Day 2 concluded with Mercy Melody urging young people to create sustainable, community-led innovations that tackle drought, food insecurity, water scarcity, and other climate challenges, turning local ideas into lasting climate solutions.#LCOYUg2026
Participants stepped into a COP31 simulation, taking on negotiation roles to experience firsthand how global climate talks unfold, build consensus, and shape decisions that influence climate action worldwide.
#LCOYUg2026
Day 2 is underway!
The morning began with a recap of Day 1, as participants reflected on key discussions, shared lessons learned, and set the stage for another day of meaningful dialogue, collaboration, and climate action.#LCOYUg2026
Participants engaged in an insightful presentation on carbon markets, exploring how carbon financing can support climate action, sustainable development, and create opportunities for communities to contribute to a greener future.#LCOYUg2026
Whose knowledge counts when we decide what counts ? Join me and other other leaders as we bring out the youth perspectives on the outcomes of the SB64
@Youth4SDGsUga
The Road to COP31 starts with youth voices.
SB64 set the stage for COP31 negotiations from climate finance to loss & damage. But what do these outcomes actually mean for young people?
Join us this Sunday for an X Space: "Youth Perspective on the Outcomes of SB64"
All eight recognised pangolin species remain at high risk of extinction due to overexploitation and habitat loss but lack of data and reporting gaps are hampering global efforts to protect them.
Learn more in our report with @CITES ➡️ https://t.co/EETMccDocH
President Museveni sent a delegation led by the Vice President, H. E Jesca Alupo (whom we named "Namakula"), together with a number of ministers, to Bulange, today.
The Kingdom of Buganda is ready to collaborate with the Central Government in areas of health; education; agriculture; financial literacy; and environmental protection.
I told VP Alupo that it's crucial to fight corruption, which hinders transformation. The fight should start with the big shots occupying high offices. The rampant inefficiency in service delivery is due to corruption, which lets incompetent persons into high offices.
I emphasised that public transportation should be improved as a national priority. An efficient transport system reduces the cost of doing business, thus stimulating growth and development. We should aspire to travel from Mityana to Kampala by train in 20 minutes, which would enhance productivity.
Strengthening collaboration between the Central Government and the Kingdom shall accelerate sustainable development and prosperity of the nation.
Ekiriwo kati;
Omumyuka w'Omukulembeze w'eggwanga Her Excellence Rt. Hon. Jesca Alupo, atuuse ku Bulange okusisinkana Kabineeti ya Ssaabasajja Kabaka, ng'emu ku ngeri y'okunyweza enkolagana wakati w'Obwakabaka ne gavumenti ya wakati.
Omugenyi awerekeddwako Baminisita ab’enjawulo okuba mu gavumenti ya wakati.
Phase1: Of the New Waste Interceptors (FLOOD GATE WATER TRAPS) Entirely Fabricated from Plastic Waste Materials, Polythene, PET, HDPE. Installed by @NATUREINMIND256 at the Kamagara Channel leading to Lake Victoria in Jinja city, Courtesy of @runforthenile.@buyeforum
Tujaguza n'okujjukira emyaka 33 bukya Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II atikkirwa nga Kabaka wa Buganda owa 36.
Omukolo omukulu gwa kusaba, okunabeera ku Watoto Church e Bweyogerere, ebijaguzo byonna biri ku mulamwa: "Tubeere bavumu mu kukuuma Obuwangwa bwaffe"
#Amatikkira33
Today we mark #BiodiversityDay: Olunaku lw'ebitonde ebyenjawulo!
Nature thrives when communities act. The Kingdom of Buganda stands committed to protecting our ecosystems from the forests of Mabira to the wetlands of Lake Victoria. Every species matters.Every local action counts
In @BugandaKingdom_ , every clan totem is a living species our ancestors were entrusted to protect, each one a thread in Uganda's biodiversity tapestry.
Ahead of #BiodiversityDay Tell us what is your totem, and what does it teach us about protecting nature?
Drop it in the replies