Victor Aryatuha

Civil Engineer|Construction

[Victor Aryatuha @victoraryatuha]

@_papawere 😂😂

[Victor Aryatuha @victoraryatuha]

@_fels1 Interesting one

[Uganda Institution of Professional Engineers @UIPE_Uganda]

UIPE Statement on the Arbitrary Arrests of Engineering Professionals📌

#UIPEUpdates #Engineering #Integrity #Uganda

[wes @weskambale]

what happened with mtn and stanbic yesterday will happen again because we've regulators that don't care

'cause why doesn't mtn momo have a disaster recovery site?

how can a leadin' mobile money provider not anticipate that their only data center could've critical issues one day?

why doesn't bou have a mandated minimum availability target of at least 99.99%?

that's about 53 minutes of downtime per year

safaricom's m-pesa has a mandated system availability of 99.999%, that's roughly 5 minutes of downtime per year

anythin' beyond that, safaricom would be heavily penalized

here, our core infrastructure can go offline for hours with barely any communication from service providers until enough people talk about it

the regulators do not care whether the public incurs losses because there are no meaningful penalties for prolonged outages

mtn and stanbic get to walk away unscathed while businesses are countin' losses

and the funny bit is, the taxman doesn't care either..

[Uganda Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) @MODVA_UPDF]

https://t.co/ER5arnP7PR

[Agather Atuhaire @AAgather]

These are some of the people that have been recruited into the Parliamentary Service since 2021. The law requires that recruitment to follows a notice/advert in the gazette and news papers but the last time there was any job advert for parliament recruitment was in 2016. Most of these are children of Judges, siblings of the Speaker, Parliamentary commissioners, and some opposition bigwigs, friends of the Deputy Speaker, spouses and children of friends, etc. you guys feel free to point out whose child, brother, wife, husband, etc.

[Victor Aryatuha @victoraryatuha]

@HuduHussein @Jacobeyeru just thought!

[Office of the Prime Minister - Uganda @OPMUganda]

This afternoon, the Head of the Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit, @KasuleSebunya, returned to the Industrial Area to assess progress on the ongoing road reconstruction works, which he last inspected in March.

Due to soft ground conditions in the Industrial Area, the Government is replacing tarmac with concrete on 6th and 7th Streets.

Mr. Sebunya was pleased to note that 6th Street is complete and open to the public, while works on 7th Street are progressing well. He also inspected reconstruction works on 5th and 8th Streets.