Welcome @MaiTurikumwe, our new HR Manager! She believes in quality education, motivated staff, equal opportunities, and strong values. Mai's passion for inclusiveness and improving communication will transform CIYOTA. Join us in welcoming her to our family! #QualityEducation
🌟 New Year, New Opportunities! 🌟
🚀 CIYOTA is hiring! Spread the word—this could be someone’s big break!
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✨ Don’t wait—opportunities like this won’t last.
Let’s make 2025 a year of growth and impact! 💼🌍
New year, same mission: empowering refugees, internally displaced people and host communities to reach for the stars! 🌍✨ Here's to brighter days and endless possibilities. CIYOTA wishes you a happy and successful new year!
#EmpoweringCommunities2025#RefugeeEducationMatters
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Since 2008, CIYOTA has empowered 6,000+ refugee & host community learners. This year, we’re supporting 2,000 students! We're training teachers in ICT & inclusive methods to improve education. 💡 Help us reach our $25,000 goal this GivingTuesday! 👉 https://t.co/tDVQiLUh6Q
Colline Hotel will be our new home as we launch Watoto Church MUKONO this weekend! Invite your friends, family, and everyone you know to join us for our launch service on Sunday, 17 November 2024, starting at 10 am.
#WatotoChurchMukono#AwesomeGod#DoItAgain
LET'S PRAY
Dear God, our joy comes from You. We pray that You help us to choose joy and praise even amid pain. Clothe us with Your joy and help us to sing Your praises forever. Amen
The genius of Ssemakadde.
Since Bobi Wine's rise, the ghetto has produced a new wave in Uganda’s politics. Suddenly, artists are competing for political leadership.
Even the president himself started recruiting advisers from the same group. He understood that he would capture some of their “electricity” by association.
I don’t know much about Alien Skin, but he clearly took Bobi Wine’s template, including riding around in big American trucks. It’s a contest for the ghetto because the ghetto has the favour of the people.
However, there’s been one problem. While favour can get you through the door, it can’t keep you there. And that’s why many Ugandans on the fence struggled with the ghetto choice.
The genius of Ssemakadde was to get rid of the neat haircut and replacing it with the dreadlocks. Just like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, he became a lawyer in ghetto clothing.
And because nations are really about laws, the ghetto lawyer, with both the favor and the competence becomes the greatest threat to the status quo.
Why is the nation interested in the affairs of the Uganda Law Society? It’s simple. When the ghetto becomes accepted as president in the ULS, what else will be out of reach?
#lollapalooza
Isaac Ssemakadde as John the Baptist
A Luganda adage goes that when the womb does not give birth, it produces its own children. Hate or love him, Ssemakadde is a product of a society that failed to give birth, just like John the Baptist.
Listening to his acceptance speech, I understood his message for the first time. He said that the law society had not done enough to fight for the interests of ordinary people.
The spirit of his message was similar to one made by Owek. David Mpanga many years ago when he said, “We shall never see the Uganda we want until we develop a central nervous system that enables us to feel each other's pain.”
Despite their alignment in diagnosis, the esteemed gentleman disapproved of the choice of Ssemakadde, whom he likened to a “cantankerous village drunk.” However, he failed to realise that while many were content to simply speak, the village drunk had the courage and audacity to do something about it.
Ssemakadde isn’t unique, and like John the Baptist, he’s a product of his society. Except in the place of the brood of vipers, he’s calling out the rotten tomatoes. But beyond their unsavoury rhetoric, their message is the same: a call to repentance that Ssemakadde captured in the slogan, back on track.
It’s easy to shoot the messenger, but I hope that society does not miss the message. Ssemakadde isn’t the messenger; he is the message, the product of society.
🎥- Things Value driven professionals do.
- See themselves as an economic product.
- See yourself as a hero on a mission not a victim.
- deescalates drama
#KickStart
Isn’t it sad that many people blame their exes for failed relationships instead of blaming themselves for choosing them in the first place?
If you buy a terrible car that keeps you in the garage every week, do you blame the car? Of course not; you blame yourself for falling for the “good deal.”
Only if you allocate blame appropriately can you stop repeating the same mistakes.
Be blessed.
📢 We are happy to announce Kwizera Amos as our new Country Director, DR Congo🇨🇩! 🎉
after completing his master's degree in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action 🎓 he decided to return and give back to his community. Please join us in welcoming Amos to his new team! 🙌
I’ve seen firsthand @VernitaRwot and her team of pastors spend countless hours interceding for each one of you ladies, God’s precious daughters. God is going to reward this faithfulness.
Brothers, It won’t hurt If we stayed alone with the kids for just this one night 😜…
Faith is a force that cannot be seen and yet it produces results.
It’s like gravity, you cannot see it, but whenever you throw things in the air, it brings them down.
BREAKING: Kisoro Woman member of parliament and Minister of state for Defence and Veteran Affairs (Defence), Sarah Mateke is dead, a family source has confirmed.
#MonitorUpdates
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