Daphne

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[Daphne @dbukirwa]

@SsemujjuIN Excited to engage with you Honorable

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

Is Pious pious 'cause God loves pious?
Socrates asks, "Whose bias do y'all seek?"

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

“Lies on the lips of a priest
Thanksgiving disguised as a feast
Rollin' in the Rolls-Royce Corniche
Only the doctors got this, I'm hidin' from police
Cocaine seats
All white like I got the whole thing bleached
Drug dealer chic
I'm wonderin' if a thug's prayers reach”
Jay-Z

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

Masogorny claims that spending your own money on yourself is somehow less satisfying than spending a man’s money—an idea that feels both outdated and frankly absurd. Ladies, make your own money and spend it on yourself.

[Charles Onyango-Obbo @cobbo3]

Justice in Uganda: A Study in Contrast

+FRAME ONE: The Rights of a Killer
+The Incident: Christopher Okello Onyun (in photo) attacks a nursery school, stabbing four innocent children to death.
≠The Response: As an angry mob gathers to seek immediate retribution, the police intervene to save him from being lynched. Good.
-The Outcome: Despite the horrific nature of his crimes, Onyun is granted his constitutional right to a fair trial in a civilian court, as he should.

+FRAME TWO: The Fate of the Peaceful
+The Incident: Opposition supporters stage a pro-democracy protest. They carry nothing but placards; not a single stone is thrown, and no one is physically harmed.
≠The Response: These peaceful citizens are set upon by the very same police force that protected a child killer. They are subjected to brutal beatings at the scene.
-The Outcome: The "justice" system takes a darker turn for the protestors:
•The Disappeared: Some vanish entirely, never to be seen again.
•The Tortured: Others reappear weeks later, bearing the physical scars of severe torture.
•The Jurisdiction: Unlike the child killer, these peaceful civilians are denied a civilian trial. Instead, they are processed through a Military Court.
¡The Verdict
Demanding democracy is treated as a greater threat to the social order than the murder of children. Good luck making sense of it.

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

@emeka_ug This situation should serve as a sobering reminder to parents to be mindful of who we entrust with our children. More importantly, it highlights the responsibility to foster safe, open environments where children feel secure enough to speak freely and be heard without fear.

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

@emeka_ug I commend this young man for his courage in speaking out. What he endured is deeply unfortunate, and I hope he is receiving the care and support he needs to heal. It is important that those responsible are held fully accountable.

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

Am not sure what Naalya did to @UEDCLTD naye we are suffering. Literally load sheding everyday without fail! I miss @UmemeLtd

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

Ki Uganda🙄

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

Trust your future self to handle future problems!

[BRONSTON CANADIAN ACADEMY KAMPALA CENTRE @BCAKampalaCentr]

🎓5 Reasons to study the OSSD

1. Well-Recognized Credential.
It is highly regarded by universities and employers both in Canada and abroad. Serves as a solid foundation for continuing education at post secondary institutions and provides credibility for entering the workforce

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

Mental health is critical for your overall wellbeing.

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

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[Daphne @dbukirwa]

@sabrinaagasha I am obsessed with that show……so funny

[Jules @Jules_Nansy]

@dbukirwa keep soaring 🥳🥳🥳🥳

[Rose Nanyonga Clarke PhD @RoseNanyongaCla]

Day three: Clarke Farm essentials at the Coffee Lodge. This place is inspiring our ideas for @CIUuga marketing strategy @DrIanClarke @Jules_Nansy @dbukirwa

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

Our Marketing team spent this week at the The Coffee Lodges at Clarke Farm. A fantastic escape from the city.The Clarke Farm is a 1,500 acre farm located in Katambale, Kyarusozi Kyenjojo district in Uganda.
For more information visit their website; https://t.co/WeTIBwxmYt

[Rose Nanyonga Clarke PhD @RoseNanyongaCla]

So much learning about mentoring and leadership with these women leaders in higher education at the Forum for Africa Women Vice Chancellors (FAWoVC), in Harare. #mentoring #safeguardpipelines @CIUuga

[Daphne @dbukirwa]

“Advertizing is what you pay for, Publicity is what you pray for”