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From Kitagwenda, to Bunyaruguru, to Ishaka, the Baganda who rebelled against the Kabaka then(I hear it was handhoe dug, on construction of Kabaka's lake in Rubaga)had to move to those areas. Those who who could not proceed ahead settled in Kitagwenda called abatagyenda their..1/2
Im solving some maths problems and none of the answers I’m getting are completely divisible by 2, found that quite odd🤔
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What a privilege it is to be able to run, afford a gym membership, buy healthy food, pay your bills, walk on your own legs, see with your own eyes, think clearly, work every day, and push your body to become stronger.
Never take these blessings for granted.
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Empologoma eri Wankulukuku Muteesa II Stadium.
#MasazaFinals2026
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Instead of demanding that other banks improve their digital banking services to match StanChart’s, people are complaining about StanChart customers expecting better service.
This is how Uganda ends up moving backwards. Quality service should be the bare minimum, not a privilege.
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the problem is that majority of Ugandans are accustomed to mediocrity.
You’re so used to poor service delivery that when a person who ain’t used to mediocrity complains about the mediocrity you deem normal, you call it Kajanja. Nothing to feel for ABSA.
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Aganaga should come out and tell us how much rent he was being demanded when he made this song!!
timzy retweeted
besides the occasional disappearance, selective communication and inability to explain myself, i’m actually a very intentional man.
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Saying all this without adding that he’s an Impis fan is an absolute waste of space!
#ARROGANCE
#PolicyDigestPodcast Guest Profile:
Gava Charles is a PhD student at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa. He is a civil engineer, construction contracts manager, construction claims specialist and dispute resolution practitioner. Charles is a PhD student at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa. He holds a Master of Science in Construction Law and Dispute Resolution from Leeds Beckett University, UK. He also holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering specialising in Structural Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, both from Makerere University, Uganda.
Charles is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb) and a certified mediator, adjudicator, and arbitrator. He currently serves as the Chairperson of the Young Members Committee of the CIArb Uganda Chapter and is a ConstructAfrica Ambassador under the “African Leaders in Construction” programme. He received Young ADR Professional of the Year 2025 award from the CIArb Uganda Chapter and has been nominated for several other recognitions.
Professionally, Charles works at Hove and Quill Advocates where he is the Construction Practice Director.
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