Bahati✡

life is a lottery 😁😁 why not buy many tickets 💁💁

[Bella Twine @bella_twine]

Reporting about King Oyo, his demise and burial for BBC Focus On Africa has been such an emotional experience but one that has given me great opportunity to get more familiar with my history as a Mutooro.

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[Airtel Money Uganda @airtelmoneyug]

Kenneth Kamukama Rashid, CEO of #VirungaGorillaMarathon2026, outlines the four pillars of the 3rd edition of the run: climate change, tourism, economic development, and talent identification.
#VirungaRunsWithAirtelMoney #PayWithAirtelMoney

[MTN Uganda @mtnug]

Our #PulseCrush is the delectable French-speaking, BBC published journalist @bella_twine🤗 Heads up, no wolokoso allowed because she will debunk any Fake News real quick.

Word on the TL is that she’s single so if you speak French and can cook, shoot your shot en Français in the comments. #WCW

[VIRUNGA GORILLA MARATHON @v_rungamarathon]

What a beautiful day today🙌🏿

#VirungaGorillaMarathon25

[Dj Bugy @deejaybugy]

The mission is to hand a BUGYPR shirt to every couple this year

#BUGYPR

[Mugisha Boris Nahabwe @boris_nahabwe]

Attending wedding services is goated.
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Preacher shared on love and keeping God first as pillars to a successful marriage.

Congs @KenKamukama and @ShakiraBahati

[Daily Monitor @DailyMonitor]

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Dear UPDF, Monitor means well

The Director of Ideological Development in the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) has responded to our August 3 story, “Tale of two Musevenis” (https://t.co/oYUlqI612J) with a litany of grave allegations and open threats that cannot be ignored.

Col Deo Byate Karikona, inter alia, accused @DailyMonitor of engaging in a “protracted smear campaign against the Commander-in-Chief of the UPDF”, and of being “a counter-revolutionary mouthpiece” that is “openly on a war path” (https://t.co/7f5EJmuTbz).

The article (https://t.co/oYUlqI612J) explored the depth of intellectualism of Mr Museveni, then a young student at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania and later as a political activist and freedom fighter who mobilised and led an ultimately successful rebellion against the corrupt, incompetent and ruthless regimes that ruled over Uganda from 1971 to 1986.

The article juxtaposed this remarkable story with present-day efforts by young Ugandans to protest against some of the failures of the old regimes that they now see in the National Resistance Movement (NRM) government. Why an article based on well-established historical facts left a bee buzzing in Col Byate’s beret is hard to explain.

Yet it is not hard to see the insidious attempt, repeated often, to criminalise criticism of the government, or to manufacture a narrative that strips Ugandans of voice and agency, and seeks to attribute their actions to foreign funding or ulterior motives. Col Byate goes as far as to accuse this newspaper of going on a war path that requires the army to “defend the territorial integrity of Uganda and always protect the Commander-in-Chief”!

We believe that the Commander-in-Chief requires no help in robustly defending his actions from even the most acerbic views. Nevertheless, we take exception to such open threats from a senior military official.

Since independence in 1962, Uganda has been caught in endless cycles of violence often perpetuated by those in military uniform against civilians. The broad-based support for the National Resistance Movement/Army was premised on a collective willingness to restore the rule of law and constitutionalism in Uganda.

The 1995 Constitution borne out of this commonwealth of ideas reaffirmed that power lay in the hands of the people. The Constitution also provided citizens with many rights, including association, assembly and expression, while setting up institutions to act as arbiters in the exercise of these rights.
All of this was to ensure that future generations of young Ugandans would not have to take up arms against the government of the day, as a young Mr Museveni and his colleagues did against Idi Amin, Milton Obote and Tito Okello Lutwa.

Some young Ugandans, unhappy with what they see as widespread public corruption, have been looking at different ways of having their voices heard, primarily through peaceful protest. Their cause is just and their methods are constitutional.
The young men and women who took up arms against Idi Amin and Milton Obote were not only opposed to the corruption by those governments; they were also forced to do so by the abuse of power and the failure of the institutions of the day to deliver justice and hold those in power accountable.

By moving to sanction and put on trial officials, including Members of Parliament facing corruption charges, the government has acknowledged that there is a problem that needs to be addressed. The young people unhappy with corruption should be seen as allies in this effort, not enemies to be crushed.

Similarly, those voices, be they in the media or civil society, that urge the government to do more, faster, to ensure that public resources are used to provide public services instead of being pilfered, should be applauded and defended, not threatened and vilified..............

[TROI Media @TROImedia]

Wishing you a month filled with love, laughter, and all the amazing things life has to offer.

Cheers to the month of love from all of us at TROI.

#WeAreTROI

[Routes Uganda @RoutesUg]

We wish you a happy September. May it be filled with love and good health.

We are ready to take you places🚙

[linardmusiime @Mutalynade1]

Let's make your life enjoyable,,,today,and tomorrow,,,,, contact us

[Routes Uganda @RoutesUg]

ALWAYS READY TO MOVE YOU🚘

Visit https://t.co/n3S8TeBvep to request for a quote today.

[Routes Uganda @RoutesUg]

Routes for Business is here for all your teams’ transport needs.

#MovewithConfidence

[NSSF Uganda @nssfug]

It's time to unleash your inner champion and create a powerful impact in our community. 💪🌍 Purchase your NSSF Kampala Hills Run kit from @housingfinanceU Kampala Road, Garden City or Kololo at only UGX 25,000 or dial *217*277#. #NSSFKlaHillsRun

[TROI Media @TROImedia]

We seek a word-slinger with a sharp & creative mind, collaborative skills and experience in selling air.

If this is your calling, send your CV to [email protected] by 15th June 2023

[TROI Media @TROImedia]

A year ago, we planted these trees 🌳 as a team. Today, we are proud to see how much they’ve grown and the positive impact they are having on our environment.

Happy #EnvironmentDay

#WeAreTROI

[TROI Media @TROImedia]

Wishing all the strong, smart, and amazing women out there a Happy Women's Day! Keep inspiring us to be better every day.

#WeAreTROI

[TROI Media @TROImedia]

The greatest resource for learning is our colleagues😃

Our very own Guru, Elvis took the digital team through SEO💻.

#WeAreTROI #TROIJANS

[TROI Media @TROImedia]

Today we celebrate the voice of the people, the pulse of the nation, the power of the airwaves, the media boys in the agency and the only female media planner. Happy #WorldRadioDay!

[𝙆𝙖𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙞 𝙍𝙚𝙖𝙜𝙖𝙣 @omzigaba]

The Maji Maji thought the warrez was going to tasse them from the bullets but nara 😂

[Trend Room UG @TrendRoomUG]

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#C3Anniversary