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A beautiful place that provokes unending amazement. Enjoy luxurious amenities, good food & drink and spacious accommodation while you watch the Mbale sunset in the distance.
Thank you, Mr. President @KagutaMuseveni, for the strategic guidance. Your leadership continues to motivate patriots and inspire good learners to serve our country with dedication, discipline, and excellence.
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Ugandan Officer Cadet Ruhamya Kainerugaba Graduates from Sandhurst
Officer Cadet Ruhamya Kainerugaba, son of Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has graduated from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom after completing the academy’s prestigious 44-week Officer Commissioning Course.
General Muhoozi attended the Sovereign’s Parade in Surrey to witness his son’s commissioning. Ahead of the ceremony, he was received by Major General Nick Cowley OBE, the Academy Commandant, who presented him with a Sandhurst Alumni medal—a distinction introduced after Gen. Kainerugaba’s own time at the academy.
Ruhamya was commissioned alongside fellow Ugandan Officer Cadet Andrew Bakira and other British and international cadets.
The graduation carries particular significance for the Kainerugaba family. Gen. Muhoozi himself graduated from Sandhurst in 2000, and in the weeks leading up to the parade, he shared photographs comparing his own officer training with his son’s, reflecting on a “father and son going through the same hardships, separated by 27 years.”
The Sandhurst course is widely regarded as one of the world’s most demanding military leadership programmes, covering tactics, weapons systems, fieldcraft, operational planning, ethics and command under pressure.
Addressing the newly commissioned officers, General Sir Roly Walker, Chief of the General Staff, warned that the global security environment is changing rapidly and that military dominance can no longer be taken for granted.
He reminded the young officers of their central responsibility: to earn the trust of the soldiers they lead and be prepared to fight and win their nations’ battles.
“Serve to Lead”—the academy’s enduring motto—was at the heart of his message.
As Ruhamya and his fellow graduates begin their careers, they now return to their respective armed forces, including the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF), to serve as commissioned officers.
A lot of people have passed away this year. Almost every family, every neighbor, every friend has lost someone already. And there's still 4 months left. Take care of yourselves people. The Grim Reaper is working overtime
Thank you, the people of Mbarara City, for turning up in such great numbers. The overwhelming support demonstrates our shared commitment to accountability and improved service delivery.
The #ExposeTheCorrupt campaign is unstoppable. Together, we shall continue to root out corruption and build a more transparent and efficient Uganda.
Before you think too much remember that @AndrewMwenda is at the level where the president writes him an open letter when they have a misunderstanding. Are you at that level too? There are things that are staggering to think about. Has the president ever written to you two open letters?
You have to ask who is Andrew Mwenda?
Some of you guys are dreamers. Guy fucks you and all of a sudden he thinks he's bagged you. Dude, yes I know some chicks can be slow but trust me many of us know exactly what we're doing. You haven't tricked me. I wanted to.
After the recent fallout, Uganda joins Finland, Wales, Serbia and England as the first African country to withdraw its support for Gianni Infantino. The statement explains why. Kudos
Men who’ve been denied access to your children. Temwekooya
If a woman says “ I won’t give you that child or you won’t get access to that child.” Never bother forcing your way.
Respect yourself as a man , MULEKE Okole Ebirala.
That’s why it’s dangerous to have only one child in this world with 1 person.
I have repeatedly read from different fora and, most recently, watched a clip from Hon. Ssemujju Nganda on how, sijui, Mzee Museveni appoints his family members such as the wife as Minister, Gen. Saleh to OWC, his son as CDF, Hon. Shartsi Kuteesa and Hon. Alice Kaboyo as Ministers etc., etc., to public offices and I have always wanted to say this.
HEAR ME OUT; why is it that nobody questioned when Mzee Amos Kaguta’s sons were in the bush fighting for this nation’s freedom? Nobody cared when Gen. Salim Saleh had bullets go through his body while liberating this country? Nobody questioned when Gen. Muhoozi served his nation in Garamba, Somalia +++.
My fellow Ugandans, why should being the President’s wife, brother, son, or relative disqualify a Ugandan from serving their own nation?
Isn’t that clear double standards? Should we say that their sacrifice was never a problem then but now that reward is involved offense takes precedence?
I must say this, President Museveni has a proven record of identifying, nurturing talent and bringing out the best in people. I’m curious if the eye that has spotted ability in countless Ugandans with no relation to him at all and elevated them to serve with him is the same eye that would go blind or biased the moment it looked at those close to it.
Anyway, enough of my rant.
Long live President Museveni!
Muraare gye.
I warmly congratulate Team Uganda on their commendable performances on the international stage, including our woodball team for their historic success in Malaysia, and our athletes at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Your patriotism and commitment have made our nation proud. Thank you for representing Uganda with excellence.
May God continue to strengthen and guide you to even greater achievements.
A landlord in our apartment introduced a new rule saying tenants weren't allowed to have visitors after 9 p.m. because it disturbed the neighbourhood. Most people just accepted it without question. One Gen Z tenant asked for a copy of the signed tenancy agreement and pointed..