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[Jjemba @mneardi]

@elnathan_john Maybe cast people with similar accent they're trying to go for.

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@KahuAraali @KamogaMunawa on the self hate, often time what we say reflects our thoughts. by 'sorting' hair, do you mean stretching it out to appear 'straight & presentable?' & using what methods? an afro is sufficient without further manipulation

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@melvinnasasira Oh wow..I hadn't looked at it this way. Thanks for the perspective.. very interesting 👌

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@KahuAraali @KamogaMunawa Araali, this comment sounds like self hate. our texture is thick & coily. in an attempt to handle it like it's straight (again beauty standard) we then make it time consuming. don't hate how you look it'll rub off on all the women in your life.

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@DailyMonitor Guys I don't know about you but if this turns out to be true, I am tired.

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@LoneChildMJB Ignorance that we aren't even aware of. Did you know, most of us lack the awareness that we're African? Identify as everyone else but. The bias is so bad many of us don't even know we're doing it.

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@LoneChildMJB I think, it's ignorance. We underestimate how little we know of ourselves. Then our history isn't easy to find esp around spirituality. Our ref points seem to start at colonialism. e.g. We can name Zeus & his lineage. At our deities we draw a line

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@MajestyRia on the African continent alone, the number of strains all native to their soils & not genetically modified can't be similar to California indoor growns. The research needs to expand for more conclusive results

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@MajestyRia our bodies (e.g the same strain can have varying effects among diff users & can give different effects when used during diff times of day),how it is grown, pesticides used, the studies seem to focus on diff strains & particular individuals yet so many factors go into cannabis

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@DailyMonitor

[The Elephant @theelephantinfo]

From Ssemogerere's suit to Bobi Wine's silenced concerts—the tools change, the playbook doesn't. 1996 to 2026: a 30-year study in managed opposition. Are we the archivists or the actors?

READ: https://t.co/YiXkp8aOoO

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@africanatalez @Omumbejja_BN Mmhhh, interesting. I've also read severally how the interpretation of that letter is contested. Check this thread out!

[Jonathon L. Earle @JonathonLEarle]

About Muteesa's Letter to Queen Victoria & Literacy in 1870s Buganda. There has been considerable debate about how translation practices actually worked in 19th-century Buganda. Kabaka Muteesa I & numerous courtiers both spoke & read Swahili & Arabic. 1/9

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@africanatalez @Omumbejja_BN Did it really? Maybe this could be an informative piece of history

[The Elephant @theelephantinfo]

It is very likely that Gen Muhoozi will attempt to become president of Uganda. He and his supporters have said so. If this happens, the massacres like those by Mwanga in 1886 will start immediately. They have started already. The internal strife that befell Buganda in 1888 will follow very fast. Just like in 1888, when first the Catholic and Protestant converts were expelled by the triumphant Muslim forces of Kalema and in revenge the same were expelled by Christians, we can expect in a post-Museveni Uganda that the actions of Gen Muhoozi will lead to ethnic pogroms. His highly disturbing statements about teaching torture victims to speak “Runyankore” in his basement is the seminal disaster that throws dark clouds over the future of Uganda.

https://t.co/hyDVCnr6K4

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@GODFREY_Kutesa

[Daily Monitor @DailyMonitor]

Uganda, World Bank roll out $328m support for refugee host communities.
https://t.co/4YWEprzjXR
#MonitorUpdates

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@briankirui108 @bakhitmiqdad Start here.

[The Elephant @theelephantinfo]

It is very likely that Gen Muhoozi will attempt to become president of Uganda. He and his supporters have said so. If this happens, the massacres like those by Mwanga in 1886 will start immediately. They have started already. The internal strife that befell Buganda in 1888 will follow very fast. Just like in 1888, when first the Catholic and Protestant converts were expelled by the triumphant Muslim forces of Kalema and in revenge the same were expelled by Christians, we can expect in a post-Museveni Uganda that the actions of Gen Muhoozi will lead to ethnic pogroms. His highly disturbing statements about teaching torture victims to speak “Runyankore” in his basement is the seminal disaster that throws dark clouds over the future of Uganda.

https://t.co/hyDVCnr6K4

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@Hbamulinde Great features & benefits. Now check fees&charges, monthly maintenance fee, ledger fees, card fees, minimum balance requirement, fall below minimum charge, statements of account, EFT&RTGS, withdrawal charges

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@Yinkzworld2 @DavidHundeyin They listen in. Only 37 minutes of your time.

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@MosesRutahigwa Thanks for this, I think your team forgot to inform us of the products attached to the account numbers you sent us. Also are they savings/current! Many questions there. A simple tariff would've been nice too.
Anyway ...

[Simply Mint @SimplyMintUG]

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[Simply Mint @SimplyMintUG]

We've been following the hot discussion on the transition of #StanChartUGA customers to #AbsaUganda. Aside from service quality concerns, many want to know what the switch means for their banking costs.

We've compared bank fees on commonly used retail banking services, and the data shows that #AbsaUganda is more competitive in some areas, less so in others, and often sits close to broader market trends. The real impact will depend on how customers use their accounts.

Overall, customers who rely heavily on electronic transfers may find #AbsaUganda reasonably competitive. Those who make frequent ATM withdrawals, maintain debit cards, or regularly use bill payment services should prepare for higher costs than they experienced at #StanChartUGA.

N.B. #AbsaUganda basic current account is represented by the Absa Flexi account. #StanChartUGA basic current account is represented by the Digital Life (formerly Easy Go) account.

Visit https://t.co/lBkmKA86vI to compare products and service fees.

[Jjemba @mneardi]

@DavidHundeyin May everyone read this well articulated piece. May no one feel attacked, & may we all find clarity. Amen.

[The Elephant @theelephantinfo]

KALUNDI SERUMAGA - The Rise and Fall of Uganda’s Human Rights “Revolution” (1986-2026) @NativeLandgrab
https://t.co/CDNYYQbaCo