Journalist |Farmer |Social Entrepreneur |Transformative Leader @resolutionproj Fellow Class 11 | IYFEP Fellow @unyfa1
Kampala, Uganda
Joined October 2017
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I am pleased to share that I am 1/6 young Ugandan farmers selected to gain practical experience in modern agricultural practices in Germany through the International Young Farmers' Exchange Program (IYFEP-Lite).
This program is organised by @unyfa1 in partnership with Andreas... – at Hollenstedt, Deutschland
This nonsense was started by @URAFC_Official coach. You can't be laughing about arbitrary arrests, torture, forced disappearances and death of Ugandans that you expect support from.
@fahadmuganga3, @AlexisMugalu, @magero_moses, @DaLostBrazilian please guide our people.
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Al Ahly was founded in 1907, Kitara was founded in 2010. Let's give @KitarafcHoima some grace tetubavuga speed with unnecessary comparisons. – at Kampala, Uganda
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A well deserved opportunity to serve our kingdom. May God lead you, Ivan. – at Kampala, Uganda
I am deeply humbled and greatly honoured to be reappointed as the Deputy Youth Minister of @ObukamaBwaTooro under the leadership of His Majesty Omukama Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I.
I sincerely thank His Majesty and the Prime Minister @toorokingdompm for the renewed trust and confidence. I receive this responsibility with profound gratitude and a renewed commitment to serving our Kingdom and its people.
May the Almighty God grant me the wisdom and strength to carry on this responsibility faithfully and to the best of my ability.
With a grateful heart and a humble spirit, I look forward to serving even more diligently.
HANGIRIZA AGUTAMBA!
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I read Sam Mugumya.
#WeShallOvercome – at Accra, Ghana
BREAKING: Eddie Mutwe, Archilleo Kivumbi, Mugumya Gaddafi and Wakabi Smart have each been granted UGX 5 million cash bail.
Eddie Mutwe and Archilleo Kivumbi will, however, remain in custody over separate charges they are facing at Kawempe.
#NBSUpdates
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I went back home with the intention of helping my family make better use of the resources available to us and turn them into sustainable sources of income. One of the best decisions I have ever made 📌 – at Wakiso, Uganda
Hello @RugyendoQuotes, you're the right person to guide this young man. – at Kampala, Uganda
I don't think you need a truck at this stage. If you get the 83m, you can invest in production and marketing then keep hiring trucks. Share a contact where I can drop your 5k.
I have 33.2k followers on X. If half of you people gave me 5k each, I would have enough capital for my ghee business.
33,200 ÷ 2 = 16,600
16,600 x 5,000 = 83,000,000.
83M would buy us a track for delivery and the balance would be invested in to marketing.
But ya'll are waiting for me to die so you can send condolences of 100M😭
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You're doing a great job. Keep transforming our communities – at Kampala, Uganda
Two years after graduating from campus and this is the work I deliver for farmers.
All I needed was one person who believed in me enough to give me my first project. Now I don’t have to look for work, work looks for me.
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The villagers need psychosocial because ka speed kanji. They must be overwhelmed with the speed at which you're changing their lives. – at Kampala, Uganda
Community Milestone: 96 Farming Tools Secured for #Bamutakudde
We are pleased to announce that Bamutakudde Village has received 96 hoes from the Government of Uganda through MAAIF/OWC.
This support directly strengthens our food security and women's economic empowerment pillars. These tools will be distributed to our farmers and youth engaged in our communal farming initiative, with a clear distribution and accountability framework in place.
We appreciate the @GovUganda @MAAIF_Uganda's commitment to equipping smallholder farmers at the grassroots.
Next step: Land preparation for the season is underway.
#RuralDevelopment #SmallholderFarmers #FoodSecurity
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100% correct – at Kampala, Uganda
Africa is not poor in resources.
It is poor in order.
Walk through most townships and city centers and you will not find planned landscaping. No consistent pavements, no planted borders, no clear line between where people trade and where people walk. Hawkers, food stalls, and foot traffic all compete for the same unmarked space. Litter fills whatever gap is left.
This is not a money problem. Grass, pavers, and basic planning cost little. It is a coordination and enforcement problem, and it shows in almost every public space we have.
What would it take to fix this in your city?
You're doing great work. Next tweet should share a list of items/materials to deliver, tomanya we can raise something oba people like @Nicholus99 can clear the budget. Well done 👍 – at Kampala, Uganda
Hi friends,
Today we began training the volunteers who will run our literacy camps, and I am happy to tell you we have found the right people for this work.
These are people who have chosen to be part of a solution to the learning crisis that is sinking this country without the attention it deserves. Day one of three ran from 9AM to 4PM, and despite a few challenges here and there, it went well. The volunteers stayed active and eager the whole day.
Women make up 80% of our volunteers. We did not plan it that way, but from my own experience, and from all the evidence I have seen, work like this in rural communities moves best when women lead it. The ELI team itself is 75% women, volunteers included, and both our Head of Literacy and our Volunteer Coordinator are women.
Nine months in, and the reason this has worked so far is that we understood the power of women early, and brought them into it from the start.
When these three days are done, these same women and man will walk back into their villages and teach children to read and write. And after this first day, I can confidently say that I would not want anyone else doing it. Follow @EqualizeEduc. #EqualizingEducation
An incorruptible custodian of Tooro culture and tradition who was never shaken by the storm. – at Kampala, Uganda
