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Concerned Citizen of the Republic of Uganda 🇺🇬🪐🇺🇬
DAWA YA MOTO NI MOTO,
Phillippians 4:13
#Patriot
#Farmer
#EkyikuruNamagara🙏

[Trill~Ug🇺🇬🛠️🇨🇺🛠️🇷🇺 @TrillUganda]

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Mpororo the land of Milk and Honey
Pearl of Africa (Uganda)🇺🇬.
Thank you president Yoweri Museveni @KagutaMuseveni for the good roads🫡

[Trill~Ug🇺🇬🛠️🇨🇺🛠️🇷🇺 @TrillUganda]

@BalaamBarugahar @karothk256 🤣

[Uganda Police Force @PoliceUg]

. @KawalaRachael "Police at Kira Road Police Station are holding three suspects in connection with the death of Sydney Gongodyo, a professional rugby player, following an incident that occurred on 5 June 2026.

The suspects have been identified as:

• Ssebagala Noordin
• Ayebazibwe Roden
• Namukose Juliet

Preliminary investigations indicate that the deceased was allegedly subjected to mob action by members of the public who accused him of snatching a woman’s handbag.
https://t.co/b23UCTjAJg

[Kamukama Fredie @kamukamafredie]

The Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) has passed out soldiers who completed a three-month Tactical Radio Operators Course conducted at the Headquarter Uganda Rapid Deployment Capability (HQ URDC) in Jinja.

Speaking at the pass-out, the Commander of HQ URDC, Brigadier General Ernest Nuwagaba, described the course as a critical component of the force’s capacity-building efforts and a key contributor to operational effectiveness.

“This training is vital in strengthening the capabilities of HQ URDC and the UPDF at large. It supports the strategic intent of the leadership by producing competent communicators capable of addressing contemporary challenges in today’s operational environment,” Brig Gen Nuwagaba said.

Brig Gen Nuwagaba urged the officers to apply the knowledge acquired during the course with discipline and professionalism.

“You have been trained, and the UPDF expects much from you. Build on the knowledge you have gained and continue to serve with discipline, integrity and accountability both to yourselves and the institution,” he said. Representing the Joint Staff Communications and Information Technology (JSCIT), the Commandant of the School of ICT Lugazi, Lt Col Bernad Tony Okol, commended HQ URDC for its continued investment in training communications personnel, noting that the initiative had significantly enhanced the department’s operational capabilities.

He emphasised the growing importance of skilled communicators in an era of rapidly evolving technology.

“The contemporary world is characterized by dynamic and constantly evolving technologies. Modern operations require communicators who are proficient and capable of responding effectively to critical and time-sensitive situations,” Lt Col Okol said. The Head of Communications at HQ URDC, Maj Christian Kennedy Agaba, who supervised the course, said the programme was the fifth intake of its kind and was fully sponsored by HQ URDC.

He said that the course was designed to equip personnel with modern and advanced communication skills necessary for contemporary military operations.

The ceremony was attended by the Head of the Civilian Component at HQ URDC, Ms Allen Ruhangataremwa, as well as senior and junior officers from HQ URDC and Jinja Cantonment Headquarters, among other guests.

[Uganda Police Force @PoliceUg]

. @Lukowoyesigyire "Police at Kakiri have arrested four suspects and recovered three suspected stolen motorcycles and assorted motorcycle spare parts during an operation conducted in Kisenyi Cell, Kakiri Town Council, Wakiso District, on 5th June 2026.

The suspects are identified as Bukeera Sharif, Kakande George, Lukyamuzi Kenneth, and Labuchi Catherine.
https://t.co/uiIdkSnLax

[Trill~Ug🇺🇬🛠️🇨🇺🛠️🇷🇺 @TrillUganda]

@DailyMonitor Ministry of health webagala awoo

[Kamukama Fredie @kamukamafredie]

The National Defence College–Uganda (NDC-U) has concluded a high-level foreign study tour that took course members to Algeria and Nigeria as part of efforts to strengthen strategic learning through direct regional engagement.

The tour, which covered key institutions in Northern and Western Africa, involved two delegations conducting field-based research at selected security and academic facilities.

The delegation to Algeria was led by the NDC-U Commandant, Brigadier General Alex Opolot Olupot, while Brigadier General Kefa Nangeso headed the team that visited Nigeria.

Brig Gen Olupot said the programme was designed to move participants beyond classroom-based learning and expose them to real-world security environments. He noted that direct engagement with host institutions enables officers to better understand the dynamics of stability, governance, and regional development.

“It is one thing to read a security report on Algeria or Nigeria; it is entirely another to walk the ground and engage with the architects of their national stability,” Brig Gen Olupot said

“We want our members to develop an intuitive grasp of how these countries are striving for security and how they envision their future prosperity. You cannot draft high-level strategic policy if you have not experienced the geopolitical context of the nations you are analysing.”

Brig Gen Olupot expressed appreciation to the President and Commander-in-Chief, Gen (Rtd) Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, for prioritizing strategic military education, and to the Chief of Defence Forces, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba for continued institutional guidance.

The NDC-U said the study tour forms part of its broader mandate to develop senior leaders capable of responding to complex global security challenges. It added that such engagements are essential in preparing officers and civilian participants to contribute to regional stability and national development from an informed global perspective.

[Adams @KRubagyemura]

The National Defence College–Uganda (NDC-U) has concluded a high-level foreign study tour that took course members to Algeria and Nigeria as part of efforts to strengthen strategic learning through direct regional engagement.@cdfupdf @MODVA_UPDF

[Akiiki Henry Mugisa (Member of NRM & PLU) @akiikihenry]

@TrillUganda @KagutaMuseveni @GovUganda @MoWT_Uganda @HonJoe_GMK @_JMAlex @akwesiga23 @BavuleOfficial @BwambaleRene @eastndy Infrastructure development is the driver of economic growth

[National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) @nemaug]

NEMA HAS NOT FAILED TO EVICT TYCOON IN LAKE VICTORIA
Our attention has been drawn to a Weekend Vision article alleging that @nemaug has failed to evict tycoon from Lake Nalubale. This is to clarify that the Environment Restoration Order that was issued to the said developer was appealed and the law requires that action can only be taken upon disposal of the appeal. The Appeal is going through the due process and the public will know the outcome soon. It’s therefore not true that NEMA has failed. It should be noted that the people being removed have gone through full due process for more than a year since they received Environment Restoration Orders.

[🅰️aron Kaviiri Ateenyi @AaronKaviiri]

A friend can easily mislead you btw,if you want to prove that fact see what Mr.Gashumba has done to Dr.Muganga.

[Trill~Ug🇺🇬🛠️🇨🇺🛠️🇷🇺 @TrillUganda]

@JohnTindiy41208 @kakensaug Who is that land grabber

[Trill~Ug🇺🇬🛠️🇨🇺🛠️🇷🇺 @TrillUganda]

Land grabbers

[Kakensa Ug @kakensaug]

There is someone claiming to be a saint, but he tried grabbing land in Mubende, they deployed goons to guard it, when the grabbing deal went bad, he denied them, they young boys were arrested and detained to date at an expense of the grabber.
He influenced and the DPC was transferred to Northern.
You can find out who the blatant thief is...

[Kakensa Ug @kakensaug]

There is someone claiming to be a saint, but he tried grabbing land in Mubende, they deployed goons to guard it, when the grabbing deal went bad, he denied them, they young boys were arrested and detained to date at an expense of the grabber.
He influenced and the DPC was transferred to Northern.
You can find out who the blatant thief is...

[PLU HIGHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING CHAPTER @PLU_Uni]

Thanks to President @KagutaMuseveni for professionalizing the Mighty UPDF 🇺🇬⚔️

God bless all our Gallant Fighters🙏

[Nyonyozi 🇺🇬 @NyonyoziUg]

Lord, as I add another Year today,
I ask for wisdom more than wealth, Peace more than popularity, and Your presence more than any earthly thing. Happy Birthday to me.🌹🎂🌹🎂🌹 #HBDNyonyozi

[Norbert Mao @norbertmao]

To my fellow Norberts: Happy Feast Day to all of us whose Patron Saint is St. Norbert of Xanten.

[Kamukama Fredie @kamukamafredie]

Maj Gen Abel Kandiho to retire from UPDF together with other 20 generals.

[Kamukama Fredie @kamukamafredie]

He noted that the course was designed to produce ideologically grounded leaders capable of promoting patriotism, national consciousness and transformational leadership.

The Commandant also reported that all 74 participants of the Advanced Psychosocial Support Course successfully completed the training and qualified for deployment as psychosocial support officers and counsellors.

The course equipped participants with practical skills in political education, psychosocial support, psychotherapy, psychopathology and counselling.

As part of their training, students undertook a field study visit to Nyakashagazi Farm in Nakaseke District, owned by progressive farmer Frank Agumaho. The visit enabled participants to observe practical examples of socio-economic transformation, value addition and wealth creation through modern agriculture.

The Commandant commended Agumaho’s achievements in dairy farming, yoghurt production and crop cultivation, describing him as a model of innovation and self-driven development.

He urged graduates to continue pursuing knowledge and professional growth while guarding against corruption, sectarianism, overambition and other negative tendencies that undermine national development.

Graduates challenged to be agents of change

Representing the Joint Staff Political Commissariat, Maj Gen Henry Matsiko, the Director of Ideological Development, Col Kiiza Birungi, described the cadre development course as a strategic programme designed to produce ideologically conscious, politically alert and mission-oriented leaders.

“The course is designed to produce cadres who are ideologically conscious, politically alert and capable of mobilising, educating and guiding others in the fulfilment of the forces’ mission,” Col Birungi said.

He emphasised that a cadre is an agent of change entrusted with promoting patriotism, discipline, unity and socio-economic transformation.

Col Birungi challenged the graduates to apply the knowledge acquired during training to strengthen cohesion within their institutions and contribute to national development while remaining committed to integrity, selfless service and ideological clarity The ceremony concluded with graduates being urged to uphold the values acquired during training and serve as ambassadors of patriotism, professionalism and transformational leadership in their respective units, institutions and communities.

A total of 337 students graduated from the two courses, including 263 participants of the Joint Basic Cadre Development Course and 74 students of the Advanced Psychosocial Support Course, among them 12 female participants.

The pass-out was attended by general officers, UPDF senior and junior officers, representatives from the Uganda Police Force and Uganda Prisons Service, militants, and area local leaders, among others

[Kamukama Fredie @kamukamafredie]

The Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) has commended General Officers due for retirement later this year for their distinguished, dedicated and selfless service to the nation.
The commendation came during a documentation exercise involving 20 General Officers at the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs headquarters in Mbuya. The exercise marked a key step in the retirement process.
Representing the Chief of Joint Staff, the Joint Staff Human Resource Management, Maj Gen James Kinalwa praised the officers for their contribution to national security and institutional development. He described their service as a cornerstone of the UPDF’s growth and Uganda’s stability.
“Your sacrifices, commitment, and leadership have significantly contributed to peace, stability, and the strengthening of our military institution,” Maj Gen Kinalwa said.
He said retirement should not be viewed as the end of active military service but as the beginning of a new phase of service to society.
“Retirement is not the end of usefulness or relevance, but a transition into another important phase where you continue serving your families, communities, and the nation,” he added.
Maj Gen Kinalwa said the experience, discipline, strategic thinking and integrity accumulated by the retiring officers remain valuable national assets.
He noted that the officers served with courage, resilience and patriotism, often under demanding operational conditions. Their efforts helped shape military doctrine, policy and leadership development within the force.
“Many of you commanded troops in difficult operational environments, mentored younger officers, strengthened civil-military relations, and contributed to regional and international peace and security initiatives,” he said.
The senior officer encouraged the retiring generals to continue offering their expertise in advisory, diplomatic, academic and mentorship roles whenever called upon.
“As you transition into civilian life, remain ambassadors of the UPDF and uphold the values of discipline, professionalism, and service,” he urged.
The officers form part of Batch 16 of the UPDF retirement programme. They include one General, two Lieutenant Generals, four Major Generals and 13 Brigadier Generals.