Tyole Isaac

[Justine Nameere Nsubuga @JustineNameere]

NRM NEW STOCK INDEED!!!
Our MPs are not just in Parliament, they are on the ground, moving with stakeholders from their constituencies to different government offices for lobbying.

Special thanks to Hon. Patrick Salimo Kitiyo, MP Kapchorwa Municipality for tirelessly following up on the Kapchorwa Market and on compensation for those who lost property when the old market was burnt.

H.E President @KagutaMuseveni has already delivered.✅️ The funds for your market are ready.🙏

[Tyole Isaac @TyoleIsaac]

@ChrisOMagezi @mkainerugaba @KiryowaKk @AkifezaGrace @newvisionwire @ubctvuganda @Fireliglntfi @UgandaMediaCent @GCICUganda @UGIndependent @ChimpReports Congratulations to all our gallant millarty officer. Thank you for serving our nation.

[Tyole Isaac @TyoleIsaac]

@AKasingye What a beautiful tribute to commander wamala. Sometimes life deserves appreciation when one can still reflect. No wonder the silent admiration many have for you AIGP kasingye.

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

A traditional technique practiced by young shepherds of Ethiopia��s Banna tribe.

They walk on stilts to watch over their livestock in tall grass, navigate wetland areas, and stay safe from snakes and predators such as lions and leopards.

It demands strength, balance, and training starting from childhood.

[Numbers Uganda @Numbersuganda]

It's possible to own an armored vehicle in Uganda, here are the procedures and quotations.

[Parliament Watch @pwatchug]

🇺🇬 BUSEGA–MPIGI ROAD DESIGN UNDER SCRUTINY

-Why was the road shifted towards a swamp?
-Why did construction begin before the final design?

Parliament wants the full contract and drawings.

WATCH HERE:

[Abojani Investment 🇰🇪🇺🇬🇹🇿 @TheAbojani]

#BookReview
5 MANTRAS OF RETIREMENT by Dr. Edward Odundo

After 16 years as CEO of Kenya’s Retirement Benefits Authority, Dr. Edward Odundo finally retired in June of 2017, facing the very system he had long helped shape. For 4 decades, he had been busy right at the heart of Kenya’s financial markets having worked at the NSE, IRA, KRA and now RBA……but nothing ever prepared him even for the silence in his own home on the next Monday after his retirement.

The transition was just deeply personal.

His three phones, once constantly alive with calls and decisions, went quiet. His wife, who was also an early riser, was still working and his four daughters were all grown with a life of their own……

[Larry Madowo @LarryMadowo]

BREAKING VIDEO: Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe becomes the first person ever to win a regular marathon in under two hours, setting a new world record at the London Marathon in 1:59:30!

Kenyans invented running™

[Aakash Verma @VermaAakash3]

Check out this 43-minute Sam Altman masterclass instead of browsing random startup advice. It offers insights that could teach you more about building billion-dollar companies than most founders learn in their careers.

[Alan Kasujja @kasujja]

We are working with some truly talented Ugandan audio/visual geniuses!

@LoukmanAli - big yourself up for this brilliant piece of work.

Come let’s work for Uganda!

[Tyole Isaac @TyoleIsaac]

@FrankTumwebazek Congratulations Hon Frank, sometimes we mistake weight gain for good health but a person like you with national duty deserves to be in good health. Weight in many cases has a share of great challenges.
Continue doing good and taking care of yourself.

[MEHMET VEFA DAG -Cape Town Mayor Candidate @AFRICANDEMOC]

I HOPE AFRICAN COUNTRIES ARE LEARNING FROM ALL OF THIS.

Other countries complain that their hills and mountains are liabilities.

But Iran has managed to turn them into weapon cities.

Do you think if their weapons and factories were in the open like many other countries, they would still be throwing missiles?

The US and Israel would likely have crippled them already with all the bombs thrown so far.

But Iran is still heavy on missiles and is ready to go as far as anyone wants.

Why?

Because they turned hills and mountains into fortresses where they've kept planes, warships, missiles, missile systems, and factories protected.

Today leaders threaten them to accept defeat — but their underground strength keeps them standing.

These are lessons for African countries.

What are we doing with all the water resources across Africa?

Some regions of the Middle East refine salty water just to survive.

But Africa has vast fresh water sources.

What are we doing with the oil, rare earth minerals, gold, and natural resources across the continent?

Instead of using them to develop our nations, only a few benefit while many countries remain underdeveloped.

This war is revealing lessons that should make African leaders and citizens think deeply.

Iran has been under sanctions for decades, yet look at what they built under pressure.

China faced sanctions, tariffs, and blockades for years — yet still developed strong industries.

Many African countries have had independence for decades.

What have we achieved with that freedom?

Whether we accept it or not, foreign interests often target African resources.

Because of the wealth beneath African soil that is still underused.

Africa is blessed with enormous potential.

The real question is:

Are we using what we have to build strength, security, and prosperity — or wasting opportunities that future generations will need?

[Arti Shah @TechByArti]

Instead of watching Netflix for 2 hours, watch this guy explain why some people become successful while others stay average.

[Tyole Isaac @TyoleIsaac]

@heyalexmoore Legal related channels, if any kindly share

[Tyole Isaac @TyoleIsaac]

@UsufKiwanda Good afternoon counsel. I am in uganda, how can I access your published books. Kindly requesting for guidance

[Kutalang'i @ClowersShemaiah]

Rebecca Mijide Mungole & another v Kenya Power & Lighting Company Ltd [2017] 
It is the effluxion of time that causes the suit to abate. It is that time that must, first be extended. Once time has been enlarged, only then can the legal representative bring an application to be joined in the proceedings.

[The Shift Journal @TheShiftJournal]

A Visual Breakdown of The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene:

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[ROBA & ASSOCIATES LLP @AssociatesRoba]

🚨🚨 BREAKING FROM ELDORET HIGH COURT: ONE FORGED SIGNATURE, WHOLE WILL DECLARED INVALID

The High Court has delivered a devastating blow to fake wills in In re Estate of the Late Kipchemis Chepngok alias Kipchemis Chepngor [2026] KEHC 621. After an eleven-year family war, the Court declared the alleged written Will a forgery, revoked the grant issued on its strength, and ordered that the estate be administered as if no Will ever existed. A daughter petitioned for probate, producing a written Will allegedly executed shortly before the deceased died. The Will appointed her executor and distributed vast parcels of land, livestock, machinery, and vehicles. The sons cried foul, claiming the Will was fake, discriminatory, and contrary to both law and fact. This time, the court did not guess. It investigated.

Justice R. Nyakundi went forensic. Literally. The Will was subjected to expert document examination by the DCI. The finding was brutal: the signatures on the Will were not authored by the deceased. The Judge went further and said even without the expert report, the inconsistencies in the signatures were obvious to the naked eye. Different strokes. Different pressure. Different hands. Once that finding was made, the rest collapsed instantly. Attesting advocates, emotional testimony, and family drama could not rescue a document whose signature was forged. The Court was blunt: once the testator’s signature is not genuine, the Will dies with it.

This judgment lands hard for families, lawyers, and opportunists. You cannot manufacture a Will after death and expect the court to sanitize it. You cannot weaponize advocates’ stamps against forensic science. And you cannot disinherit heirs through fraud and call it testamentary freedom. The message is surgical and terrifyingly clear: a forged Will poisons the entire estate. When the forgery is exposed, the law resets everything. No Will. No executor. No shortcuts. Just intestacy, redistribution, and consequences.

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[Richard Albert @RichardAlbert]

🤩 One of my favorite papers about constitutions, written by one of my favorite teachers ever.

The question the late John Gardner seeks to answer is whether constitutions can "be, or be contained in, documents."

Beautifully written and reasoned, this paper will stretch your mind.

Full text here: https://t.co/2AgbMKHDqt