@mulindwajerome@mukigawamuhoozi These are the warriors meant to be invited by the so called "bloggers & influencers" . We have heard enough sex education from there platforms 🙏🥹
This was the last studio session of Papa Moi 🙏🏽
Mr Moses Matovu came to studio to meet us. What was supposed to be a 30 minutes talk turned into an entire afternoon of sharing experiences.
It was a blessing to collaborate and see him at work. We worked on “Sikulimba”, on our @godlvl_ug Album.
A song that the group had never allowed anyone to sample for 50 years.
He commended the brotherhood we all shared. Appreciating it as he himself was from a group that has been 52 years in the making.
I will never forget the appreciation, the advice, respect and humility.
He was a fan from Half the Legend and a “big fan” by the time I released #Kigozi. Hearing these words changed my career.
For those that took his life… you made a mistake that can never be forgiven.
And had we been there you would’ve seen the meaning of brotherhood. We took him as an Uncle, a brother, a friend.
For now we mourn a legend.
Mr Moses Matovu… Papa Moi… my friend…
Rest In Power 🙏🏽
20 YOUTH FROM BAMUTAKUDDE JOIN CULINARY SCHOOL
Three months ago, we dreamed of empowering our young people with practical skills to increase household income. We dreamed of Bamutakudde Catering Services.
Today, that dream is in uniform.
I am proud to share that Vine Culinary and Hospitality School has admitted 20 youth from Bamutakudde Village for a Professional Course in Catering Services free of charge.
Seeing our youth in their chef uniforms, cooking, focused, being trained by professional chefs was one of my happiest moments as Chairman. This is why.
Professional training by qualified chefs, Startup capital upon graduation to start their own businesses, Job placements in leading restaurants and hotels, Induction into the Chef Circle professional network
#YouthEmpowerment #BamutakuddeRising #CommunityDevelopment
Young people in Kasubi are turning discarded plastic bottles into a source of income, collecting and cleaning waste before compressing it into bales for sale to recycling companies.
At the Halal Waste Management Hub, the youths are using a baling machine donated by WasteAid, an international NGO supporting local waste collectors to improve waste management and recycling.
The collectors are also being trained to sensitise communities on separating degradable waste from plastics and glass, helping turn waste into a resource.
#NTVNews
📹 Stephen Otage
What was supposed to be a grand political demonstration against Fred Kajubi Lumbuye has instead turned into a spectacular public-relations embarrassment for Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s Patriotic League of Uganda and Lumbuye himself appears to be enjoying every minute of it.
The PLU marched to the Turkish Embassy in Kampala demanding that Turkey hand over Lumbuye to Uganda. But somewhere along the way, the supposed “Lumbuye operation” began looking less like a serious campaign against their target and more like a campaign rally for Muhoozi’s political ambitions.
Instead of making Lumbuye the centre of the spectacle, the demonstrators were carrying placards promoting Muhoozi. The very man they had supposedly gone to Turkey’s embassy to demand was suddenly looking like a spectator at his own attempted political takedown.
And Lumbuye? Rather than panic, he joined the laughter.
He mocked the procession and, in what made the whole episode even more embarrassing for his opponents, began advising the PLU on how they could supposedly do a better job of targeting him.
That is when the script completely flipped.
The people who had marched to put pressure on Lumbuye became the people being laughed at by Lumbuye. And Ugandans online took the opportunity to turn the entire spectacle into comedy, producing skits and jokes about a demonstration that was supposed to project strength but ended up generating ridicule.
The irony is difficult to miss.
You organize a demonstration against a blogger. You march to an embassy. You demand his extradition. You spend days mobilizing for the event. And when the day finally arrives, the man you are targeting is sitting somewhere laughing, responding to you and even giving you unsolicited advice on how to target him more effectively.
That is quite a reversal.
The PLU insists the demonstration was successful and has threatened a larger protest if Turkey does not respond to its demands. But whatever the organizers intended the demonstration to communicate, the reaction online has become a story of its own.
The real question now is: Did PLU march to Turkey to bring Lumbuye back to Uganda, or did they accidentally give Lumbuye another day of free publicity? The answer is the latter.
YouTube - https://t.co/CUK73ozXOI