And when you look at the collected signatures for my removal , oyinza okugamba Munyagwa yatuzizza lukiiko lwa Muzikiti. Just look at signatories ; Sijui Mahmood , akina Assadhula yiiii, what kind of lawyer is Munyagwa who has no resepect for Article 28 of our Constitution!
I’m officially getting into consultancy because how was I paid this much for just sharing my mind earlier today?
So, from now on let’s agree that I’m an Audio Expert and I’ll be providing support on tracks, events, bars and the overall sound experience.
The knowledge pays too.💰
Information coming in.
UNOC, the sole importer of Oil and Fuel in Uganda has been granted favorable USD rate access by Bank of Uganda to enable control the FUEL prices going out of hand.
If it’s true. That’s a smart move.
Kampala Reggae loving massive, would you turn up for a live Vinyl selection?
Cooking something this NOV to represent Kampala Soundsystem Culture
Note: A lot of Dub and Classics 💚💛❤️
Tomorrow we celebrate the life and legacy of "The Cool Ruler" at KLA lovers Rock Tuesday
🇺🇬📍Velvet Black Lounge Kisaasi
Bring a reggae loving friend, nuff Reggae, Roots, Dub n Rub A Dub
💚💛❤️
Uganda is tapping its nearly $7 billion in reserves to lessen the blow of a plunging shilling, which is the world’s second-worst-performing currency this month after Iraq’s dinar. https://t.co/E85oNxd32U
This week, I commissioned military facilities and equipment at Kalama, Entebbe, Kalangalo and Magamaga under our defence cooperation with Russia.
I thank President Putin and the Russian people for this support, including the $53 million mechanised repair facility at Magamaga. We must not only acquire good equipment but also learn to maintain, repair and eventually manufacture it here. I have encouraged our military to embrace science and technology, including AI and automation, to strengthen our defence capabilities.
Our cooperation with Russia should help us build local capacity, protect our sovereignty and strengthen our ability to defend Uganda.
MONETARY POLICY STATEMENT | October 2026
The Bank of Uganda has raised the Central Bank Rate (CBR) from 9.75% to 12.0% after a special Monetary Policy Committee meeting on 14 October 2026.
The decision aims to contain rising inflation risks driven by higher fuel prices and exchange rate pressures, while safeguarding price stability.
The Bank also raised the Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR) from 11.0% to 13.5%, effective 24 September 2026, to manage excess liquidity in the banking system and strengthen monetary policy effectiveness.
Read the Governor's full Monetary Policy Statement: https://t.co/vPpahJKNSP
#BOUConnects
The Man founded Tayari rides Ltd in 2019, He was Just elected as member of Parliament for the first time ,
He held no any government position by then.
He had his ambitions asany other entrepreneurs in the country.
During a two-day visit to the Agence Française de Développement (@AFD_France) headquarters in Paris, France, I met with Ms. Sandra Kassab, the bank’s Director for Africa.
We discussed their work in Uganda, specifically in the sectors of water and sanitation, energy, and expanding access to finance for SMEs, youth, and women. I'm encouraged by the partnership, which remains aligned with our national priorities.
In the afternoon, I spoke at the AFD conference about how emerging climate adaptation frameworks affect macroeconomic and public finance management, and the tools used and measures taken by @mofpedU. Currently, Uganda remains a co-chair of the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action, thereby supporting our positions in global climate governance conversations.
Adaptation must be built into budgeting, macro-fiscal and investment planning, and it needs predictable, concessional finance behind it. @henrymusasizi1@FrenchEmbassyUg