Greetings partners in service.
The cancer run month is upon us!
Kindly share with your friends and encourage them to sign our club as the reference.
Rotaract Club of Kampala Naalya.
#chefsdontplay.
.@ODPPUGANDA: RELEASE THIS YOUNG LAWYER. HE IS NOT A CRIMINAL. HE IS A VICTIM OF THE ENROLMENT CRISIS AT THE LAW COUNCIL!
“While the @JudiciaryUG strides boldly into the future with systems like #ECCMIS, the Law Council clings to the past, drowning in a sea of paper and manual inefficiency. No online portal exists, no digital tracking is offered-only delays and opacity. This analogue stubbornness is a deliberate choice, not a limitation, and it condemns aspiring advocates to unnecessary hardship while amplifying the enrolment crisis. The public deserves better.”— our #RadicalNewBar position on this matter in case a reminder where needed.
#ResisitLawlessness #ULSAt70
#BangTheTable #BackOnTrack #RNBVision2060
But why can’t people sign the roll upon graduation from LDC? There is no policy justification to delay enrollment once someone has completed the diploma in Legal Practice.
The ADRR's visit was upon us yesterday fellowship. To say it was insightful would be a grave understatement as she guided us on how we can be a pioneer club and get some much needed district recognition.
#chefsdontplay.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN LWERA SWAMP, KALUNGU DISTRICT
@KasiryeTwa256 || In the night of 03 August, 2026 at around 2300hrs , we registered a fatal road crash in Lwera Swamp, Kamunga Trading Centre, along the Kampala–Masaka Highway.
The accident involved a Toyota Hiace taxi (UA 662AQ) and a Sino truck (UBS 040F) transporting sand.
Fourteen (14) people died on the spot, all from the taxi. Four injured victims, two from each vehicle, are admitted at Masaka Regional Referral Hospital.
Police visited the scene and investigations are underway. Efforts to trace the fleeing driver are ongoing.
We should find and post @ntvuganda content about the misdeeds of the NRM government (especially the Armed Forces) everyday until they reopen.
#OpenNTVUganda
.@mkituuma: The hunt for suspects is ongoing, and we are glad that the public has taken a keen interest in identifying them.
We have so far taken three into custody, but more; especially those who were seen in the footage actively involved in the mob action; will also be arrested. They cannot hide forever.
#NBSUpdates
Museveni: "We will continue bringing corrupt government officials to Jesus Christ and Mohammad to save them from corruption and also axe the incorrigible ones."
The crisis (and tragedy) at Uganda Airlines keeps getting worse. Here 👇🏾👇🏾 is a riot over yesterday’s flight to Dubai delayed by 26 hours. The flight to Lagos delayed by 3 days, South Africa, 2 days. UA delays are now measured in days not hours.
I imagine there are tourists who went gorilla trekking, hoped to be flying out last night to catch whatever important appointments they had but are still stuck somewhere in Mpigi.
Now they have to cancel flights, pay a fine, miss the appointment; yep, someone wanted a “brief chat” on the road!
Habibi, so, Mpigi road was blocked so that Museveni can have a “brief chat to listen to people’s grievances” & now some people have been on a road of less than 50 km for 12 hours?!
Uganda needs a new crop of leaders who are in touch with people’s reality. A crop that loves Pan-Africanism, but most importantly, know that blocking a busy road for that long means that the patients being rushed to Mulago in taxis - which is how many Ugandans get to Mulago - will die! A leader who can eloquently talk about economic transformation, but most importantly knows that blocking a road connecting Uganda’s western end, Rwanda, Burundi, & parts of Eastern DRC to the sea for that long has a catastrophic effect for businesses & livelihoods - economic transformation!
Between the ‘80s & 2005, Museveni was actually that leader. These days, our man lives in a parallel universe from most Ugandans. You see it his actions, & you hear it his speeches. He knows we exist, he sees us, meets many Ugandans frequently, but he can't bring himself to the reality most Ugandans live by.
Aside from his rally in Mpigi yesterday which caused the closure of roads and disrupted traffic, he also sat right in the middle of the road to speak to people while a very busy road was closed on both ends.
Our motherland!
Guys have basically said they will shoot us all. I wonder how nrm and updf got into power back then. Wasn't it through undermining security forces or do I have the wrong history