To some brothers of mine who are not bothered by what is going on in our local governments and cities, this is a “pit latrine” with out a pit that cost taxpayers UGX 73 million. Is this the Uganda we want? This is unacceptable.
My brother Simon and others on x , this is exactly why the #ExposeTheCorrupt campaign must continue. No one will stop this train. There are still a few hours and days left for repentance.
When you steal public funds, you will be exposed publicly. If you hate humiliation, don’t tamper with or misuse public resources. Every shilling belongs to the people and must be used for its intended purpose. Let us improve our public infrastructure, strengthen service delivery, and restore accountability in local government.
I sincerely thank the DISOs of Mbale and Bulambuli, the CID officers, the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, the DPC Mbale, RPC Twalla, the DPC Bulambuli, the outgoing Deputy RDC of Bulambuli, the RDC of Mbale District, and all patriotic Ugandans led by our General Secretary, Hon. Twalla Fadhil, together with all the Area Members of Parliament for Mbale and Bulambuli, who have supported the #ExposeTheCorrupt campaign so far.
I also appeal to all staff in the Office of the President, ISO, Crime Intelligence officers, RDCs, and every patriotic Ugandan to join and support the #ExposeTheCorrupt movement. Together, let us protect taxpayers’ money, improve public infrastructure, and deliver the quality services our people deserve.
Today, I was pleased to host a delegation from the Uganda National Council for Science and Technology (UNCST), alongside distinguished professors, researchers, and representatives from various academic and research institutions.
Our engagement centered on the critical role of science, technology, and innovation in accelerating Uganda’s socio-economic transformation. We discussed strengthening collaboration between government, academia, and the private sector to promote research excellence, nurture innovation, commercialize locally developed technologies, and build a knowledge-driven economy capable of addressing our national development priorities.
We also explored ways to empower young innovators, enhance research capacity, and ensure that scientific discoveries translate into practical solutions that improve livelihoods, create jobs, and contribute to sustainable national growth.
As Minister in the Office of the President in Charge of Science, Technology and Innovation, I remain committed to fostering strategic partnerships that unlock Uganda’s immense scientific potential and position innovation as a key driver of inclusive and sustainable development.
Together, we are shaping a future where Ugandan ideas, research, and technology become engines of prosperity for our nation.
@DOS_Makerere the application form for accomodation is open but we can not apply because the cannot select the room Choice hence hindering us from applying