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We build not because the odds are in our favor.
We build because society must be moved forward.
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Imagine they trained rioters did everything they could to destabilize this nation but still they were defeated by a system created by NRM😂
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Daring to dream because you can. Meet Mr. Muganyizi Honad working as a helper (Casual worker) with one of the Kingfisher project contractors. He hopes to use the savings from his salary to continue his education by doing a nursing course in 2023.
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H.E Kattan also told me that the Crown Prince organized $1bn for investment and Uganda has not responded. I, therefore, direct the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the different stakeholders to reach out to them with investment ideas immediately.
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At Tororo, I see early threats being issued here that work on the railway line to the north of Uganda (and eventually South Sudan) has started. We will keep you updated in the coming years.
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We cannot be healthy as people without a healthy planet! Each person should be mindful of how his/her actions make our planet unhealthy. Time to take both individual and collective action is now🇺🇬
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Shouting down a speaker at a designated event isn't exercising "free speech" in the same way that punching someone whose opinions you dislike isn't free speech. It is instead a coercive method to stifle discussion among people exercising their rights.
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One day Steve Jobs forgot something at home and sent an Apple employee to pick it up.
In Jobs' sitting room were a framed photo on the wall and a single chair in a corner.
Nothing else.
When you're a world-changing personality, a house becomes small stuff.
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Something about us Black people, be it in Africa, Europe, North America, or the Caribbean that, is particularly wired to view self-actualisation in only the materialistic: Money, car, house, nice clothes.
Abstract notions of success or selfhood don't seem to register with us.
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As Parliament committee on Trade,Tourism & Industry we have today visited our Uganda pavilion at the #DubaiExpo2020
We expected to see a well organized booth where the natural beauty, rich culture & heritage of our motherland is showcased but what we have seen left us in shock. – at Kampala, Uganda


















