@MwijukyeFrancis@BalaamBarugahar on my way for Xmas holidays in Ntungamo, was faced with two Boda Boda accident victims just outside Nyamukana trading center. Unable to evacuate them to Itojo, I flagged down a land cruiser and in it was Hon. Francis and his dear wife. Thanks for the kindness. And happy birthday!
Hallo @ubctvuganda management! Since Kijanangoma is busy being King of Tooro, I know there's a vacant news anchor seat. Don't say "we're not hiring" his space MUST be filled, and I'm already experienced! Call me today, I'm ready to read the news!
Businessman Hassan Basajjabalaba, while appearing before COSASE, says the government is acting unfairly towards him.
Basajjabalaba claims that he reached an agreement with the government to terminate his contracts on the understanding that he would be paid the full amounts owed to him, but says he has not received the full amounts as agreed.
#NTVNews
📹 @lbrahim_Kavuma
Today, all eyes are on the Kingfisher Development Area as Uganda marks a historic milestone in its oil and gas journey, the official naming of Uganda’s crude oil.
With the drums beating and the nation watching, we celebrate the progress, partnerships and people bringing Uganda closer to First Oil.
The ceremony is graced by H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the Prime Minister, the Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, and other distinguished dignitaries.
To My Dear Friend, My Sister, Jazmine ♥️ @LydiahJazmine
Today, I just want to pause and give you your flowers💐
We’ve known each other for a long time. We started this journey around the same time, worked with many of the same people, and I’ve had the privilege of watching you grow into the incredible woman and artist you are today.
I may never fully understand every battle you’ve fought, but I understand enough to know that none of this came easy. I know what it takes for a woman to survive, grow, and succeed in an industry that has always been dominated by men. I know the sacrifices. I know the tears, the disappointments, the loneliness, the pressure, and the strength it takes to wake up every day and keep believing in yourself.
That’s why I celebrate you. I celebrate your resilience. I celebrate your discipline. I celebrate your consistency. I celebrate your courage. I celebrate your kindness too. Some people mistake kindness for weakness. Some people take good hearts for granted. But never let this world harden you. Your kindness is one of the reasons you’ve remained so deeply loved.
I’ve also watched you support other artists without expecting anything in return. That speaks volumes about the kind of woman you are.
But what I admire most is that you never stopped investing in yourself. You never stopped working. You never stopped believing that you deserved more. Even when people doubted you, criticized you, or underestimated you, you kept showing up. You kept building. Brick by brick. Year after year.
And today, you stand as a woman who can proudly say, “I built this.” Not many people understand what it means to build something from absolutely nothing. They see the lights, the applause, the success but they never see the sleepless nights, the disappointments, the sacrifices, the fear, or the faith it took to get there.
I see it. And I want you to know how proud Iam of you.
Never let any anyone make you question your worth. Never let anyone diminish what you’ve accomplished. Keep walking with your head held high because everything you have, you’ve earned through hardwork, persistence and grace.
I love you 🌹
SHEE
An Indian youth asked President Museveni for life advice. His response?
❣️Value your life.
❣️Stay away from alcohol abuse.
❣️Don’t womanize or “manize.”
❣️Get an education.
❣️Learn a skill and work hard.
❣️Build a family.
❣️Live a disciplined life.
❣️Believe in God.
❣️Fulfill your purpose.
You will live a good life.