The government sets up an electric charging station at Amber House, along Kampala Road.
This is geared towards the adoption of cleaner and more efficient transport technologies.
@GCOFUG@GCICUganda@PRAU_Uganda@MoWT_Uganda
Can you imagine this level of abuse of office? It now turns out that Anita Among spent 532 million shillings of our tax payers' money to fence and purchase compound lights for her private home in Bukedea District! (For context, Bukedea is one of the poorest districts in Uganda.)
It also turns out that Anita Among and her deputy Tayebwa spent another 591 million shillings to purchase two generators for their private homes!
Very sadly, while this plunder was going on, the leaders we sent to check and stop it were bribed into silence and joined the looters!
This madness will only come to an end when WE THE PEOPLE rise to the occasion and put an end to the Museveni dictatorship!
I have been following with shock and concern the ongoing demolition of low-income earners' houses in Nansana-Lubigi ostensibly "because they were built in a wetland". Many of the 1,000+ victims now left homeless had stayed on that land for decades, right under the nose of the regime until it just abruptly woke up and razed their homes without warning.
Indeed, it is critically important to protect our environment, especially in light of global warming. However, it ceases being about protecting the environment when the regime singles out the homes of the poor for demolition while turning a blind eye to infrastructure constructed by the rich and regime supporters in the same areas.
There are several hotels, factories and homes constructed in wetlands such as the one along Yusuf Lule Road, Busega, Namanve and elsewhere. Even in Nansana, petrol stations built right in the wetland - with the regime's approval - have been spared unlike the homes around them. The list could go on.
These glaring contradictions in how the regime handles the poor, on one hand, and the rich, on the other hand, should jolt all of us into action to work harder for a country that will truly guarantee equal rights and treatment for al under the law.
We were talking about the future sometime back, she wanted us to build a village house worth 700m๐
Today I almost lost her omg
Quick recovery little ka sis
I was at Yusuf lule Rd, an ambulance was stopped among other vehicles for the presidential convoy to pass, eeehh. Naye Uganda
@KagutaMuseveni@MinofHealthUG
Mwedeeko neda neda
While I was a teenager growing up, I one time visited my aunt, She had a pretty maid. At night she suspected that this young boy could easily tiptoe to the maid's room. So, she laid a trap, putting an empty tin in the corridor! I remember kicking it and running back to my room