@MariaSTsehai Sadly, her leadership has eroded the very legacy Nyerere built, one that made Tanzania a symbol of democracy, stability, and respect across Africa and beyond.
Sacrificing Tanzanians over deal making with the gulf investors.
@HEBobiwine Sadly, this is the direction Uganda has taken. Marauding trigger-happy militias, frustrated wo/men in uniform daily turning their weapons to the ordinary citizens. The deceased could have been any of us, simply responding to an emergency to get someone to hospital & ended up dead
@Smith_JeffreyT Generous as he may be with his predictions, but when you run in an election against yourself and still claim a 90% win, I’m not sure whether one should be proud of that. When genuine presidential candidates are in jail or exile, will PLU manufacture candidates to run against?
@TheMutaD How I wish this were the direction Sudhir took. I feel prime properties like the former Shimoni site deserved far more than what currently stands there.
Mr. Ngabirano just proved that he's a man of good taste!
@fobita I remember my uncle returned from work a few days after Celtel launched with one of those brick-sized phones. Man, touching it could cost you! He was one of the very few in Naguru who owned one then. Funny enough, I don’t remember ever seeing him make or receive a call on it.
@andykristian@nssfug The architecture looks dated, though. The project took forever to get off the ground, and the passage of time should have prompted an update to the designs.
@USEmbassyUganda All four, but perhaps in a different order of hierarchy.
You can build skills, form partnerships, establish a solid private-sector foundation, and adopt the right policies, but without market access, all the investment in farming risks going to waste.
@assempebwa@MoWT_Uganda Better late than never! Riding in those dilapidated Kampala taxis while watching potholes pass beneath your feet can be downright terrifying.
@RonaldMuhinda So Mr. Wilson went around setting baits for people he believed held views divergent from those of the Ugandan government, intending to sell the information he obtained, rather than being voluntarily approached by individuals genuinely intent on overthrowing the government?
@ForeignPolicy And, high prices too, paid in blood spills, by citizens with dissenting voices.
At a time when the world is looking inside it's bedroom, dictators are partying as though it were the last day before the apocalypse.
And, East African powers are partying really hard.
@nilepostnews Many might agree that she did a great job reinventing URSB, turning it into one of the few Uganda government entities (Drivers license & Passport) that could genuinely be described as efficient.
@UGIndependent In a normal world, this man could end up in court, not as a witness this time, but as the accused.
A bold vulture who can do it all to earn money, yet lacks intelligence to corroborate obvious lies.
The world is watching you!
@DailyMonitor I just don’t understand some businessmen! Why not do the honourable thing and pay your suppliers? If your factory depends on maize, where will you source maize when the whole world knows you don’t pay your suppliers?
@assempebwa This shouldn’t happen in 2026, bro. A generator with an ATS costs less than a day’s collection. ATS detects a power outage & safely switches the load to the generator. We used to do this during our NGO days with far less than the billions we read about in toll collections.
@GabrielBuule Uganda already has a national language: Kiswahili. English is the official language.
You're are not alone, the young generations have no business with history.