Farming, Business, Financial Markets.
Bunyanyimbe, Luweero
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There is every reason why Winston Churchill called Uganda the Pearl of Africa, look at that !
You want to know how dysfunctional we are as a nation start from driver driving towards on coming traffic on a one way walks free. That pretty much sums up our state of affairs.
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No Brand for pigs today never mind Kawunga for Humans Acting Managing Director Joselynn. This is how you want Buzibweera people, Ugandans to develop with no electricity you don’t deserve that position.
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Revisiting Dr Muganga’s one child laptop policy suggestion not such a bad idea yes a few hiccups but why not.
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Children of these days now parents have to sit through them including teachers to do revision by 1700 should be sipping on my Red but what can I do. Yes it’s History revision tonight.
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One of my funds lost a million in value it is just another day in office through good and bad times investment always for long term.
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King Saha had a full house in London over weekend lessons in marketing don’t ever forget your hommies.
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Time to flip that script going for impossible let’s stop getting by start living what is working and not are you stacking or passing time escorting others through life.
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Question is what safeguards did Attorney General’s office, Auditor General have in place towards safeguard of Tax payers money given to Dei, Mr Magoola ? And before bank can sell his properties can Tax payers get their money back too. Criminal is an under-statement.
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We also have those board members apart from drawing salaries what is exactly their use I would put them in bin. You hear Dr this and that absolute rubbish.
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If it were up to me would put these government entities for privatisation next day without even thinking twice it is clear they have failed.
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Whats happening with government entities no accountability whatsoever despite huge salaries here we simply say if there is no electricity in Nabilatuk forget about your contract being renewed .
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I can decide to adopt ten babies on paper same as rest of Ugandans say MK adopts 1 million babies born after this Christmas we get rid of these Non performing companies whoever is able say Ham would pay for another 1 million toddlers.
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If every Ugandan baby, toddler, teenager, youths, Middle Aged, retirees put 100,000 shs to buy UEDTCL, National water we appoint managing director after a vote. We can do it.
Why are we struggling as a country in terms of infrastructure, hospitals engineers, doctors need to be managed let’s have a proper look at mismanagement or lack of foresight planning.
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There is no justification for paying science teachers more than Arts counterparts it wouldn’t stand test in any court of law around world.
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It is clear that Doctors, Engineers cannot manage their own affairs a case for humanities still one of most under-rated subjects, degrees like SWASA makes a come back at end of day you still have to deal with human beings we are going wrong way. Most are going back to school .
Dellma’s Orgarnic Farm retweeted
PUBLIC FOOD SAFETY ALERT: Experts Warn of Dangerous Pesticide Residues on Tomatoes and Fresh Produce
MAAIF, in partnership with CABI and KCCA, has today launched the second phase of a nationwide campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of pesticide residues on tomatoes and other fresh produce.
The campaign, launched at Hotel Africana, Kampala, is being implemented under the theme “Wash Well, Eat Well, Stay Healthy.”
The Permanent Secretary of MAAIF, Maj. Gen. David Kasura-Kyomukama, represented by Mr. John Mwanja, Assistant Commissioner for Agro-Chemicals, urged farmers, traders, and consumers to adopt safe pesticide-use practices to protect public health.
“Farmers should always read and follow pesticide label instructions before application and avoid contaminating harvested produce and also adhere to stipulated pre-harvest intervals of the pesticides in use. Some pesticides are highly hazardous and can pose serious health risks to consumers,” he emphasized.
The PS further reiterated that MAAIF has established guidelines to regulate pesticide use and warned against the unsafe application of chemicals on fresh fruits and vegetables, noting that those who violate these regulations risk legal action.
Running from November 2025 to February 2026, the campaign will build on the successes of the first phase, which featured the ‘Spray Smart, Eat Safe’ interactive radio programme on Radio Simba and Buddu. The initiative engaged communities through radio talk shows and audience polls focused on pesticide safety, food handling, and consumer awareness.
The campaign seeks to improve knowledge and adoption of safe pesticide-use practices among farmers, agro-input dealers, traders, and consumers, promoting safer food systems and healthier communities across Uganda through a Social and Behavioural Change approach.
