To a certain extent, car maintenance is about personality. I have seen people with quite lots of money but with cars in an undesirable mechanical condition.
Munange
I’ve seen people who are 45 nga they have never even held a million shillings nga zaabwe:
On here, we tend to be quite detached from the real muntu wa wansi: Naye ssi byangu 🙏🙏
You can earn $1,200 a week working a regular job in the USA, and it’s after taxes. That means you earn 17M a month, yet a doctor in Uganda earns 2M a month.
What women don't understand is that an insecure man is a COMMITTED man. A man who isn't "insecure" - meaning he let's you frolic about in nightclubs without him, maintain a harem off orbiters ('male friends'), allows you to post thirst traps to advertise your body to the world, either
a) sees the situation with you as temporary so he's not invested, or
b) doesn't care about you and is there to exploit you financially.
Insecurity is precisely how men express their love and commitment to you. Sorry to say.
Lol.
…”Why do you feed your staff?”🤔
A private company will spend about 33M a month feeding between 100-120 staff. You cry over 16.5M for feeding 95 teaching staff and even question why they are fed but the pupils they teach, must be fed!🤦🏽♀️
Bantu bange…we are human first. Let us meet one another with basic empathy, kindness, and respect. 🙏🏼
Awo mukulu wange alimbye mu.
When Balaam went to Bududa in his normal crusade, he walked in having already convicted an innocent person of stealing government funds meant for teachers and group work employees.
He expected a public humiliation, but what he got was a lesson in composure. This headteacher refused to be intimidated, met every single interrogation point with cold facts, and answered so satisfactorily that the entire trap collapsed on the spot.
What was staged as a high-profile corruption exposure turned into a total embarrassment for the Minister, forcing him to backpedal and scramble for a different topic entirely.
Huge respect to that Head Teacher for standing his ground.
One reason women will always remain behind men is that we waste so much time believing witchcraft is the solution to our problems. In the process, we lose resources, emotional energy and, most importantly, valuable time that could have been invested in personal growth and financial independence.
Chaiii, women! We need to wake up.
Arsenal do not have enough space to hurt Brighton in behind. Brighton very happy to press us high, even if we beat the press there isn't enough in behind threat to hurt them...
At this rate, @BalaamBarugahar will continue until he reaches the gates of Plot 1. What he is doing in broad daylight is not governance. It is mob justice dressed up as enforcement and, whether he realises it or not, it is mobilising civil resistance.
Such things often begin by looking simple, isolated and unserious. But that is precisely how mass movements begin. They start with small actions that appear easy to dismiss.
Societies are complex systems, and complex systems do not always change gradually. They can appear stable for a long time, cross an invisible threshold and then transform rapidly. What looks harmless today may soon become something the state can neither control nor contain.
Competent ministers build institutions and make them work. They ensure that health inspectors inspect health facilities, school inspectors inspect schools, engineers assess infrastructure, and investigators investigate wrongdoing. A minister who appoints himself the inspector of everything is not strengthening government. He is advertising its institutional collapse.
Uganda cannot be governed by one man crisscrossing the country in permanent raid mode. When does he sit down to perform the actual duties of a minister? No minister can ambush an entire country into competence.
Every spectacle may attract applause, but it is also a public confession of failure. Balaam is not merely exposing the incompetence of the officials he confronts. He is exposing the incompetence of the very government he represents.
With my second pay check, then living in Bbuto Bweyogere, I bought a while basin of mandazi.
I'd always never understood why adults said they had no money when as a child I asked for mandazi which was ugx50.
Anyway,I ate 6 &realized I'd made a mistake, gave all neighbourhood kids, it was still too much, poured the rest, but my inner child was happy AF!