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real academic pressure is when your parents don’t pressure you at all.. they just trust you, and somehow that makes you feel like you can’t fail
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Someone said the dollar has taken the Ugandan shilling to “the basement”! 😂
#Musevenomics
#EconomicsThatWhacks
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Yo I can help them circulate the dollar let them DM
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I think that it's much better to work on the drainage first.
Why ? Because Kampala's storm hasn't changed much since 1981. It's the settlement patterns that have changed instead. That's what's causing the floods.
A viable tool should tackle maintenance of the drains instead.
AI Innovation Could Give Kampala Flood Victims Life-Saving Early Warnings.
#NilePostNews
nilepost.co.ug/news/379505/a…
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🚨 🗣️ Breaking: Ainsley Maitland-Niles on why he refused to take the knee before Everton vs Chelsea:
“Honestly, I feel like these gestures have become formalities. We take the knee before matches, cameras capture the moment, and everyone moves on. But what actually changes?
“I have experienced racism throughout my career, from my time at Arsenal to Lyon and now back at Everton. Yet I rarely see meaningful consequences for those responsible. How many more Black players must suffer before real action is taken?
“Behind every racist insult is a human being being humiliated for the colour of their skin. Imagine giving everything to football, entertaining millions, only to be reminded that some people still believe you are worth less because you are Black.
“I am tired of seeing beautiful messages against racism followed by the same ugly reality. Taking the knee means nothing if the people responsible face no consequences.
“I don’t want another photograph of players taking the knee. I want to see real punishment, real accountability and real change. Black players deserve to feel protected, respected and safe, not just for the 60 seconds before kick-off, but every single day.
#EVECHE
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The real tragedy of living in a third-world country is that you can do everything right and still struggle because the environment is designed to make ordinary things unnecessarily difficult.
