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Honestly, this guy needs to be taken to rehabilitation. I work around Nakasero but you don’t know how many times he hovers around Kyadondo and Nakasero roads. He’s always in the middle of the road and he can cause accidents. And he doesn’t fear cars, many times I dodge him.

The saddest thing I have seen on the Internet today

The African child has always suffered in all ways. And after you face a very difficult stage of being a youth in Africa, the most dangerous stage to survive. But we shall overcome this, it’s matter of time. Africa my home!

A Number We Should Not Read Lightly Yesterday, I came across a headline that has stayed with me: “Panic as 4,800 NGOs collapse.” I did not read it lightly. This sector has been my home. I entered it as a first-year law student, volunteering at @FIDA_Uganda. It was there that my legal training found purpose. Over the years, the people in this space have become more than colleagues, they have become community, mentors, friends… family. And so when the sector bleeds, I feel it. At a CSO symposium in 2025, it was shared that Uganda had approximately 7,000 registered non-profit organizations. If the numbers reported are accurate, and over 4,000 have shut down, then we are not simply witnessing a statistic. We are witnessing a significant contraction of civic life. And I wonder if we are pausing long enough to take this in. Do we see what sits behind that number? Do we see: •The services that are interrupted or lost altogether? •The communities that must now navigate without support? •The jobs and livelihoods quietly disappearing? •The ideas and efforts that will never fully take shape? Every organization that closes does not disappear in isolation. It takes people, purpose, and possibility with it. Non-profits are often spoken about only in terms of funding. But they are also part of the economy. They employ. They procure. They train. They respond where others cannot. Their absence will be felt, whether immediately, or slowly, over time. I say this with full awareness that the sector is not perfect. There are organizations that must do better. There are questions of accountability and compliance that cannot be ignored. But even with these realities, a contraction of this scale should give all of us pause. For those of us who care about governance, development, and the future of our societies, this moment invites reflection: •What kind of civic space are we building, or constraining? •What balance do we strike between regulation and enablement? •What happens when citizen-led organizing begins to shrink? Before we rush to solutions, we must first sit with the reality: This is not just about organizations. It is about people. It is about possibility. It is about the kind of society we are becoming. #CivicSpace #NonprofitSector

According to a scale audit conducted with guidance from the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (@UNBSug), 4 out of 5 traders tested failed to meet the acceptable weighing tolerance, meaning consumers could be paying for more beans than they actually receive. From imbalanced scales to weights outside the legal 15 gram allowance, the findings raise serious questions about accuracy in everyday trade. This investigation, “Faulty Scales Cost Kampala Consumers,” highlights why verified and certified weighing instruments matter for fair trade, consumer protection, and trust in our markets. Are you really getting what you pay for?

Once you break even, Make sure you don’t do things that Planned Kids do, because one mistake could send you back to the Streets….

An interesting story about four people: Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and Nobody. What lesson do you learn from this amazing story?

The Environmental Social Sustainability Centre at @Makerere will provide structured training and continuous professional development though short courses, applied and policy-relevant research, and impactful consultancies. By convening academia, policymakers, regulators, civil society, practitioners and the private sector, the Centre will function as a shared national and regional resource for best practices, innovation, and learning in Environment & Social sustainability.

A son of a boda rider - graduates with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from Makerere University. From dusty streets to hospital wards — this is God’s grace. “So which of the favors of my Lord shall I deny?” 🤍

She decided to do this to thank her husband for always being there for them, working 5 nights in a week, taking the children to school in the morning, goes to pick them up in the afternoon, showers and dresses them up too everyday 🥹🧎🏻‍♂️‍➡️❤️

At Roofings Group, we are deeply committed to nurturing the next generation of leaders and changemakers who will shape our world. Our partnership with Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) in the redevelopment of Kasubi Family Primary School reflects our Ubuntu philosophy where we believe progress is most meaningful when it uplifts communities and creates lasting impact. Below is the current state and the upcoming redevelopment.

Omwogezi waffe abalonzi! Ajikubyee💃🏽😁

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🏛️ 1st business meeting! 🙏 Held at Thornycroft Chapel on Feb 19, 2026 5 Strategic Focus Areas for 2026-2030: 1. Mission & Evangelism 2. Socio-Economic Development 3. Community Engagement 4. Institutional Development 5. Environment Protection & Disaster Management 🌳 #DOK

This video is worth sharing. Powerful!

@PSSEKABIR 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The same guy who proudly stepped on Bobi Wine’s poster thinking it was a moment of power… Today we have him in “A few moments later…” 😂😂

Nobody wins an argument in a marriage. #ChristianConversation

"Obutebenkevu n'enkulaakulana mu Uganda, ebyannamaddala bisobola kutuukibwako nga enfuga egoberera amateeka essibwamu ekitiibwa" Katikkiro Mayiga. Leero ng'eggwanga lijjukira Archbishop Janan Luwum, Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga agamba nti olunaku luno lulina okubeera ekijjukizo nti Uganda tesaana kubeeramu kulinnyirira ddembe lya buntu naddala okuttibwa kw'abantu nga kikolebwa abalina obuyinza. Katikkiro era avumiridde ebikolwa ebyalabikira mu kulonda okwakaggwa omwali okukwata n'okutta abantu. Obubaka Katikkiro @cpmayiga abuyisizza ku mikutu gye egy'omutimbagano. Ssaabalabirizi Janan Luwum yattibwa mu 1977 gy'emyaka 49 egiyise, ono ajjukirwa nnyo olw'okusitulanga eddoobozi okulwanirira eddembe ly'obuntu n'enfuga egoberera amateeka. Uganda yassaawo olunaku lwa 16/02 ng'olwokujjukirirako Ssaabalabirizi ono, era kino kyatandika emyaka 10 egiyise mu 2016. #JananLuwumDay

I have been watching the married from a far and neither have i been giving my opinions towards marriage. This year, i have to expose the coward man in me, With this, I have opened my eyes wide to see who has the qualities that will suit my ideal marriage.

God is alwayyyyyyyyyyyys with us.