#Ugandans are lucky, baasi. The Deputy Governor of the Central Bank has taken time to teach you the very basics. What excuse do you have? And as he says at the start of this: "Let us have an honest conversation." #EconomicsUG@AugustusNuwagab
Understanding delayed gratification, preparing for unforeseen circumstances, growing wealth through diversified investments, and continuously building financial knowledge are essential pathways to financial freedom. In this clip, @NButeraba shares a comprehensive approach to putting these principles into practice.
@Winnie_Byanyima Every parent often wishes their child takes after them in all aspects.
Wise parents know children are their own person. They may build on the foundation you laid but the style of building will be uniquely theirs.
Hi guys kindly reshare/repost until he's found ..His name Zlatan Mwatha 4yrs old last seen pale garden city.He was wearing the same clothes as in the photo .
However much I had already secured a very nice accommodation at Bamboo Village in Murchison Falls, I chose to honor an invitation and spend the night at my friend’s house instead.
This friend of mine is a local guide in Murchison Falls. We have worked together for some time whenever I bring clients to the park. His house scared me at first ,strange sounds, lizards moving around, and at some point even rats. But then I remembered something important: he has lived there for years, and nothing has ever happened to him. In the morning, my clothes were intact, untouched and I jokingly concluded that even the rats were friendly 🐀.
Ironically, the house even had WiFi something I didn’t have at the lodge.
Many would wonder why I would choose this experience over an expensive lodge that I had already paid for.
The reason is simple, and it left me deeply thoughtful.
This young guide made a deliberate decision. Instead of renting an expensive house just to “look successful,” he chose a simple place so he could save money. His goal is clear: to one day start a business that will secure and elevate his future, rather than pouring most of his income into rent.
That conversation silenced me.
It made me reflect on how many youths in Kampala earn about 500k, yet rush to rent houses worth 400k, chase appearances, and live under constant pressure then we wonder why progress feels impossible.
Sometimes growth is quiet. Sometimes wisdom looks uncomfortable. And sometimes the most powerful lessons come from sleeping in places that challenge our comfort but awaken our thinking.
The unreasonable double standards on these streets must be condemned.
We need to understand one basic truth that for musicians, music is not just art, it is their livelihood. It is their business, their shop. When artists create music, they do so for everyone, regardless of political affiliation, and when they perform, they perform for whoever hires them. That does not automatically translate into political support. It is business. Period.
Just a few days ago, @kingsaha_256 performed at a media house that many of you loudly claim is state-sponsored, yet none of you called him out. Now the same people are dragging @AllanToniks for performing at an NRM rally. How exactly is that fair?
What truly matters is not where an artist performs, but what they say and stand for after the performance.
You cannot honestly equate artists like @AllanToniks or @YkeeBenda with @BebeCoolUG or @eddykenzoficial. There is a clear difference. The former go, perform, get paid, and the next day, they continue using their platforms to question power and hold leaders accountable. The latter openly and consistently align themselves with the oppressor and continue to mock the oppressed.
Most of you run businesses of your own loke shops, boutiques, hotels, salons. Do you first ask customers about their political beliefs before selling to them? Do you refuse service to people you disagree with politically? If not, why then draw an artificial moral line when it comes to artists?
Artists are doing business like the rest of us. Accountability should be judged by principle and conduct, not selective outrage.