#EnvironmentalEngineer, IdipNEBOSH ::: ESG, Carbon footprint , impact and sustainability, Occupational Safety and health professional
kampala, Uganda
Joined April 2014
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-Leaving very short distances with a vehicle infront of oneself.
-Not respecting speed limits
What behaviour on the road do you think needs to change most urgently?
#RoadSafety #ArriveAlive
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@namimmer shares that one of the aspects an organization can consider is, "starting small is very crucial more so by monitoring and making sure that your waste is separated."
And if you implement a measure and you realize it's not making any impact, go back to the drawing board and restructure your implementation for better results.
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🚨 Happening TODAY!
What does real sustainability impact actually look like?
Join us on X Spaces as we unpack Sustainability That Matters: From Promises to Proven Impact.
⏰ 7:00–8:30 PM
Don't hear about it later. Be part of the conversation.
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🎙️Today evening, the conversation goes live!
How do we move sustainability beyond promises to impact that is real, measurable and lasting?
Join us for the Sustainability Round Table as voices from across sectors unpack what it takes to turn commitments into proven impact.
⏰ 7:00–8:30 PM
📍X Spaces | @mtnug
Set your reminder. Tune in. Add your voice to the conversation.
#SustainabilityThatMatters#DoingForTomorrowToday#TogetherWeAreUnstoppable
@jamila_mayanja @smartgirlsug @namimmer @RichardWalwasa @RamparsadPram21
@amandaflv2 @mtnug @mtnmomoug @BryanMbasa
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🚨 Tomorrow, we’re bringing the sustainability conversation here to X.
Sustainability That Matters: From Promises to Proven Impact.
Right here on our X Space.
🗓️ 21 October | ⏰ 7:00–8:30 PM
Set your reminder. We’ll see you here! 💛
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Tomorrow’s conversation is one you don’t want to miss
Join @mtnug on X Spaces to explore how sustainability goals can drive real change.
21 October | 7:00–8:30 PM
#SustainabilityThatMatters #DoingForTomorrowToday #TogetherWeAreUnstoppable
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⏰ Tomorrow, we go live!
What does it take to move sustainability from promises to proven impact?
Join voices from across sectors tomorrow for a timely conversation on turning commitments into action that delivers meaningful, lasting impact.
📅 21 October
⏰ 7:00–8:30 PM
🎙️ X Spaces | @mtnug
Set your reminder.
Don’t just follow the conversation. Be part of it. Your voice matters.
#SustainabilityThatMatters#DoingForTomorrowToday#TogetherWeAreUnstoppable
@jamila_mayanja @smartgirlsug @namimmer @RichardWalwasa @RamparsadPram21
@amandaflv2 @mtnug @mtnmomoug @BryanMbasa
We are on this Wednesday
🚨 Don’t miss this Wednesday’s conversation.
What does meaningful sustainability look like in action?
Join us on X Spaces as we explore Sustainability That Matters: From Promises to Proven Impact.
🗓️ 21 October | ⏰ 7:00–8:30 PM
📍 Tune in on @mtnug. See you there!
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Save the Date | Wednesday, 21 October 2026
Promises matter. But real impact is what makes them count.
Join us on X Spaces for “Sustainability That Matters: From Promises to Proven Impact,” a conversation bringing together voices from different sectors to explore how partnerships and collective action can deliver lasting change.
⏰ 7:00–8:30 PM
🎙️ X Spaces | @mtnug
Bring your questions, share your perspective and join the conversation.
#SustainabilityThatMatters #DoingForTomorrowToday #TogetherWeAreUnstoppable @jamila_mayanja @smartgirlsug @namimmer @RichardWalwasa @RamparsadPram21 @amandaflv2 @mtnug @mtnmomoug @BryanMbasa
Save the date and tune in for a discussion on sustainability in Telecom infrastructure @TowercoOfAfrica Uganda.
📅 Save the Date | Wednesday, 21 October, 2026
Sustainability is more than a promise. It’s about impact you can see, measure and feel.
Join us for an insightful X Space as we explore “Sustainability That Matters: From Promises to Proven Impact.”
👉Mark your calendar and join the conversation.
#SustainabilityThatMatters #DoingForTomorrowToday #TogetherWeAreUnstoppable @jamila_mayanja
@smartgirlsug @namimmer
@RichardWalwasa @RamparsadPram21 @amandaflv2 @mtnug @mtnmomoug @BryanMbasa
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On behalf of the family of the Late Patrick Kankiriho, we humbly request you for your spiritual, emotional and financial support in this journey .May God bless you all.
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When medically necessary, caesarean sections can make the difference between life and death for mothers and babies.
But even though caesarean sections have become very safe in many parts of the world, they remain complex medical interventions, with risks and a recovery that can be challenging.
Miss World #Uganda Muhoza Trivia Elle’s “Layers of Life” gown tells that story in a unique and powerful way: raising awareness of the realities of caesarean section childbirth while celebrating the strength of mothers who have experienced it.
Learn more about caesarean sections in @WHO’s Q&A: bit.ly/4iHNXq3
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Kokumu Village takes another step forward.
The community asked. We listened.
Together with our partner, Towerco of Africa, we’ve switched on a new MTN site, bringing stronger connectivity and opening up more opportunities to learn, do business, access digital services, and stay connected.
#YelloFest | #FreeYoVibe
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It's hard for me to explain to those outside #Uganda just how irritated the Ugandans are to be lumped in with DRC for the #Ebola epidemic. As of this writing, there have been hundreds of deaths and over 1000 cases in Congo, whereas Uganda has had only 9 cases -- three Congolese, four medical workers who treated them, one driver who drove them, and one other known contact. Only one person has died in Uganda, a Congolese.
So when WHO and Al Jazeera talks about the Ebola epidemic in "Congo and Uganda," it's like saying because there are wildfires in California, you should cancel a trip to the Grand Canyon because some Californians lit a campfire there. Yes, it is possible it *could* spread and you have to be vigilant, but these two situations are nowhere near the same magnitude.
As of this writing, the only Ugandan death has been the tourism industry.
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Ghana parliament passes anti-LGBTQ+ bill bbc.in/4x3cnza
