation or answers after the loss of our newborn.Messages like this are important, but so is transparency.

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@FitFusion__ @UltimateFitnes_ Kampala

Forgotten Recipe That Was a Hit in the 80s and 90s.

@Allezamani @grok what happened?

Always learn to control your anger.

@TonyNatif But did you really understand what he was saying . I'm certain you didn't grasp it

This man is daft. Buganda is a “majority, minority”. Even if they all bundled together to vote for Mr Kyagulanyi, the other regions would simply do the opposite. He might wanna look at the Kenyan example, going back to Kenyatta I.

@Kusaasirarita Allhamdulilah yes

Would you??? 🌝

On behalf of friends , it is with deep sorrow and heartfelt grief that i announce the passing of our patriotic and dedicated @PoliceUg officer, Afande Musa Walugembe, who was serving with the Special Investigations Unit (SIU). Afande Walugembe passed away peacefully in his sleep cause of death unknown. A man of unwavering integrity, Musa was known for his kindness, humility, and trustworthiness throughout his service. He was not only a distinguished officer but also a prince of Buganda from Nakifuma, whose legacy of loyalty and service to Uganda will forever be remembered. As a government and as a nation, we mourn the loss of a true servant of the people. Uganda has lost a brave soul who served with honor and dedication. We extend our deepest condolences to The Inspector General of Police (IGP) @igp_ug1 The Director of Crime Intelligence @AigpDamulira The Director of CID @Tom_Magambo All police officers across the country The family, friends, and loved ones of Afande Musa Walugembe May the Almighty grant you strength during this difficult time, and may Afande Musa Walugembe’s soul rest in eternal peace. Gone but never forgotten. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi. MSY&CA

@kawooya40 @kawowosports @PulseSportsUGA @NCSUganda1 @OgwangOgwang @OfficialFUFA How can I get a clearer scanned copy of this 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

The death which shocked the Uganda football fraternity in 1989. The death of Patrick Bukenya Kiwanuka and his Vice Chairman Edward Mugerwa in the motor accident on the Entebbe Road. @kawowosports @PulseSportsUGA @NCSUganda1 @OgwangOgwang @OfficialFUFA

@kirya_ug @FearedBuck Naye kasajja 😅.. oyagala ablele influencer wa spare parts?

@FearedBuck How can a man be a food influencer?

Food influencers were hit by a car while reviewing a burger inside a restaurant

Assalamualeikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh. With hearts heavy with sorrow and eyes moist with grief, we extend our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and the entire Muslim community on the passing of Mr. Zool Nimji. A man whose life was a shining example of generosity, humility, and unwavering dedication to the service of Allah and His creation. Mr. Zool was not merely a philanthropist; he was a rare gem among souls, a man whose presence radiated warmth and whose deeds spoke louder than words. He lived a life devoted to building the Ummah, funding the construction of nearly 35 mosques across Kenya, including 8 within Nairobi, 12 within prisons, and 14 spread across various regions outside the capital. His da‘wah efforts within prisons were unprecedented, reaching souls often forgotten by society and restoring hope where darkness prevailed. Beyond mosques, he established centres of learning, supported charitable institutions, and touched the lives of thousands in need. Through his charitable organizations, he provided education bursaries for nearly 400 students annually, ensuring that access to education remained within reach for the underprivileged. Every brick he laid, every student he supported, and every soul he uplifted became a testimony to his devotion and his vision for a stronger, more united Ummah. He undoubtedly gave selflessly, with no desire for recognition, and left behind a legacy etched in the hearts of those he helped. He was, in every sense, the ‘Uthman ibn ‘Affan of our time , a man to whom Allah granted wealth and who, in return, used that very wealth to build his akhirah. He spent not only from his treasures but from his heart with sincerity, love, and compassion. Truly, those who knew him would agree, he found greater joy in spending for the sake of Allah than in keeping anything for himself. As Parklands Mosque and the Community, we mourn his passing deeply. We cherished the calmness of his company, the quiet humility that defined his demeanour, and most of all, the warmth of his smile, his generosity, his kindness towards people, and his soft-heartedness towards the desperate and downtrodden in society. These qualities of his shall be sorely missed. The vacuum left behind is immense, one that is felt not only by those close to him but by the wider Muslim community across Kenya. We pray that the legacy he leaves behind becomes a continuous charity (sadaqah jāriyah) for him, one that keeps his scale of good deeds growing until the Day of Judgment. May Allah accept every act he did in His name, forgive him, envelop him in His mercy, illuminate his grave, and raise him amongst the righteous in Jannatul Firdaus. To his family, may Allah grant you sabr (patience) and strength. Know that your loss is shared by an entire Ummah, and his memory will live on through every masjid, every centre, every heart that benefited from his compassion and care. All I can say is what our noble Prophet ﷺ said at the passing of his own son: “Indeed, the eyes shed tears, and the heart grieves, and we are surely saddened by your departure, O Zool Nimji.” To Allah, we belong, and to Him is our return With grieving hearts and tongues filled with duas. Parklands Mosque & Management.

@HoodedClaw1974 The media is absolutely sickening! It's so sad how our mates are ruining a society that embraced them to seek greener pastures. Mind you, none of them can attempt any of those retarded behaviours back here in Africa.

For anyone who didnt see it, i will put the video in the comments. But look at the state of this headline. 🙄. I applaud the lads who dealt with the sick bastard.

@kosa01_06 @KosaLeague What's up?

SASI, if you don't want us in the league tell us. Lets resolve our issues after the game. We can decide to withdraw from the @KosaLeague

@BGatesIsaPyscho She germinated

So seriously, what happened to Beyoncé?

I'm priviledged to have shared a conversation with the Chairperson Butebere LC I, Kinyogoga, Mzee Ssalongo Mugimbaho. His vivid recollection of events such as the 1980 elections, combined with his deep understanding of the political landscape, makes him a force to reckon with._1

Weebale nnyo Dr. Ken Chapman Kigozi 👏👏👏

Congratulations Hudah..