Carrick’s approach is very different to what we’ve become used to from coaches like Arteta, Maresca, and De Zerbi.
I break down his in-possession principles, analyse the approach in detail, and assess whether his model can scale over a full Premier League season.
Guys, meet Jacob!🥹 This 11 year old has quite the story. He migrated from Ishasha and crossed the Kazinga Channel with his brother, Tibu, to Mweya.
What a beautiful sight!🥹
Visit Queen Elizabeth National Park during the #UWAOpenParkDays and experience stories like these in the wild.🇺🇬
JACOB, THE HERO, THE SURVIVOR!
This morning in Queen Elizabeth National Park, particularly within the Kasenyi sector where cat tracking is conducted. We landed on one of the most well-known individual lions, Jacob
A 11-year-old male who has been closely monitored by researchers and conservation teams. Jacob is notable for having lost part of his limb after being caught in a wire snare, a device commonly used in illegal poaching.
These snares are typically set to capture herbivores such as antelopes for bushmeat, but they are indiscriminate. Carnivores like lions often become unintended victims when they move through these areas.
In Jacob’s case, the snare caused severe injury, leading to the loss of his foot. Despite this, he survived, something that is extremely rare for large predators, as mobility is critical for hunting, territory defense, and survival.
Jacob’s continued survival provides important insight into lion behavior and adaptability. Observations from trackers and conservationists show that he has adjusted his movement and energy use. For five wounds, the wound is still fresh because of unavoidsble movements especially when mating.
Jacob however has a brother Tibu (Tibihaburwa) named after the President. That has stayed and supported him throughtout all this. They hunt together or at some point he shares what he gets.
However, his condition still reflects the broader impact of poaching. It causes not only direct mortality but also long-term suffering through permanent injuries, reduced hunting ability, less mating and increased vulnerability.
The ongoing conservation efforts by @ugwildlife in the park aim to reduce these incidents, but continued awareness is essential. Visiting areas like Kasenyi for lion tracking is therefore not just about viewing wildlife. It is an opportunity to learn about these real challenges, understand the impact of human activity, and support conservation through informed tourism.
Visit Queen Elizabeth National Park from 25th to 27th September for the #UWAOpenParkDays
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One of my hobbies since childhood has been watching movies, with a strong preference for action–detective films.
Lately, this hobby has been disrupted by the increasing inclusion of homosexuality scenes in many American movies. As someone who appreciates top-notch productions, it’s inevitable for me to watch American movies but frustrating at the same time. I have to keep a remote in my hands to skip those nasty and disgusting scenes.
Mba ndyawo nga I come across TEHRAN, an Israeli-based series. It’s top-tier, and quite refreshingly, I haven’t come across any homosexuality scenes in the two seasons I’ve watched so far.
Kindly recommend similar movies or series. 🙏
GREAT LAKES SAFARIS LTD
25 YRS TODAY
Yesterday the birthday wishes were overwhelming and at one point I just gave up but remained grateful for all messages.
GREAT LAKES SAFARIS started on the 23rd of April 2001, a day after my 28th birthday.
I had spent my earlier years accumulating field experience and like I have always said, first thing you look for is a skill.
If money lands in your hands and finds without skills, that will definitely be a lost cause.
They say money can’t keep company with a fool. A fool with his money part company easily so they say!
The third picture represents my 3rd job, i worked as a tour guide earning about 5k every day I worked.
The first job I worked as a cleaner and second job I was an office messenger and all provided different experiences. It didnt matter that I was a leader throughout school days.
God helped me put my lifestyle in check upto today. It doesn’t matter how much you earn, how much you save, how much you invest, a bad lifestyle will always take you down!
In a good month, I would guide for about 15 days and some months I had nothing and therefore always saved for the rain day.
My rent was ushs 5k in slum room, used about 2k for food a week, katogo of beans and Casava would cost ushs 200 then.
I couldn’t afford 3 meals a day even with 2 planting seasons Uganda has, none of my friends can tell you I ever complained, needa.
The 3rd represents our 3rd office on Sussie house Nsambya when things had improved a lot, the first office was a briefcase one, then under the stairs was second.
In the fourth picture, you can see why I hate suits, I work hard to earn a right to dress how I want. We were celebrating 10yrs of Great Lakes safaris at Serena.
You can only grow money given to you when you have enough skills in handling it and that’s why the Japanese say money accounts for only 15% when starting a business.
Some people say, oh people don’t tell us all the stories, yes, imagine me telling about my daily frustrations with business? Some of you get tired by reading about my travels when am looking for business.
Yet you don’t see the whole picture!
You don’t see the lonely times we face in hotel rooms, the scary flights we continue to take, the failed negotiations, the malice some times.
We can only give you some pointers but the business experiences are very personal and different different days, weeks, months etc. Our lives aren’t predictable at all.
Business is majorly about solving problems by providing solutions. Some days one works less, some days i have to put in 20hrs of work.
Others like Rwenzori marathon days, I don’t sleep for 40hrs same as our whole team.Out there people say the celebrations and a good job done. Thats what matters!
We thank God for the 25yrs in business and can’t wait to see what God has for us in the next 25yrs.