he told us name is yusuf kinyanjui 23ys old from ymca village in nakuru Kenya mentally unstable currently in uganda around jinja studied in spotlight academy sec sch.father Danson kinyanjui machette & mother kaltum shathia tel +25471364460 his family might be looking fr him
He told me his name is yusuf kinyanjui machethe 23yrs from ymca village in nakuru Kenya that he studied in jamhuri primary school & spotlight secondary school his father name is Danson kinyanjui machette mother's name kaltum shathia her tel +254713614460 brothers name keisal
I make no apology. I celebrate the death of Wikinero Chivayo.
Saturday 6 December 2025 he went to Mnangagwa and demanded he find ways to KILL ME.
But the snake turned Mnangagwa was also plotting to kill HIM.
This is what happens when you eat the poison meant for another.
Mourners have gathered in Fort Portal, Uganda, to bury King Oyo Nyimba of the ancient Tooro Kingdom.
He ascended the throne in 1995 aged three, becoming the world’s youngest reigning monarch at the time. He died of cancer aged 34 last month.
Oyo Nyimba, a Ugandan king, who became the world's youngest reigning monarch when he took the crown in 1995, has died aged 34, the prime minister of his kingdom announced. https://t.co/itvlegaPqv
We join the people of Tooro Kingdom and all well-wishing Ugandans in praying for His Royal Majesty, King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, following the news of his critical illness.
Standing together in hope and prayer.
Hangiriza Agutamba!
At 78, when many people would be expected to rest and depend on their families, Henry Balikowa, a resident of Iganga District, continues to fetch water every day to earn a living.
Balikowa fetches about 50 jerrycans of water daily, selling each 20-litre jerrycan for just Shs 500. On each trip, he carries only eight jerrycans, forcing the elderly man to make several exhausting rounds to complete his daily work.
Despite his age and the physical strain, Balikowa says fetching and selling water remains his source of survival. Every round he makes is another painful journey in his struggle to earn enough to meet his daily needs.
For Balikowa, water is not just a basic necessity; it is the burden he carries every day to survive.
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📸 Godfrey Masiko
two lives of young boys ikaali and kalulu Fred have been lost today in buwenge towncoucil jinja after they were shot dead by security during LC1 election May their souls rest in eternal peace 🕊️
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was our pleasure for our team to participate in millennium games 2026 hosted in Mukura towncoucil Ngora district sending our sincere appreciation to our team leadership, players, supporters & organizers of this tournament
#ekopaimemorialfc#tesoclinic@TEKAMA_ug@TesoVibez
@ugandapolice some clarification on kaliro to buwenge Road uganda police traffic officers on this route charge everyone using motorcycles at least 2k inorder to cross the check point but fr sure why do they wank 2k from motorist to use this route
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Third, what does it mean to ask someone in their 20’s or 30’s to look for their lineage from scratch? We should be careful about the precedent we are setting. We are Africans, we are Baganda. That’s not us.
Family is not defined by DNA alone. Kafeero gave his surname to some of the children you are now mocking and ridiculing. They grew up carrying his identity, and a place within his family. Today, they are subjects of public ridicule, not because of their wishes, but because of circumstances beyond their control. Some actions have consequences. This one is grave.
Family is a biological institution, but also a social one. Kafeero had all the means to check this reality. Maybe he did, maybe not. Why divide a family he left behind?
Whether Kafeero knew some of these realities or not is something we can’t answer with certainty. But he died knowing these were his children, or at the very least, he died without publicly rejecting them. Why traumatise them?