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[#ABoyHasNoName @daashisme]

Times are changing. Ai is writing code now.
@github to the world.
#MSBuild2022
#iamimpressed

[#ABoyHasNoName @daashisme]

@LarryMadowo So curious to know?! 💵💰

[Sundar Pichai @sundarpichai]

Love this re-imagining of America’s founding using Docs, Gmail, Calendar and more from @GoogleWorkspace. Really puts the history in version history :)

[Margo Martin @MargoMartin47]

“First flight!” @POTUS 🇺🇸

[Standard Chartered UG @StanChartUGA]

Every big business journey starts with one bold step.

Meet Elizabeth and her business, SafeYou Africa. She's joining this year's #WomenInTechUg Accelerator, where she'll spend the next 12 weeks refining her growth strategy, learning from industry mentors, & pitching for funding.

[Ultras Clips @ultras_clips]

🇦🇷🥩 Argentina squad have been doing barbecues all World Cup! They shipped over 500 kg of premium beef to their training camp for the World Cup, reports in Argentina claim. The shipment includes a range of traditional cuts, including lomo, vacío, entraña, matambre, peceto and asado de tira.

The meat was sent from Argentina after months of planning and had to meet strict sanitary and customs requirements before entering the United States. ✈️📦

[Melchor Santiago @MelchorSan26]

Un buen plato no necesita presentación

[The Observer @observerug]

NUP makes U-turn, seeks to join IPOD

For years, NUP maintained it would never join IPOD, arguing that the platform had been turned into a tool for legitimising the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) and President Yoweri Museveni’s four-decade rule.

However, the party softened its stance last year following amendments to the Political Parties and Organisations Act, which made membership of IPOD a prerequisite for political parties to receive government funding.

As a result, NUP lost the approximately Shs 5 billion it had been receiving annually through the Electoral Commission.

In a letter dated June 18, NUP secretary general David Lewis Rubongoya formally expressed the party’s intention to join IPOD, saying it was ready to sign the organisation’s Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) despite the absence of party president Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu.

https://t.co/6GA9Efe2Ux

[#ABoyHasNoName @daashisme]

@observerug Bro. The grammar is wrong.😑

[Micky Jnr @MickyJnr__]

🚨 Dr Congo super fan Lumumba was denied a visa to travel to the USA.

So instead, he watched the final group game against Uzbekistan with friends.

And when the final whistle went… joy took over.

Dancing, celebrating, living every moment like he was inside the stadium.

Football finds a way even when borders don’t. ❤️⚽️

#WorldCup #CongoDR #WorldCupwithMicky #AfricaFootball

[The Observer @observerug]

From inside the palace: Uganda President Yoweri Museveni's son-in-law Odrek Rwabwogo says he's extremely worried to the core about the direction the country is taking.

Rwabwogo has asked Ugandans to unite and speak out.

He says the army and NRM's vote rigging, bribery, ballot stuffing, shooting of voters in the 2026 general elections and monetisation of the country's politics are a bigger threat to Uganda than foreign invasion, flooding, and earthquake, because now it doesn't pay to be good at what you do and as such, we can't get good leaders, good teachers, good doctors anymore.

[Daily Monitor @DailyMonitor]

VIDEO: Armed soldiers are on guard outside the headquarters of Daily Monitor newspaper in Namuwongo, Kampala.

The offices remain under military siege following an order by President Museveni's son and military chief Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba to shut down Nation Media Group (NMG) Uganda outlets, including Daily Monitor and NTV.

Other affected outlets include Dembe FM, Spark TV, KFM, and The East African, all under NMG.

A similar siege has been reported at the NTV and Spark TV broadcast centre at Serena Hotel since around 12am on Sunday, where military officials have since taken the stations off air.