It is with profound sorrow and deep sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Founding Partner, D.S Mubiru-Kalenge, who passed away today at Nakasero Hospital. His passing is a great loss hard to take in at this moment. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

MINISTRY OF HEALTH Please avoid interviews about any disease. Thank you Uganda has no outbreak of anything.

REMEMBRANCE WALK On 14th November 2026, we pause to remember and walk for the victims of road crashes and advocate for SAFE ROADS for the living. In 2025, 5,383 people were killed and 18,444 were seriously injured in road crashes. An average of 15 people are KILLED in road crashes every day. We need to stop this madness. Join us on 14th November 2026 and let’s walk for safe roads. Here’s the link to register your team now; docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… #SafeRoadsSaveLives

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RT @kyamageroandrew: I recently learnt that S.6 vacists will undergo patriotism and ideological training. Having personally undergone simil…

#TODAY: Handed over office to Emmanuel Ainebyoona, the incoming Senior Communications Officer at @MoWT_Uganda , in the presence of the incoming Principal Communications Officer at the Ministry, Khadijah Nakakande [@HadyNaka] & colleagues from HR, Audit & the Communications Office. Grateful for the teamwork and support throughout my tenure. Wishing the new team every success as they carry the work forward! @nakakandek Cheers to the new team! I’ll be officially heading to @MinofHealthUG soon.👏🏿

Been crazy 3 days fighting to make sure we engage countries like Canada, so businesses come survive

@NatashaAhereza and her colleagues. Thank you for the messages on integration and environment. Natasha Ahereza, National Secretary NRM Youth League wants what she calls a Town Hall meeting with me to discuss all this. I totally agree. My daughter, Natasha Karugire, had previously organized the Jazz with Jajja at Kisozi and Nakasero. Let her work with Ahereza to organize the meeting you want. I will be happy to participate. I was informed that many youth engaged with my message and that is good. Signed: Yoweri K. Museveni Ssaabalwanyi

#TODAY: The National Commemoration of the World PPH Day is happening today at Kibuku Health Centre IV. #MESSAGE: No mother should lose her life while giving life. Every mother deserves safe childbirth and timely, lifesaving care!🙏🏾 @MinofHealthUG

All Senior Six vacists across Uganda will this year undergo patriotism and ideological training at the National Leadership Institute, Kyankwanzi, under a revived government programme aimed at promoting discipline, patriotism, national identity and responsibility among young people. #OpenGovUg

From back in 1999 (almost 30 years ago) after rebels killed foreign tourists in a national park. #AngryAfrican

This is a somewhat interesting story. walthamtimes.org/2026/10/04/… #WhoCanHelpMasunsu?

Kabushenga has magic! He got the Northern Bypass closed ! This time not for MAINTENANCE works but for another cause; saving lives of mothers! #SaveAMother @imarathonUg

Naye guys, who owns Tausi Coaches? I may be obsessed and hooked onto a transport operator that is an adversary. You see, Tausi came as a saviour. We travellers on the Western route had suffered with high fares for years. The Mbarara route was the most expensive and never had standard fare. And for frequent travellers, it was a nightmare. One day you go to the park thinking the fare to Mbarara is 30,000shs and you get a shocker- it's 50,000shs on a certain day. The bus transport that monopolised the route had absolutely no reason for hiking fares. They would hide buses, issue tickets to us expensively arguing that there are no buses. Then as hundreds of us are all stranded with our tickets in hand, five buses come and finish us off at once. But where would all the five buses come from? That was exploitation. It was around 2021-2023 at it's peak. Some of us who proceeded to Bushenyi, we paid another 15,000shs in crowded premios to reached Ishaka. Then I had to pay another 5,000shs to reach Mashonga. Then Tausi Coaches came on board. New buses, fast on the road and cheaper. From 50,000shs to Mbarara, we went to 25,000shs to Ishaka. Mbarara route went to 20,000shs. From Ishaka to Mbarara dropped to 5,000shs. What a relief! Transport fares stabilised. Efficiency and of course customer care improved because of Tausi. High fuel prices may have caused a hike in fares, but they are standard and still far cheaper than before Tausi era. For a travellers that needed 70,000shs to leave Kampala and reach my village, I now only need 35,000shs. Cut by half. That is how Tausi Coaches hooked me onto their buses. For a person who travelled home like twice a year, now i can get bored of Kampala, and then head to the village with ease. And this is not an advert. Just appreciation post of a traveller on board Tausi Coaches now and having used it thrice in a week.

Today is World Postpartum Haemorrhage Day. Learn something about it so you can be useful in saving lives in whatever small way you can. #HealthUG @MinofHealthUG @WHO @WHOUganda figo.org/event/translating-e…

#UnpopularOpinion #850. Most people today, appear intelligent because of the internet. Take it away, they can’t think even when they possess academic degrees.

Amidst the goings on and a rather dramatic end to the month of September, let's not forget to celebrate the wins that we have realised. We share our thoughts. Saturday morning read. 👇🏽