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I have a serious problem. My heart wants to travel everywhere, but how do you explain to a restless soul that the world is too beautiful to explore only through Google Maps?
I want to chase sunsets, get lost in beautiful villages, climb mountains, listen to strangers’ stories, and discover places that remind me how wonderful life can be. 🌿❤️
Because sometimes, we travel not to escape life, but to remind ourselves why life is worth living.
And perhaps the most beautiful thing about adventure isn’t the destination, but the people we meet, the laughter we share, and the memories we carry home.
So here I am, choosing memories over excuses, curiosity over fear, and adventure over boredom!
I’m Melissa. I may not know where every road leads, but trust me, we’ll have a story to tell! 😂🌍
Welcome to #ExploreWithMelissa ❤️✨
P.S. Dear future husband, I hope you love travelling. Otherwise, our honeymoon might become a solo expedition! 🤣
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Ghana has granted Uganda Airlines fifth-freedom traffic rights between Lagos and Accra.
This means the airline can carry passengers and cargo specifically between Nigeria and Ghana on its Entebbe–Lagos–Accra service.
Perhaps one of the greatest lessons life should teach us is that success and happiness are not necessarily the same thing.
We spend years chasing degrees, money, titles and recognition, only to realise that inner peace, purpose and meaningful relationships matter just as much.
We need to start educating people for life, not just for employment. 🧠
Everyone seems depressed these days. Many are drowning their sorrows in alcohol, even after achieving everything they once believed would make them happy.
Education gave us the tools to navigate the system, but finding purpose requires learning to listen to ourselves. We were taught how to pass exams, but never how to answer life’s calling. Yet true fulfilment comes not from what we achieve, but from discovering what gives meaning to our souls.
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Everyone seems depressed these days. Many are drowning their sorrows in alcohol, even after achieving everything they once believed would make them happy.
Education gave us the tools to navigate the system, but finding purpose requires learning to listen to ourselves. We were taught how to pass exams, but never how to answer life’s calling. Yet true fulfilment comes not from what we achieve, but from discovering what gives meaning to our souls.
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Kindly support the young men that are in business. That’s inspiring enough.
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Dear brothers of the @KitabiSeminary family,
It is an honour to recieve your invite as a proud son of Kitabi Seminary to flag - off the @KISOBALeague Season 5 Finale slated for Kakyeka Stadium on November 7, 2026.
I will be with you this Fridatly at Silver Springs Hotel to send - off the team with love from Uganda Premier League and the Office of the Speaker!
I am even prouder that our journey now leads to my home city, Mbarara.
Our motto has guided us since our days on that hill:
Caritas Christi urget nos; that the love of Christ impels us. It taught us discipline, service and brotherhood.
Today, it compels us again: to play with heart, compete with honour and carry the Kitabi spirit wherever we go.
This league is more than football. It brings old friends back together and renews our bonds.
It shows the world what a seminary formation produces: men of character on and off the pitch.
As you travel to Mbarara, travel safely. Play fairly. Respect your opponents, the referees and the fans.
Win with humility, and if you lose, lose with grace.
Let Mbarara see that Kitabi men are brothers first and competitors second.
Ite, fratres! Ludite fortiter, vivite fraterne, redite gloriosi. Caritas Christi urget nos!
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One change to our starting XI as we take on Lady Doves FC at Katusabe Dove Play Ground. Loyce Komugisha comes into the starting lineup, replacing Peace Muduwa, who starts on the bench.
#LDVKCCA | #KCCAWomenFC | #KampalaQueens
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Beautiful morning to all my active mutuals 🤗❤️
God is good, his mercies and glory will forever be upon us🙏✨
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There is a time I hired a car with a roof that leaks when it rains
I was forced to buy an umbrella for clients
Ever since then I put focused on buying safari cars that give top notch quality services
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A landslide can cut a road. A storm can ground every boat. In both cases, the patient is still waiting. Emergency response must account for geography, not just population numbers.
@OPMUganda @MinofHealthUG @UgandaMediaCent
#AccessToHealthcare #IslandCommunities #EqualOpportunities
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Uganda is ready for the world🥳
The TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations PAMOJA 2027 brings the excitement of African football to Uganda, and we are proud to be part of this historic moment.
We look forward to putting Uganda’s tourism, culture and unique experiences before a global audience, inspiring more people to discover and stay for the Pearl of Africa.
#TotalEnergiesAFCON2027 | #ExploreUganda | #HereForIt
How is your mid December my dear @KaraboKangye
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Uganda 🇺🇬 living legends!!
Jacob and Tibu 🔥
#LoveLions
🎥 nsabimanawinfred Instagram
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Why is our "ka-money" trading at its lowest in 33 years, and should we be worried?
Meanwhile, @Parliament_Ug, through Deputy Speaker @Thomas_Tayebwa, is leading a reconciliation drive to calm tensions across the political divide folowing the alleged attack on Kubuku County MP Herbert Kinobere @KinobereH during the burial of former Busiro South MP Charles Matovu last week.
What is your take on these issues?
Join @nbstv's #MediaRoundTable at 7:30 AM today on #NBSMorningBreeze with host @CanaryMugume Mugume, Angelo Izama a.k.a '"Rugwizangoga" @Opiaiya , @izak_kay, @GenKatusiime and myself!
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Hopefully, you can teach me how to dress in coats one day. 😄😄
I always tell the guys that sometimes I wake up feeling like dressing smartly in a suit, but the moment I put it on, I start feeling uncomfortable. Before I know it, I’ve changed back into my branded T-shirts. 😂
I think I’m still more comfortable representing my brand than dressing formally
Replying to @Uganda_Expozed
@Uganda_Expozed is the most humble Ugandan I have ever met.
A very blessed young man going places to happen yet so humble.
I learnt a lot from you my brother.
My greatest takeaways were;
1. Information is a tool
2. Where there is a challenge, see opportunities.
Above all, my greatest joy was seeing how receptive you were to the gospel of our Lord & saviour Jesus Christ. I am so happy with what God is doing in your life & as we agreed, God will mightily use you to change even more lives.
So excited for what we shall do together & I wish u many blessings.
Thank you my Dear brother.
God bless you sir.
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Replying to @RugyendoQuotes @ObothOboth
3/ 📊 Trade: Uganda exported $92.63M worth of goods to China in 2024 (fish, hides & skins, timber, coffee) and imported $2.72B, according to the Bank of Uganda.
Under FOCAC, China has granted zero tariffs on African products. “I hope to see more Ugandan coffee, fish and processed goods reach Chinese consumers,” Speaker Oboth said. #ObothOboth #BRICSParliamentaryForum
The Speaker’s delegation includes LOP Hon Joel Ssenyonyi, Hon Betty Nakisita Mpongo, Hon Sowedi Ismail Mulemya and Hon Annet Katusiime Mugisha.
The forum ran from 26–27 Oct at Samvidhan Sadan under the theme “Fostering Parliaments for people-centric development.” #ObothOboth #BRICSParliamentaryForum
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2/ “This meeting was part of the deliberate parliamentary diplomacy we are pursuing in this term,” Speaker @ObothOboth said, adding that it gives Uganda another channel to build trust, open markets, and follow up on agreements.
“Uganda and China have been friends since 18 October 1962,” the Speaker noted. “China’s Parliament has a unique model that we in Uganda can learn from," Oboth added.... #ObothOboth #BRICSParliamentaryForum






































