The Makerere Freshers’ Ball is here 🔥🔥
On 31st October, at the Impis Rugby Grounds
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Well done Honorable Minister
🎀Yesterday, we had a fruitful discussion about breast cancer. Great thanks to our guest speaker Mr.Baguma who emphasized the role everyone has to play in this fight, and @ERICCancerInitv for the deep talk,teaching us how to self-examine and Ms.Harriet, a breast cancer survivor🎀
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October being the Mental Health Month, the Dean of Students convened students with disabilities for a mental health session. This is part of the ongoing efforts to ensure a safe and inclusive university for all. Many thanks to @joinhopespeaks for the partnership.
THE MAKERERE FRESHERS BALL 2026 IS FINALLY HERE! 🕺🏾💃🏽🔥
On Oct 31st, all roads lead to the Impis Rugby Grounds for the Makerere Freshers Ball 2026. If the vibes don’t bring you out, let your single status do the work.
#Octoball #FreshersBall2026 #92ndGuild #AGraciousMakerere
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Nabukonde Susan Patricia, a finalist awaiting graduation.
We extend our deepest condolences to her family, friends, and classmates during this incredibly difficult time.
May her soul rest in eternal peace.
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Happening Now: The Nyerere-Museveni Generation Dialogue 2026 at Freedom Square, @Makerere University! The setup is complete and the conversation on "Borrowing from the Past, Building the Future" is officially underway.
#JnlcSymposium2026
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Dr. Crispus Kiyonga, Chancellor of @Makerere University, has arrived to grace the Nyerere-Museveni Generation Dialogue 2026 as the Guest of Honor.
#JnlcSymposium2026
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I look forward to joining @COUFAMILYTV tomorrow for a conversation on The Uganda We Want! 🇺🇬
I’ll be sharing insights on the Green Makerere Initiative and how we can drive sustainable change together.
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As Kwame Nkrumah said, African problems require African solutions. Today, youth problems require youthful solutions!
Long speeches won't always reach young people but art, poetry, drama, and dance will deliver the message loud and clear
Proud to have been part of the Teko Show!
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I am honored to be joining @HopestoneUg as the Guest of Honor for the TEKO Dance Show (2nd Show) at the National Theatre today!
Under the theme "AWAKEN!!!", this event is a powerful call to action for youth empowerment and health awareness.
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Honored to have attended the Nkrumah Day Public Lecture. Inspiring insights on how African youth can drive self-reliance and transformation.
64 years of sovereignty, 64 years of progress. 🇺🇬
Here’s to a future built on unity, innovation, and academic excellence.
From the hill of knowledge, happy Independence Day.
#UG@64 #IndependenceDay #ForGodAndMyCountry
The 92nd Guild Government echoes this timely message from the Chairman @nkrumah_hall at the Nkrumah Day Public Lecture today.
As we celebrate #UG@64 tomorrow, let us embrace Kwame Nkrumah's vision of self-reliance.
True independence means taking immediate responsibility for our University and our Nation.
Thank you Chairman @SSEKABIRAJ61778
Joseph Ssekabira, the Chairman @Nkrumah_Hall, framed his Hall as a symbol of an enduring legacy rather than just a physical structure.
He challenged students to embody Kwame Nkrumah's vision of self-reliance by rejecting dependency and taking immediate responsibility for their country and University.
"Leadership begins the moment you decide that the condition of your country, your university, is your responsibility and not someone else's."
Follow Live Proceedings: youtube.com/watch?v=zP-l9Csp…
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Representing the Chief Guest Rt. Hon. @DrCWCBKiyonga, and reading his remarks verbatim, Dr. Charles Kahigiriza framed the event as an act of ideological renewal.
Regarding leadership, Rt. Hon. Dr. Kiyonga said that while the previous generation won politically, the current generation must add onto the win by focusing on economic and technological advancement.
He took the conversation a notch higher by saying "Leadership today can no longer be measured solely by political titles or parliamentary seats," adding it requires "intellectual courage.”
This, he noted, includes limiting the wholesale import of solutions without adapting them to African realities.
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Joseph Ssekabira, the Chairman @Nkrumah_Hall, framed his Hall as a symbol of an enduring legacy rather than just a physical structure.
He challenged students to embody Kwame Nkrumah's vision of self-reliance by rejecting dependency and taking immediate responsibility for their country and University.
"Leadership begins the moment you decide that the condition of your country, your university, is your responsibility and not someone else's."
Follow Live Proceedings: youtube.com/watch?v=zP-l9Csp…
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It's always a great honour to host the
Annual Nkrumah Day and Public Lecture
Thank you @Nkrumah_Hall for the energetic welcome.
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