Tomorrow 26th june I'm wearing a short trousered suit because justice, constitutionalism, rule of law has been cut short, we are striking not against the law but for the law
Mary Stuart Hall GRC Namubiru resigns in protest, cites suppression of student voices at Makerere
“I did not run for GRC to warm a seat. I ran to represent students, to debate issues affecting students of Mary Stuart Hall,” she said. “That is not what is happening in the 92nd Guild House.”
According to her statement, representatives often attend meetings prepared to present pressing student matters only for those concerns to be shelved in favour of issues that do not directly address student welfare.
“Time after time, leadership shelves student concerns and instead chooses to present unrelated matters to the university administration. The voice of the hall is silenced before it even leaves the room,” she said.
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Congratulations Denise. Right from the time you'd facilitate us back in highschool, you've always inspired me to aim higher, work harder and lead with the same heart and excellence as you do.
Guess who just made the Forbes Africa 30 Under 30?
At 15, I got involved in activism and youth leadership. At 19 I founded BetterLife International with a simple belief that communities should be empowered to lead solutions to the challenges they face.
The years since have been filled with learning, growth, setbacks, opportunities, long days, difficult decisions and some truly incredible people. Through @BetterLife_Int I’ve had the privilege of working alongside communities, young people and women across Africa, advancing climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, youth leadership and community development.
This recognition may carry my name, but it reflects the support, trust and contributions of many people who have been part of the journey.
To everyone who believed in me, opened doors, shared advice, worked alongside me and trusted our work—thank you.
Still taking this one in.
Now back to work.
#ForbesAfrica30Under30 #ForbesAfrica #BetterLifeInternational
Guess who just made the Forbes Africa 30 Under 30?
At 15, I got involved in activism and youth leadership. At 19 I founded BetterLife International with a simple belief that communities should be empowered to lead solutions to the challenges they face.
The years since have been filled with learning, growth, setbacks, opportunities, long days, difficult decisions and some truly incredible people. Through @BetterLife_Int I’ve had the privilege of working alongside communities, young people and women across Africa, advancing climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, youth leadership and community development.
This recognition may carry my name, but it reflects the support, trust and contributions of many people who have been part of the journey.
To everyone who believed in me, opened doors, shared advice, worked alongside me and trusted our work—thank you.
Still taking this one in.
Now back to work.
#ForbesAfrica30Under30 #ForbesAfrica #BetterLifeInternational
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out, because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out, because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out, because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me…and there was no one left to speak for me - Martin Niemoller.
We should all be reminded that injustice only succeeds when people wait until it’s their turn to face it.
No one is safe until we’re all safe!
You are used to bootlickers, that’s why you hate those who tell you the truth.
Again, your disregard for the rule of law is going to be your downfall…and soon!
Regional integration becomes meaningful when EAC youth are not only represented at the table but actively involved in shaping policies, projects, and the future of the region from start to finish.
#VoicesOfEAC#EastAfrica
I take this opportunity to thank the gallant intellectuals of @GuluVarsity for entrusting me to be their voice.
I am committed to advocating for a faculty of law that leads as the guild's legal conscience in driving policy changes and moreso, address accessibility barriers
Things are not always as they seem. When holy mass, due to be conducted in a designated place of worship, becomes such a threat as to require the head of state to call the Archbishop and insist on a postponement of prayers, the questions got to be asked, "what are you afraid of"?
The right to join a political party of one's choice is guaranteed under the law but it's immoral and reprehensible for you, Hon. Nsibambi Yusuf, to leverage the plight of political prisoners for your adventures and self aggrandisement.
🚨 *IN EXILE, SPEAKING OUT* 📢
*Join Justice Dr. Esther K. Kisaakye (Supreme Court of Uganda) & Attorney Isaac K. Ssemakadde (Uganda Law Society President) for a candid conversation on X about:*
- Judicial independence under threat
- The cost of speaking truth to power
- The future of justice in Uganda
*When: Wednesday, 18th February 2026, 7pm to 10pm (EAT)*
*Where: X Spaces, via the link below*
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