.@mugishamuntu: It's rare for earthly kings to accept Jesus Christ as their lord and saviour. To see an earthly god submit himself to the King of Kings is bold.
#NilePostNews#NBSFrontline
The Minister of Health Dr. @CHRISBARYOMUNS1 has today Launched the National Mental Health Run 2026 under the theme: “Run for Your Mind: Break the Silence, End the Stigma.”
The initiative seeks to raise awareness about mental health, promote open conversations and help reduce the stigma associated with mental health challenges.
Dr. @CHRISBARYOMUNS1 noted that, mental illness should be treated like other Diseases, it affects every body regardless of the status and further cautioned that people with mental illness should be treated with dignity because they are sick but not criminals as some people think.
The run will take place on 11th October 2026 at MUBS ground, Nakawa.
The Ministry of Health calls upon all Ugandans to join the movement and make mental health a priority. #MOHatWork | #MentalHealthRun2026
STILL AS GOOD AS DEAD TO US!
Now that she is back from the dead,
Can she take the keys from her son,
Open his different basements,
Set free Ugandans languishing within,
And end his illegal pre-trial detentions?
If not, she is still as good as dead to us!
Now that she is back from the dead,
Can she puncture the tyres of the drones,
Puncture the fuel tanks of the drones
Dismiss all the drivers of the drones,
And end their abductions of Ugandans?
If not, she is still as good as dead to us!
Now that she is back from the dead,
Can she truly open her eyes and ears,
See the fear in every Ugandan’s eyes,
Hear the whispers about her son’s brutality,
And then publicly address the rising torture?
If not, she is still as good as dead to us!
Now that she is back from the dead,
Can she remind Mzee about Kizza Besigye,
Talk to her husband about his bush-war doctor,
Appeal to him for justice and fairness,
And end the barbaric kangaroo court trial?
If not, she is still as good as dead to us!
The Baseline Survey of Buildings will establish a comprehensive inventory of buildings across Uganda and generate key statistics on the country’s building sector. The findings will support infrastructure planning, regulation of the construction industry, disaster risk reduction, monitoring of building standards and evidence-based policy formulation.
#UBOS #EvidenceBasedStatistics
I am thankful to God for being speaker for academic year 2026 /2027 at makerere garden courts hostel.
I really appreciate the outgoing cabinet of Makerere garden courts hostel for their guidance and wise counselling, plus the entire administration of Garden Courts hostel 🥰🥰🥰
Muksa handover 2026 ,I am really grateful to God because I am the current projects coordinator for Makerere University kisoro students Association for 2026/2027 .
May God help me and guide me during this tenure of leadership 🙏 🙌 ✨️ ❤️
KEY TAKE AWAYS FROM OUR GUESTS
EP 10:VISION (https://t.co/HtsmC1ZIzY)
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MR BASALIRWA ISMAEL @basalirwaisma
He defined vision as a long-term achievement, not a transient ambition.
‘A genuine vision is the endpoint that gives coherence and direction to every present action,’ he stated.
Explained its formation as deliberate and cumulative:
‘Vision is not apprehended in an instant. It is constructed incrementally, through intentional choices and clarity of purpose.’
Concluded with a caution on the cost of an undefined vision:
‘When your vision is diffuse or derivative, you expend your life executing objectives that were never yours. In doing so, you forfeit authorship of your own life.’
Therefore, define your vision deliberately, refine it consistently, and have the discipline to pursue only what aligns with it. That is how you build a life you can rightfully call your own.
📸 Dr. Albert Byamugisha, Chairperson of the UBOS Board of Directors and Chief Guest, officially launched the Uganda Harmonised Integrated Survey (UHIS) Reports covering Waves I, II and III (2021/22, 2023/24 and 2024/25), alongside Dr. Chris N. Mukiza, Executive Director of UBOS, and other members of the Executive Committee.
The report provide an important evidence base for understanding household welfare, agricultural production, and socio-economic trends, while supporting evidence based planning, policy formulation.
#UBOS #DataForDevelopment #EvidenceBasedStatistics #UHISReport2025
#UHISReport2025
More Females between 6-12 years are attending school, compared to their Male counterparts, findings have revealed.
The proportion of persons aged 6-12 years who were attending school increased by 9.1%, from 85.5% in 2022 to 94.6% in 2025.
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