@PoliceUg@M_Kananura On the issue of taxis, how come that occupants private vehicles (with less occupants) are required to have their seatbelts on at all times and then taxis that carry 14 occupants are not required to?
@hillarytaylorvi@nakabugo_benita@HEBobiwine She’s been celebrating people’s mischief (relationships, business and so on..), so it was just a matter of time , NUP was just the final nail in the coffin. And if her character doesn’t change they’re more Ls in the future for her, tell her the truth!
@hillarytaylorvi@nakabugo_benita@HEBobiwine It’s less about the politics and more about her character as an individual, go through her page and tell me what you find, as any serious employer would you want her to represent you? You can’t hurt people and dictate how they will react
@kirya_ug A steady job will always beat a 10k lump sum, plus someone needs to tell her that there is no employer or HR (political or otherwise) who will hire her with that character. You need to tell her the truth, how you carry yourself matters!
The Republic of Uganda has nominated Ms Rosette Muzigo-Morrison for the international criminal court (ICC) judicial elections. @norbertmao states that the nomination of Muzigo-Morrison by Uganda is based on Uganda’s belief that the ICC has to be further strengthened.
We must push back against the likes of Kasuku. Yesterday, I saw a clip of about 51 seconds. In the same, Kasuku was lamenting Sydeny's passing, but seemed too excited and eager to talk about Sydney's partner and mother of their child in ways that I found shocking. 1/6
Elon Musk has every right to speak freely. But there are topics where how and when you speak matters more than the point you’re trying to make.
Slavery isn’t a meme, a debate prompt, or an engagement hook.
It’s one of humanity’s deepest wounds.... tied to real suffering that still echoes today through inequality, trauma, and division.
When someone with Musk’s reach tweets about slavery casually or provocatively, the message doesn’t land as “free thought.”
It lands as trivialization, whether intended or not. This isn’t about censorship. It’s about responsibility.
With an audience of hundreds of millions, even neutral or abstract commentary can inflame, distort, or reopen scars... especially when context is stripped away and algorithms reward outrage over nuance.
Some topics demand historians, educators, and careful framing... not drive-by posts in a feed optimized for virality.
Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from impact.
And influence without restraint isn’t bravery...it’s negligence.
I can never sit in a meeting to discuss items or money to be given to me for my daughter. That would be an insult to my daughter, and a display of greed on my part. My daughter is not like a cow that I’m breeding for the market, for me to earn from her marriage. All I would wish for is a sensible man who would treat her right, and that they love each other. The introduction ceremony should basically be about the two families meeting and getting to know each other.
Many young people in these hard times are no longer able to marry because of these retrogressive (primitive) practices that hardly ever get to be questioned. Today, Kukyala is a huge show-off function. Kwanjula is like a concert. Then a bigger religious wedding!
Culture can be improved as times change. Otherwise, things that were once meaningful can evolve into a nuisance protected under the banner of CULTURE.