@CelebPatrolUg KCCA enforcers are very innocent. These chinese are quite lawless and mistreat locals at every opportunity. They held bricks to fight KCCA enforcers. The narrative here is wrong. These Chinese were beaten by other local goons. Get on ground and get the story right @celebpatrolUg
@KCCAUG@KCCAED@BenonKigenyi@KCCASpox@GovUganda@PoliceUg Take this enforcement beyond commercial premises and into our residential areas as well. Ugandans deserve to live in a safe, healthy, and well-regulated residential environment. Enforcement of standards will protect lives and improve living conditions
Back to the Source - The Nile, — the documentary I executive-produced and lived comes home for its National Premiere on 25th April 2026 in Kampala Uganda.
It premiered in Guangzhou, China last December. Now Uganda gets to watch it for the first time.
This is a homecoming🇺🇬📽️🍿
#BacktotheSourceTheNile
It was a safe landing for our start up when @KwanziInfo Accents needed a support system. You were a great cheerleader @Circular_DH Thank you! @JeanKM12
After eight incredible years, Circular Design Hub is closing its doors, but the impact we’ve made together will live on. Thank you all for being part of this journey 🙏🏾 your support, creativity, and passion have made it truly special.
#Gratitude#newbeginnings
@StatisticsUg#Bubu z greatest failure will be the quality of the products made locally. A pair of locally made boots will only last for 3 months before bursting open.
@Glovo_UG am irked by your riders moving without proper gear. Knowing how risky riding is in Kampala, why subject your staff to such danger. In addition to helmets, please get them knee & elbow guards. #riderslivesmatter
Pick a leaf from @cafejavas_ug
COFFEE EXPOSÉ: THE END
Folks, I know you have other stuff to worry about so I won’t keep you here long. Certainly not forever.
The fraudsters at @coffeeinvestug have finally been cornered into a response below. Basically it is three dimensional insolence. An insult to our intelligence, no regard for the tax payer & a 🖕🏿to those of us on the coffee sector who toil to earn US$800m for Uganda. Go & read it for yourself. If it doesn’t make sense, it is because, well, it doesn’t!
- It refers to members of the consortium without listing them.
- It talks about a September 2023 disbursement of $8.5m. The Minister told us they took $10m. How do we explain the discrepancy?
- Early 2023, @TugumeNelsonO, with high level political influence & the technical support of a @mofpedU Commissioner managed to get $10m for his CIC outfit included in the national budget for FY 23/24. The money was supposed to be disbursed after July 2023. However, Tugume was impatient & began to pressure the Treasury to release an advance payment of US 2m in April 2023. He came up with a clever argument that the money was required for the launch of a UGCONNECT hub in Belgrade, Serbia. It had to be ready for the President’s scheduled visit. We all know what happened but just so you know, the costs of setting up the hub/pub & the launch event were met by the owner. I have had to two figures mentioned-200k & 350k euros that the owner spent on this. Let’s just say that he got nothing in return & has been contacting local exporters to sell him some green beans so he can get his business going. The Ugandan colors that branded the exit have vanished
Why is this important? CIC claimed that they spent $500k on furniture for the Belgrade Pub. We have since established that not a single coin of this money was spent in Serbia apart from accommodation & some pocket money given to those who were in the CIC house.
On May 18th @mist_science transferred $1m to the CIC account no 01490011034070 in @dfcugroup. On May 19th, all the money was withdrawn & shared out.
Funzo Ltd(R. Byaruhanga)- 715m
Rubanda (James Muhangi)-350 m for supply of green beans of coffee to be exported to Serbia. These were dumped at Tugume’s stores at Coffee City in Ntinda & rotted there.
Consolata Tumwesigye - 350m
The rest was transferred to Tugume’s company Inspire Africa. I am told the the figure was UGX 1.6bn. It could be more.
The balance of $8.5m was transferred as their own response states. I have been told that Tugume forged signatures of his colleagues & moved the money to his account. He has a fixed deposit in a local bank against which he has borrowed in the same amounts. I have been told two different figures-17.5bn & 2.5bn. I am also told he has upgraded his to a Range Rover & Mercedes Cross Country. An amount of UGX 600m has been dedicated to a PR campaign to counter this exposé. The usual sharks have already eaten a significant chunk. So when you read posts that are incongruous with the known posture of the author, you know the incentive. When questions were asked about progress on exports of roasted coffee to Serbia & Russia , he lied then began running around local exporters to get some beans on credit. All suppliers aware of Tugume’s dodgy past gave him a wider berth.
One downside of this is that it has spawned a series of conspiracy theories. These have undermined confidence in the establishment. Beyond a letter demanding for accountability surely all these anti corruption outfits can simply go to the bank & obtain evidence of how the money moved. But that is someone else’s job. Mine is to give voice to the 12 million people whose livelihood depends on coffee. They have been shunted aside in favor of a greedy cabal of crooks. A simple due diligence on Tugume would shown that he has a 100% failure rate on execution of any project. Entrusting him with what they are claiming to do as CIC was very bad judgement. But we are here now. God help us.
@patrickoyulu@PoliceUg Commissioner Winston Katushabe and @GenWamala Katumba have failed to make public transport safe. May be it's because they are chauffeur driven in tough vehicles and never use the service @MoWT_Uganda@anit
@TrainUpAChild you are very inconsiderate to your neighborhood. Praise and worship at 10pm 5 days a week. People you would ideally be ministering to dread you. 😏😟😔😞☹️
“Judging from the reaction in the streets of Kampala, a lot of you probably wonder why I disclosed such sensitive truth and risk humiliation by the community at large. The reason I brought my Aids issue out of the closet is my personal concern that Ugandans, particularly young people are not taking Aids as a serious issue in their daily lives. My mission is to give Aids a face. I must expose AIDS to the maximum”- Philly Lutaaya
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