@LeonidasNFT@Relentless_btc@LeonidasNFT XT exchange put up this announcement, I tried to withdraw my DOG but it’s not going through. Your support is key as we move to the moon.
"Egypt earns over $5 billion from the Nile, yet it is the same Nile that flows from Uganda. Remember, we are home to the source of the Nile. How then do the Baganda and Basoga communities living along the river remain poor?"- @wekesa_amos#UBCBehindtheHeadlines
🤙🏾Congratulations to Kiira Motors Corporation [KMC] upon attaining the global Integrated Management System (IMS) Certification for the Kiira Vehicle Plant.
🚍We recognize KMC’s efforts in driving Uganda’s transition towards smart and sustainable mobility through innovations like the E-Bus Xpress system; and most importantly, locally engineered mass transit solutions!
As the world shifts towards cleaner transport systems, Uganda must continue positioning itself at the forefront of e-mobility, innovation-driven transport policy and sustainable urban mobility.
🤙🏾Congratulations once again to the @KiiraMotors team on this landmark achievement for Uganda and Africa. 🇺🇬
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@M_Kananura@M_kananura, thanks for the work well done. A kind request here, "how can your team reduce or completely do away with the ever increasing number of people doing businesses in Road reserves?" I believe they are the major causes of obstruction to drivers. Thank you.
@MoWT_Uganda I wish you clear and stop people doing business from all road reserves in Uganda. We could reduce road accidents by over 80%. Check this in kasuubi, kawempe, Lukaya Burenga and the recent Luwero town. @MoWTLet's try it out.
@MoWT_Uganda Dear MoWT, one and only serious rule is "NOT DOING BUSINESS IN ROAD RESERVES". This has brought congestion in all the cities and towns, not only leading to accidents, but also making our towns toooo ugly and nasty. Wake up, clear road reserves to create conducive ent't 4 drivers.
To celebrate the launch of @ZapApp I’m giving away 100,000 $DOG each to 3 people who repost and reply with their Zap deposit address in the next 24 hours!
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The Uganda Onchocerciasis Elimination Expert Advisory Committee (UOEEAC) is holding its 18th meeting. Onchocerciasis, commonly known as river blindness, is caused by a filarial worm transmitted by black flies (simulium) that breed in fast-flowing rivers. Over 99% of onchocerciasis cases are found in 31 African countries, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Uganda. This underscores the urgency of strengthening surveillance, enhancing cross border collaboration and ensuring sustained multi sectoral engagement and funding.
Representatives from @CarterCenter, @WHOUganda, Sightsavers, Lions Clubs, the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, and district leaders from upper Madi Mid-North are in attendance.
“I am optimistic that Uganda will have eliminated this disease within the 2030 WHO Global Neglected Tropical Diseases roadmap. I would like to applaud the leadership of the border districts and the Neglected Tropical Disease Program for collaborating with our neighboring countries, along with various partners, in the fight against these diseases” ~ Dr. @JaneRuth_Aceng , Minister of Health. #MOHaWork