There is a difference between development and growth , one of them is personal. The government of Uganda has been giving citizens growth money since 1990s to date. I don’t know which countries you have been to but do you make an appreciation that they don’t do the same?

A wonderful program by East Africa’s young people

Does he honestly watch the same games with us?

You are already looking for the wrong things! You and Carrick are the same 🤣.. you live in an exaggerated world of your efforts

.@NellyKapo: The reasons security gives for digital number plates are very important. I want to sit here and support the idea of digital number plates but I don't want to discuss the implementation. #NBSMorningBreeze #NBSUpdates

So you have been on a personal onslaught ? I was wondering what you were up to with your wishy-washy jabs! But you know the good thing? I love a free fight especially one where I fancy both sides to lose! So here I am extending a lighter to kindle your fire 🔥

👊📌 nice ! Would even be nicer if the minister in question also released a statement on the same.

Where have I been ? 😳 ten hours ago 🤦🏽‍♂️

That Soroti University faffed a staggering 1.2b on a quixotic big entrance ( gate) only for it to turn out as an architectural anomaly days later is laughable! The management, their partners & contractors really do have a remarkable gift for testing one’s patience !!

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You guys @UmbrellasWatsan please behave! 😡

This took me out 🤣

Financial advisors in this country ..are always busy advising here on everything , you have all been quiet since the dollar went nuts!! Mutuwe ku Magezi tukole tutya ? Should we buy or sell 🤷🏻‍♂️

Here is a real scenario: Govt had 47B plan to bring Formula 1 to Jinja district , it was fought seriously, by so many Ugandan critics. Rwanda picked it up and they have announced they will host Formula 1, Ugandans are so excited and asking why Uganda did not do it🤦🏽‍♂️

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At the beginning of the year, we told you something big is coming… it came and now we are telling you it’s going to get bigger. Mzees message is coming to you everywhere! 📌

toxic family will bring up who you were at 17 to avoid respecting who you became at 37

Sir Carrick @ManUtd please force your players to watch the Liverpool game so they see the difference between playing with ten men and playing against ten men! They seem to jumble up the two.

Pres M7 has been saying the same thing for years. Asking the Nile Basin Group to shift focus to River Congo. Nile has about 85b CM at Khartoum while R. Congo has 3000 CM! Now Trump is going to take credit very soon for solving that situation 📌🤦🏽‍♂️

Allegations in New York Times Against General Muhoozi Kainerugaba Scandalous Kampala, Saturday October 10, 2026 Reference is made to an article in the American newspaperNew York Times by writer Megan K. Stack titled ‘The Authoritarian Future is Already Here’ published on October 8, 2026. The author of the article regurgitates long held, twisted opposition and activist narratives against the government in Kampala, and in doing so, levels disparaging, unfounded, and utterly scandalous allegations against the person of General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the UPDF Chief of Defence Forces and Senior Presidential Advisor for Special Operations. To start with, the latest publication in the New York Times is continuation of a vile campaign in recent years by western media conglomerates against General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, for quite obviously imperialistic reasons. In September 2024, The Telegraph, a British newspaper, published a vicious attack against General Muhoozi Kainerugaba titled “Hardman who may be Uganda’s next president is Putin fan and asked Meloni to marry him.” In September 2025, the Wall Street Journal headlined an article against General Muhoozi Kainerugaba entitled “He Jokes About Trump and Invading Kenya - and May Be Uganda’s Next President”. The British Economist Magazine has similarly churned out a succession of vitriolsagainst the General lately, like one recent publication in September 2026 titled “From Autocracy to Despotism”. In all cases, the articles and “expert analysis” are trivial, sensational, and low on substance. What is clear though is that General Muhoozi Kainerugaba is not their (western media) preferred successor of choice to a post-Museveni Uganda. They would rather have the lackey Robert Kyagulanyi in-charge, or others of similar kin. However, the future of Uganda is a choice that will be firmly determined by Ugandans when the time comes. In the latest prejudiced New York Times missive against General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, one allegation stands out. The author writes, quoting an exiled Ugandan dissident Kakwenza Rukirabashaija: ‘…during the first visit [while in detention], the General [Kainerugaba] ordered the author (Kakwenza) – the taller of the two men – to bend over to make himself shorter and to remove his pants to reveal the size of his penis. She continues, ‘on the second visit, General Kainerugaba offered Kakwenza a bribe to keep quiet about the abuse he had suffered. Kakwenza just looked at the floor… he could not even stand.’ Earlier in the same article, Kakwenza claimed he was viciously flogged and beaten so badly while in detention that his ankle bones fractured, he suffered damaged kidneys, and his back laced with scars. The inconsistencies in the story are quite laughable. In one instance, Kakwenza, allegedly the taller of the two men, is ordered to “bend over to make himself shorter”, and in the next, his ankles are shattered and “he could not even stand”. Quite remarkable. The lies are clear to see, outlandish, cheap, and miserable. What is more, baseless and unfounded character assassination of African leaders should be dismissed out of hand by rational thinking members of society with the contempt deserved. To put it clear, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba has never met Kakwenza Rukirabashaija in his life. Kakwenza is a known fiction teller, and the latest episode in the previously respectable New York Times is a fine figment of his imagination. (1/2)