Bee emm

@xlbenjamin3 Knew you’d agree

It’s not enough that I succeed. Everyone else must fail.

Smart.

@duchace @MessiahTabu Please time for a coup

@MessiahTabu Can we escalate to the president???

Wait when did CJs breakfast stop being 25k

Rwanda Allocates New Funding for Kigali Airport Expansion, RwandAir Operations ktpress.rw/2026/05/rwanda…

@adam_kungu Looks like a high school lab.

I visited Dei Pharma, a large pharmaceutical and biotech facility located in Matugga along Kampala-Gulu highway. Pleased to learn that the facility sitting on 250 acres intends to produce essential drugs, vaccines, and advanced biological treatments locally, something that will save the country from dependency on imported drugs. #Uganda currently imports more than 85 percent of its medicines. The company is starting with vaccine production, targeting diseases that have long defined public health priorities in Africa. These include polio, measles, tuberculosis, and other immunizable conditions historically referred to as the six killer diseases. In particular, I am excited to learn that the 1.1 billion dollar facility, plans to manufacture affordable treatments for sickle cell disease, cancers, and other conditions that affect us and yet remain largely untreated due to cost barriers. For example, the gene therapies which are currently available in developed countries that cost millions of dollars per dose, placing them far beyond the reach of most patients here. The facility has also established, in Namasagali, a 600-acre cassava processing plant that produces pharmaceutical-grade starch, glucose, maltose, and fructose, all of which are critical inputs in drug and vaccine manufacturing.

@duchace Haahahah massa

@xlbenjamin3 Thanks massa (worked today, not a bank holiday). Happy Labour Day.

Should have taken today off. Been working non stop since last Friday including over the weekend 🫩

@duchace Happy Labour day peasant

@xlbenjamin3 Me I’m a commoner unfortunately 😔 nothing to brag about

The ongoing animal war on Twitter is intriguing to say the least. Long may it continue

Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of long words, which feels a bit passive-aggressive.

@OrtegaTalks None that I can find. Several at Citi, in Canary Wharf at Goldman et al. But Jane Street seems quite quant heavy and a lot of our folks are more finance/deals.

Do we have any Ugandans working at Jane Street?

@Limo_kipkemoi They'll shut down the gym and leave you in there

I am yet to discover that point, maybe aim for 100km then find out

@Limo_kipkemoi Limo at what point does the treadmill say it's enough and break down?

50km treadmill run. Finally got to do it. Tough tough

Today, the Rwanda Social Security Board (RSSB), alongside Enko Capital, announces the initial close of a Rwanda-focused SME Growth Fund with US$30M committed. The Fund will provide long-term, flexible growth capital in local currency to SMEs. ---------------------- Uyu munsi, Urwego rw'Igihugu rw'Ubwiteganyirize mu Rwanda (RSSB), ku bufatanye na Enko Capital, batangaje ku mugaragaro ikigega kigamije guteza imbere ibigo bito n’ibiciriritse mu Rwanda, gifite ishoramari rya miliyoni 30 z’Amadolari ya Amerika. Iki kigega kigamije gufungura kwagura amasoko no gufasha ibigo gukura, by’umwihariko ibigizwe n’urubyiruko n’abagore.

WHAT HAVE WE JUST WITNESSED? 🤯 Sabastian Sawe has just become the first person in history to run a sub two-hour marathon in race conditions. Yomif Kejelcha was also under two hours for second!

Child labor: asking the kids to carry groceries from car to pantry as I sit and watch lazily. What a concept

It's hard to stay humble when you're one of the only five or six people on the planet who know how to use a semicolon.

@Mlandeli_Ndlela @JoeyK_EDA @ny_emman They face strong competition from QR and Ethiopian in those markets so no surprise they scale down. Key transit cities for those travelers are Dubai and Guangzhou, no need to layover in Istanbul.

@JoeyK_EDA @ny_emman They are bigger markets. Would expect tk to reinstate these two.

Turkish Airlines will gradually suspend 18 destinations, which includes 8 African routes starting May 2026. The African routes include Lusaka, Luanda, Monrovia, Freetown, Kinshasa, Bissau, Libreville and Pointe Noire. aeroroutes.com/eng/260424-tkn…