If I were in Uganda, the goodwill of a national cleaning day would not stop me from driving and going about my business. Restricting movement with “shall not be allowed” language is a direct interference with citizens’ rights. Ugandans already pay heavy taxes that are routinely misused by corrupt officials. Recover those stolen funds and properly fund city councils and sanitation services instead of forcing ordinary Ugandans to clean up after government failure. That is the logical and rights respecting policy path.
Your laptop for every child idea is pure secondary school debate of fire is better than water. It sounds bold but it is shallow. You assume gadgets alone will transform human capital and drive growth. Very wrong. A poor Karamoja school child walks daily with no food at home or school. The family chooses between one meal and other needs. Electricity is rare. Internet almost none. How does that child charge or keep a laptop when hunger comes first? Many will sell it for survival, you are a scholar and you ought to know that policy demands sequencing and trade offs. First as M7 to fix basics more classrooms trained teachers school meals books and sanitation. Build strong foundations so children can actually learn. Then add technology where schools are ready with power and support. Pilot it evaluate then scale. Your proposal skips these intersectionalities. Advocate for the basics first then tools.
SPAIN, you played football today.
What a performance. Composed, disciplined, fearless and clinical. Champions in every sense of the word.
The wizard Messi? Stopped. 🤣 The GOAT was stopped when it mattered most. No World Cup. No Golden Boot. Good riddance to the fairy tale. Argentina tried every trick they could, but today football won. Spain outplayed them, outclassed them and deserved every second of that victory. Order has been restored. A huge congratulations to the host nations as well. You delivered an unforgettable World Cup. The atmosphere, the stadiums, the fans and the organization were absolutely world class. The next countries to host the World Cup have a massive standard to live up to.
¡Viva España! ¡Vamos España! World Champions!#VamosEspaña #FIFA
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YES! YES! YES! I said from the very beginning that I was backing Spain to win this World Cup, and they never gave me a reason to doubt them. The best part? They did it against Argentina. After all the fouls, the play acting, the constant gamesmanship and all the drama, watching Argentina go home is the icing on the cake. Spain played football. Spain deserved it. What a way to become WORLD CHAMPIONS! 🇪🇸🏆
SPAIN FINALLY BREAK THROUGH! 🇪🇸
After more than 100 minutes of Argentina’s fouls, theatrics, time-wasting and ugly stop-start football, Spain have finally punished them.
1-0 in extra time. Now finish the job.
107’. Spain have spent almost two hours trying to play football. Argentina have spent almost two hours breaking the rhythm, slowing the game down, battling for every second ball and making every attack a fight. It’s ugly. It’s frustrating.
But with the score still 0-0, they’ll tell you it’s exactly how finals are won.
Spain finally thought they’d broken the deadlock in extra time, only for VAR to step in. Maybe I’m biased, but it feels like if that exact goal had gone in at the other end for Argentina, we’d already be watching the restart.
90’. Despite all the entertainment, all the noise, all the tension and all the quality on that pitch, Spain and Argentina are still locked at 0-0. Spain have had more of the ball and created the better openings. Argentina have defended, blocked, battled and kept themselves alive. After everything, there is still nothing separating them. Extra time..
80’. This final has become a battle of conviction. Spain have dictated the rhythm, moved the ball with authority, and looked the more complete side for long stretches.
Argentina have been forced to defend, suffer, and wait. But that’s what makes these last ten minutes so terrifying. This Argentina side has built an entire World Cup campaign on surviving moments like these. They don’t need ten chances. They need one. One lapse in concentration.
One loose touch. One flash of brilliance.
80 minutes gone…
…and somehow it still feels like this final hasn’t even revealed its ending yet.
🇪🇸🇦🇷
Whatever your opinion on halftime shows…
You can’t deny the scale of this. Millions watching. The biggest match in football.
The biggest stage in entertainment. This is a global spectacle.
Half-time
Spain have owned the ball, dictated the tempo, and forced Argentina onto the back foot for most of the half. I love seeing Argentina on the receiving end for once…
…but that’s exactly what’s making me nervous. This tournament has shown they don’t need to be the better team. They suffer, they survive, they wait… and then they strike. One moment is all it takes.