Le' prosecutor.

I'm just me. I'm a realist.
I'm for the truth, no matter who says it. I'm for justice no matter who it's against, but above all, I'm for humanity.

[Gen.Rwashande Emmanuel @Gen_Rwashande_]

Good morning my people from Lwemiyaga County and Uganda at large 🙏✨️

[Silver Kayondo @SilverKayondo]

My beloved Bar Course students at LDC are full of fear and anxiety over Corporate & Commercial Practice oral exams

Don't panic. I will be with the Head of Subject & Assistant HoS tomorrow morning (Thursday) to give you some tips to aid your preparation

Let's engage then. Cheers

[TumukundeTonny(TT) @TumukundeTT]

As the week starts, just win. Mind about winning. Win by all means or by any means. No one minds your sad story. Win and they will talk.

[Hon Namara Dennis @NamaraDennisMP]

Dont rush to build a residsntial house before having a stable income. First invest your money in agriculture, you will build later

[Dorcus Rukundo @DorcusRT]

At Kanyanchu in Kibale National Park, visitors continued to enjoy one of Uganda's most sought-after wildlife experiences, chimpanzee tracking in the heart of the rainforest.

The continued presence of tourists in our protected areas is a testament to the resilience of Uganda's tourism sector. With no new Ebola cases reported in nearly two weeks, confidence continues to grow as the country remains committed to safeguarding both visitors and communities.

Uganda's national parks are open, vibrant, and ready to welcome the world to experience the magic of the Pearl of Africa.

#ExploreUganda #ConservingForGenerations

[NSHERA FC @nshera_fc]

Nshera FC sends hearty congratulations to our player and former captain Lt. @mcks18chaser upon his appointment as the C.E.O of @UPL giants @UpdfFootball.

With the leadership experience garnered both on and off the pitch, we trust that he will do a wonderful job and take the Army’s outfit to even greater heights.

Congratulations, soldier 🫡🫡

#WeBleedNshera
#NLLAtHome

[Snr Prophet TJ Collins @Prophet1Collins]

God is preparing you for greatness.

[TumukundeTonny(TT) @TumukundeTT]

As the week starts, You young lawyer, remember what the AG has said about a lawyer being broke. Go out. Look for opportunities. Do whatever can put money in your pocket.

[Prof. EPHRAIM KAMUNTU @KamuntuProf]

Dear Ugandans

Rest, reflect, and remember: law and order is most effective when applied before order breaks down.

Let it be stated plainly—mob justice is not justice. Vigilantism begets more victims, not resolution. Report offenses; do not adjudicate them. Let the courts perform their function.

Wishing you a peaceful and fruitful Sunday.
@mia_uga @UgandaPrisons @PoliceUg @Tom_Magambo @KagutaMuseveni @mkainerugaba @jkmuhwezi

[Shaka Fred @FredShaka]

Video; “You are going straight to the basement if I find out you were among those who took bribes while distributing PDM money," - Local Government Min. Balaam warns local government leaders.

[Machando FC @Machando04]

Our branch in the States has done it.
International Merchandise

[Wazalendo SACCO(WSACCO) @Wazalendo05_Ug]

@MODVA_UPDF @KAMUSIMEWILFRED @ucscucoop Call 0800 702 012
for more information.

[UgHistory @UGHistory256]

2 September 1979.

Havana, Cuba.

Godfrey Binaisa sat across from Fidel Castro.

Four months earlier, he had become Uganda's president after Amin's fall.

Now he was at the Non‑Aligned Movement summit, seeking allies for a shattered nation.

Castro listened, offered support, and spoke of solidarity.

But the real threat to Binaisa was not in Havana.

It was waiting in Kampala.

Binaisa in Havana: A Diplomatic Mission Amidst Uncertainty - 1979

The summit was a gathering of nations determined to resist the gravitational pull of the Cold War superpowers.

For Binaisa, a civilian lawyer thrust into the presidency, it was a chance to rebuild Uganda's international reputation after the ruinous years of Idi Amin.

He moved through the conference halls, shaking hands with leaders from Asia, Africa, and Latin America, each encounter a small step toward legitimacy.

But the meeting with Castro was the centrepiece.

The Cuban revolutionary, dressed in his signature fatigues, listened intently as Binaisa outlined Uganda's challenges:

Reconstruction, political stability, economic recovery.

Castro assured him of Cuba's support and emphasised the importance of African nations standing together.

Yet even as Binaisa smiled for the cameras, the ground beneath him was shifting.

The same coalition that had helped oust Amin was turning on itself.

The Military Commission, led by Paulo Muwanga and including a young Yoweri Museveni, was already manoeuvring to limit Binaisa's authority.

He had no army of his own, no militia, no barracks loyal to him.

He was a lawyer surrounded by soldiers, and they were watching his every move.

The photographs of him shaking hands with Castro are frozen moments of optimism, but they could not capture the fragility of his presidency.

He returned to Kampala with promises of international solidarity but without the domestic power to implement them.

Within ten months, the Military Commission would overthrow him.

The diplomatic achievements in Havana would be rendered irrelevant by the brutal arithmetic of Ugandan politics.

The Non‑Aligned Movement would continue to meet.

Godfrey Binaisa would never again represent his country on such a stage.

His Havana journey was a brief flash of diplomatic hope, a lawyer on the world stage, seeking a place for Uganda among the voices calling for a new global order, before the soldiers closed in.

#ughistory #uganda #Cuba @GovUganda @GobiernoCuba @PresidenciaCuba #FidelCastro #Binaisa

[Prof. EPHRAIM KAMUNTU @KamuntuProf]

Today I assumed office as minister of internal affairs
Gratitude to former Ministers Gen. @otafiire_k and Gen. David Muhoozi for their distinguished service, upon which I now build. My thanks to H.E. President @KagutaMuseveni for the trust placed in me to serve my country.
For God and my country.

[Snr Prophet TJ Collins @Prophet1Collins]

Neverrrrrrrr Everrrrrrr underestimate how much of a blessing it is to have zero health problems and your mom still alive.

[Snr Prophet TJ Collins @Prophet1Collins]

even when I needed help. I helped

[JSC Conversations @JSConversations]

"A shabby lawyer is not one of us. A poor lawyer is not one of us. Every lawyer is intelligent. Every lawyer is smart. We must maintain those standards. When you address the court, even if you have lost, you say, with due respect, I differ. That is part of the profession. The ethos of professionalism must always be encouraged."
Hon. Dr. Sam Mayanja, Attorney General of the Republic of Uganda speaking @JSConversations @elisonk

[SON OF LOYOLA @FERDINANDIUS]

AG Mayanja advocates for mutual settlement of cases instead of going to Court to defend cases where the defense is weak