@SolomonSerwanjj@afyanahakiug@MulumbaMoses_ I greatly commend you for raising the bar so high for the LC 1 position. We need more elites like you to offer themselves. This is the only way we are going to uplift leadership in our villages.
The Chief Justice, Justice Dr. Flavian Zeija, today presided over the 23rd Graduation Ceremony of Uganda Management Institute (UMI) in Kampala, urging graduands to embrace integrity, accountability and continuous reskilling in order to remain relevant in a changing job market.
The ceremony saw 11 PhD candidates, 801 Master’s students and more than 3,000 postgraduate students graduate in different disciplines.
Justice Dr. Zeija congratulated the graduands and commended parents, spouses and guardians for supporting their academic journeys. He said Uganda needs leaders who can manage complexity, ambiguity and change, noting that national challenges require practical solutions that improve the lives of ordinary citizens.
“As you graduate today, you must never lose focus of the need for constant reskilling in order to remain relevant to the ever-changing job market,” he said.
Citing the 2025 Future of Jobs Report, the Chief Justice noted that 59 per cent of the global workforce will require reskilling by 2030 due to technological, economic, demographic and environmental shifts.
He commended UMI for its contribution to management, leadership and public administration, noting that the Judiciary values staff who continue to sharpen their skills at the Institute.
Justice Dr. Zeija said reforms such as the Electronic Court Case Management Information System (ECCMIS) and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) require professionals with strong skills in performance management, ICT and change leadership.
“The gown you wear today is not a cape. It will not make hard decisions easy. But it is a reminder that you have been trained to think, to lead and to serve,” he said.
He added: “Uganda does not need perfect managers. It needs honest ones. It does not need managers who know everything. It needs managers who are willing to learn, to listen and to be held accountable.”
The Judiciary was represented by Lady Justice Florence Nakachwa Dollo of the Court of Appeal and Dr. Pius Bigirimana, Permanent Secretary/Secretary to the Judiciary.
Several Staff of the Judiciary; both Judicial and non-judicial were among the graduands, including HW Kosia Kasibayo, Deputy Registrar of the Family Division; Chief Magistrates; HW Alleluya Glory, (Kalangala); HW Doreen Karungi Olga (Kajjansi); HW Christine Nantege (Second Chief Magistrate Nakawa), HW Basemera Sarah (Makindye) and Nantaawo Shelagh Agnes (Ibanda). HW Herbert Arinda Kainlawren, Senior Magistrate Kalangala; HW Sumaya Kasule-Rutahwire, Principal Magistrate Grade I attached to Justice Asa Mugenyi; HW Isingoma Shamila Tindikahwa attached to the chambers of Justice David Matovu, HW Ogwal Smith and HW Tibenkana Ali, Magistrate Grade I Iganga, equally graduated today
Others included Ms Suzan Akello, Principal Human Resource Officer, Mr Caesar Kagoro, Principal Policy Analyst, Ms Sheila Wamboga, Principal Communications Officer, and Ms Loyce Akello, Senior Personal Secretary to the Permanent Secretary, Mr Ivan Twabagye, Assistant Secretary and Ms Gift Owembabazi, Systems Administrator, Mukono
#Attention
The General Public is urged to ignore the letter circulating online (and probably in other forms and forums) purporting that H.E @KagutaMuseveni has directed the UPDF Engineering Brigade to construct a house for Justice Emmanuel Baguma. It's a forgery intended to paint a false and ridiculous narrative. Kindly, disregard it with contempt and report anyone actively spreading the fake information to security agencies nearest to you! Your attention is highly appreciated.
FK
@Tom_Magambo@kasujja
🇳🇦 BREAKING: Namibia just paid off its entire IMF debt. Zero balance. $23.8 million repaid. No new loans. No new conditions. Freedom.
While other nations drown in IMF austerity, Namibia walked out. No more structural adjustment. No more neoliberal lectures. No more foreign control over economic policy.
This is what sovereignty looks like. Paying your debts. Refusing new ones. Charting your own path.
Namibia is free. Other African nations should take notes.
Question for the timeline: Which African country should be next to tell the IMF goodbye?
His Worship Alinda Herbert, Senior Magistrate of Kalangala, expressed appreciation to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions for bringing the Baraza to the people of Kalangala. He also commended the International Development Law Organization for its support in sponsoring the Baraza and making the engagement possible.
He stated that the Baraza exists for the benefit of the people and urged members of the public to express their concerns freely so as to contribute meaningfully to the improvement of criminal justice delivery in Uganda.
#ODPPUGANDA #JusticeForAll #IDLO #KingdomofNetherlands #ODPPUPDATE @IDLO@NLinUganda@JudiciaryUG #ODPPBARAZA #ODPPBARAZAKALANGALA
@ellen_kampire_ President Tshisekedi is very disappointing. I wonder when african presidents will pick a leaf from President Traore. Locally devised methods are the only options available. Even if it means conducting a referendum in Eastern DRC for people to choose their destine.
The woman in this photo is Cilia Flores, the wife of the President of Venezuela, who was brought to court in this manner by U.S. authorities and human rights defenders. Those who call on the U.S. to protect women’s rights should keep this image in mind. If the same had happened to Donald Trump’s wife, human rights activists would have reacted strongly across the world. ❌️🇺🇲🇺🇲❌️
🇧🇫🇳🇪🇲🇱Fellow Africans now you see why Western press were fanticising about Mali falling in the Autumn/Fall, because they wanted to throw a spanner in the works.
If Mali had fallen, no AES Bank would have been unveiled today, nor an AES TV. But again General Goita put them to shame.
And to those wondering where the AES funds are going, you have the answers to your questions below.
No sending children to Harvard or Cambridge, saving money in Swizz banks, or buying home in the West.
They are investing the funds in their people and nation development.
I am not usually emotional, but i can't help stopping the tears from my eyes.
PUBLIC SCAM ALERT!!
Beware of this scam circulating online. There is no such promotion by H.E. @KagutaMuseveni. Such links can lead to your phone being hacked when opened. Kindly ignore them and don't circulate them any further! @UCC_Official is hereby notified to track originators of such scams and establish their motives. FK
Our politicians are building churches, our judges are building churches, Doctors are building churches and now even the schools meant to be our sources of knowledge about new things in the world, AI and technology are also building churches.
What is wrong with Uganda?
What is our obsession with building mega temples for the God of Israel and yet the Israelites themselves are building mega Science laboratories?
Keep in Mind that this same God told us that he lives in our hearts and doesn’t even need mega temples.
This must be Dogo, someome must be bewitching us Ugandans because otherwise, how do we explain this?