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[Trust Mugisha Nduwayo @July102026]

What happened to these things!???
They no longer chase people.

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

The days are running, you should be running too 🔥🔥
21st of august is finding us at lugogo cricket oval for #VinkaInLiveAndLoud
Get your tickets now, https://t.co/l66MESQATD

[ESAFF Uganda @ESAFFUG]

This week, we are in Amuru and Serere districts training Agroecology Ambassadors and selected Farmer Field School (FFS) members on the application of agroecology principles and practices under the Rooted in Diversity (RiD) project.

Equipping model farmers with practical skills in agroecological practices makes them catalysts for farmer-to-farmer learning, helping more communities restore soil health through practices such as composting and accelerating the transition to sustainable, more resilient food systems.

#AgroecologyNow | #FundAgroecology

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

.@JuliusMukunda , CSO representative, appreciated Uganda’s strong macroeconomic performance and thanked the Ministry of Finance for creating platforms that enhance access to budget information and promote citizen participation in public finance processes. #KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

.@JuliusMukunda noted that while Uganda performs strongly in areas such as the enacted budget (78%), end-year reporting (96%), and budget statements (89%), more attention is needed in improving the Executive Budget Proposal and Citizens Budget information.
#KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

“Let us review the Open Budget Survey indicators one by one, develop an action plan with clear responsibilities and timelines, and publicly track progress.” — @JuliusMukunda , CSO Representative.
#KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

The 2025 Open Budget Survey Report has been launched, marking another milestone in Uganda’s journey towards strengthening budget transparency, accountability, and citizen participation.
The report provides insights on progress made and areas that require further action to improve public access to budget information.
#KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

The launch of the 2025 Open Budget Survey Report brought together Government, civil society, development partners, and the media to reflect on Uganda’s budget transparency progress and identify opportunities to enhance openness, accountability, and effective public resource management.
#KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

Nange Ndi ku Dstrkt24
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[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

Stay informed on the implementation of Uganda’s FY 2026/27 National Budget. Join the Quarter One Press Briefing as the @mofpedU shares key updates on budget execution and fiscal performance.

🗓️ Friday, 10th July 2026 | 11:00 AM
📍 MoFPED Conference Auditorium, 10th Floor

#KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

Weekend warm up at #BlackPantherKampala 🔥🔥🔥

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

“Uganda enters FY2026/27 from a position of macroeconomic strength strong economic growth, low inflation, a stable shilling, record exports, and growing investor confidence. Fiscal discipline remains key to sustaining this momentum.” PSST @rggoobi #KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

The PSST emphasized that Quarter One expenditure releases are guided by fiscal discipline, efficient resource allocation, financing for wealth creation, strategic investments, and protecting priority sectors that drive Uganda’s tenfold growth agenda. #KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

The PSST says Uganda begins FY2026/27 from a position of strength, with economic growth accelerating, inflation under control, a stable shilling, record export earnings, and growing investor confidence. #KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

PSST @rggoobi noted that inflation remains well managed, averaging 3.3% last financial year, while the Ugandan shilling strengthened by 1.9% against the US dollar, making it the best-performing currency in the EAC. #KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

The PSST @rggoobi announced that Government has released UGX 10.83 trillion for debt and Treasury operations, UGX 2.46 trillion for wages and salaries, and UGX 566.4 billion for pensions and gratuities under the Quarter One FY2026/27 budget. #KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

The Pearl of Africa welcomes you
From the roar of Murchison Falls to our vibrant culture and warm hospitality, rich culture, unforgettable adventures

Wash your hands, mind your hygiene, and enjoy every moment in the Pearl of Africa.
#VaccinesWorkUG
#FightEbolaUG26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

“Government has released UGX 234.83 billion to the Ministry of Education and Sports, including funding for instructional materials and externally financed projects. Public universities have also received UGX 271.71 billion to support teaching, learning, research, and institutional operations during Quarter One.” PSST @rggoobi
#KnowYourBudget

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

Government has also prioritized institutions that drive domestic revenue and economic governance. Quarter One releases include UGX 130.6 billion for the Uganda Revenue Authority, UGX 50.7 billion for the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control, UGX 19.6 billion for the Uganda National Bureau of Standards, and UGX 9.6 billion for the Uganda Registration Services Bureau.
#KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

At the launch of the 2025 Open Budget Survey Report, Patrick Tumwebaze, Executive Director of @ugandadebtnet appreciated the collaboration between Government, development partners, civil society, and the media in advancing budget transparency and accountability. #KnowYourBudget26

[Naymah☆♡ @NamazziNaymah]

“The 2025 Open Budget Survey provides important insights into Uganda’s progress on budget openness while highlighting areas that require further improvement to strengthen transparency, citizen engagement, and effective public resource management.”— Patrick Tumwebaze, ED @ugandadebtnet