I pay around £300, as Council Tax each, this money pays for local amenities including rubbish and recycling collection, street lighting, road maintenance, libraries, parks, fire and police services, and adult social care. You people in Uganda pay 100k every year as Local service tax and expect these services. You either clean or this tax is increased to provide the services 🤦🏾♂️#KeepUgandaClean
Gen Muntu is right — winning an election is one thing, taking power is another. And the fact that he’s open to joining forces should make everyone sit up. @NUP_Ug , are you receiving this transmission? #PresidentialDebate2025
From 25 November 2025, the UK will make it easier for international students — including those from Uganda — to remain and launch businesses. Students can now switch to the Innovator Founder visa while staying in the UK, instead of having to travel back home to apply. This allows approved founders to start their businesses while visa processing continues, with no need to relocate. It’s a major opportunity for Africans aiming to build startups in the UK. https://t.co/ALPi5usCCk
Greetings all, I am undertaking a research study on the role and performance of digital platforms in journalism and civic engagement within Sub-Saharan Africa. Please follow this page to support the project. I will share the study link once the participant population is established. Thank you for your support.
Hi everyone! I’m currently researching how digital spaces are shaping journalism and civic engagement across Sub-Saharan Africa. Your support matters—please follow this page as I prepare the study. I’ll post the link once we’ve built the required participant base. Thank you so much.
@DailyMonitor@SueNsibirwa . Well done, Daily Monitor. Just finished reading the e-paper from 5000 miles away—beautiful layout and solid, engaging content.
@DailyMonitor and @SueNsibirwa , Well done, Daily Monitor. Just finished reading the e-paper, 5000 miles away—beautiful layout and solid, engaging content.
Interesting! A grocery shop in Seven Sisters, north London, is now accepting Ugandan shillings for Ugandan staples like matooke. A little slice of London is starting to feel wonderfully like home. If you have UGX 'leftovers'-visit #Sevensisters.