Humanoid robots race, box and play football at games in Beijing, showcasing Chinaโs robotics advances. Some machines impress, while others struggle to stay upright.
Al Jazeeraโs Ferdia Carr reports.
Hon @norbertmao and his wife @RealBeaMao had the honor to tour and meet with the owner of the Marriott Hotel - Ponsiano Ngabirano, Hon @norbertmao has always believed in supporting local businesses. This hotel is is a 5***** hotel, please visit this amazing hotel ๐บ๐ฌ
Talking Supply Chain gaps and opportunity to the team that will deliver Uganda first oil, CEO UNOC prossy Nabbanja, Head Refinery Mr Mugerwa Michael, SH protocol incharge Beatrice, Hon Kitutu, and my Mugole Dr Joel as we discuss Shipping of Crude Oil using own Sea tankers
Had a great discussion with Hon. Minister of Land Harriet Ntabazi regarding land allocation for industrial developement at community levels, this shall foster the intiative by Seed of Wheels a national NGO to have allocation of land across the country.
๐จ Anthropic just showed a 24-minute workshop on how to actually do prompts for Claude.
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I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes.
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A man spends 50 years teaching at MIT.
He knows his time is running out.
So he records one last lecture โ everything he knows, distilled into a single hour.
He died 5 months later.
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In Uganda, one of our former presidents said, "There is freedom of speech, but I can not guarantee freedom after speech"
Those are two different things anyway!
Freedom of speech is the bedrock of democracy. If the truth is suppressed, it is impossible to make an informed voting decision.
The degree to which freedom of speech is being undermined around the world is extremely alarming.
In Uganda, excess fat is often a sign of wealth and can help get a bank loan, a new study found. The country is one of the poorest nations, and nearly half the population eats fewer calories than they need each day. https://t.co/7MWi14QGmf
But I wonder what's wrong with the statue being a woman and black, the issue should focus on whether she deserves to have her statue erected there, achievement are far beyond colour or sex..enlighten me more on why she doesn't deserve it?
So statues of historical figures who made meaningful contributions to our civilisation are torn down because theyโre white & male and instead weโre erecting 4 meter tall statues of nondescript black women in tracksuits because theyโre black & female. I truly despise our time.
A GUIDE LINE TO UGANDA
1. Nasser Road: Stationery and Printing
2. Ndeeba: For all Timber
3. Kiyembe: Textiles
4. Kisenyi: Metal works
5 Nakasero market: Fruits, Herbs and Vegetables
6. Nakasero: Hardware
7. Mutaasa Kafeero: Phones
8. Kisekka: Auto spares
9. Naalya: Massage
10. Bandali Rise: Parte after Parte
11. Makindye: Upcoming Music Artistes
12. Salaama Road: Potholes and Spas
13. Kansanga/Kabalagala: United States of Africa
14. Najjera, Kira Mulaawa: Subaru kwa Slayqueens, wanabes, side dishes and single mums
15. Bukoto Street: Quasi-Europeans
16. Kikuubo: Wholesales
17. Onomo Hotel: Tiktok
18. Jinja: Splendid Chill spots
19. Kabale: Hard Guys, Hard Girls
20. Mbarara: Christmas
21. Kikumi Kikumi: Everyone must eat
22. Muyenga: Old Money
23. Lugazi: Sugarcanes
24. Kalerwe Market: Goats
25. Owino/St.Balikudembe: Everything you will ever need
26. Masaka: Nsenene - Urban excitement
27. Kawempe: Meccay (moslems)
28. Nansana: (Silver fish) Mukene and thieves
29. Entebbe: Beaches and the Airport.
30. Munyonyo: Fererian.
31. Namugongo: catholic shrine, bars and pork joints
32. Butambala: mayirungi
33. Namawojo: roasted chicken
34. Kafu: roasted cassava
35. Kamudini: kipooli
56. Rakai: night dancers and bijjambiya