“This boy has gone missing today morning please help me post on your timeline,Bukada Bwayise. He is called Alex and he has been putting on a black trouser and an arsenal jersey”
Mental health and First Aid outreaches for the #Out of school teenagers.The untold emotional stories of GBV and period poverty were heard while fears were confronted with empowerment to handle stressful and emergency situations in their lives #Kyangwali
Unsurprisingly, last night, I was reminded (yet again) that being a Young, Black and Educated woman is seen as somewhat of a crime or a revolutionary act.
For context… I posted this little video online two days ago sharing how excited I am to walk the stage and collect my doctorate degree.
According to these replies how dare I want to have multiple degree without having a husband?? How dare I think I can take up space at places like Oxford and Harvard? Or God forbid I earn a PhD degree?? What’s so wrong about me doing that?😭🙆🏾♀️
These reactions are still the very reason why I’m sooooo vocal about loving studying and education advocacy as a Black girl - because the world STILLLLLL struggles to accept our capabilities & brilliance.
Representation truly MATTERS, and I hope my graduation pictures and videos keep inspiring young girls, especially young Black girls, to own their abilities, passions, and intelligence. I hope there a THOUSAND more Dr’s waiting to walk the stage in the next few years !! I’ll certainly be cheering them on💛✨
ACCOUNTABILITY
The reusable pads you contributed to have been procured. We shall distribute them before this month ends, with more to be topped up by @AFRIpads . Once again, thank you so much for making this happen for the vulnerable girls that are about to get some relief.
Did you know that 1.5% of the profits made by @CentenaryBank every year are directed funds to support environmental initiatives? The Manager Credit Soroti Branch noted that these funds are available to support environmental resilience. #Earthday2026
The issue paper presented the outcry of farmers on issues like soil degradation & chemical dependency while vendors' continued solid waste management challenges. The call to enforce the trade order rose from vendors especially on illegal street vending.
The panel discussion focused on identifying strategies that contribute towards resilient ecosystems in the Teso sub region. Panelist committment to take lead in influencing climate policy shifts while building capacities of youths, farmers and learners.
The market cleanup rallied all stakeholders contributing to the improved solid waste management were sorting was emphasized and a call to enforce the Waste Management ordinances amplified. @OxfaminUganda@CIDIUganda@HKabejja@iWorkforLife#Earthday2026
Today partners led by @CIDIUganda and @OxfaminUganda gather in Soroti City to Commemorate the World Earthday under the theme Our Power Our Planet #Earthday2026
Although many issues came up during the #Vendors’ dialogue, the insufficient biogas production was highlighted.
With an expectation of supplying over 52 food vendors in the market on top of high prices (shs 3000 per day) making it less affordable for all.
Farmers invited actors to co invest/support them in training/ building their capacity to start green related enterprises I.e renewable energy, rain water harvesting for irrigation, climate smart, solid waste recycling for production of manure #Earthday2026
What’s impact without involvement of the “Key Change Agents?” Yesterday over 2000 learners at Soroti Demonstration and FartherHilders P/S joined the call towards environmental behavioral and mindset change amidst the celebration of the EarthDay. #SchoolAction
2026 Earthday Launched in Soroti City by @CIDIUganda in partnership with @OxfaminUganda and other key partners @iWorkforLife calling for a collective action to restore the Teso Eco-system and secure resilient food systems.
Nandutu had, in journalism, risen to where many didn’t expect her to get to. She beat many odds; woman, single mother of more children than many people of our generation can afford to have, not Ivy League, good accent material (newsrooms esp TVs obsess about that). But she cut her niche and became very good at it. She became our president as the parliamentary reporters (UPPA) and she was the first one to take that position as seriously (and benefit from it) as @KwikirizaNova did the UOX presidency. She had gone back to school, was educating her children in decent schools, she was generally doing so well for herself. When the opportunity to become MP, and later Minister came, I am sure she saw that as the natural progression of her rising star. It has turned out a catastrophe for her. Even appealing to the mercy of the Judge, a fellow mother, pleading that she’s a single mother of 9 children didn’t save her. I would be happy that this government is finally punishing the corrupt, those that have deprived majority of Ugandans, those that have stolen from the sick, the starving and the impoverished. But sending Nandutu to prison when we have people who have stolen from not one, not two, not three government programs, not only at large but still occupying high positions shows it’s not corruption she’s paying for.
“The Board remains committed to working collaboratively with KCCA and all relevant stakeholders to promote sound engineering practice and safeguard public interest.
The ERB stands ready to offer technical guidance and professional support to ensure that the redevelopment of the Nakivubo Channel meets national and international engineering standards, while contributing to a safer and more sustainable urban environment.” — @ERBUganda
When you send away someone who does not bend, this is what you get! You hated her because she did not want you steppinh on city flowers and grass! Kampala has started looking great. She had rejected campaign posters in the city including the ones of the big people. They are back and the grass is all gone.
She stopped many illegal projects with big people behind them.
This lady was no nonsese, no wonder she was fought out.
We never fought for her, so we are paying the price.
Whenever you try to think about the ‘HAM PHENOMENON’, you just shake your head in disbelief about the depth of contempt of citizens! Free prime land, no bidding, no official record of agreements, does whatever he wants there, in the Capital City, affects hundreds of others, untouched, unbothered… life goes on!
The attitude is: ‘What shall they do?’
We're honoured to participate in the 3rd #WASHinSchools#Symposium (#WiNS), organised by @Educ_SportsUg in Jinja (Oct 8–9, 2025).
@CIDIUganda was privileged to serve as key panellists, discussing CSO advocacy, school WASH financing, and mobilising communities to co-own solutions