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The US just slapped a Level 4: Do Not Travel advisory on Uganda.
Why? Because Two (2) people there have died of ebola in 2026. Of a population of 46 million, that's a 0.0000043% risk of dying from ebola.
In the US so far this year, 264 people have died in mass shootings. Of a population of 342 million, that's a 0.00008% chance.
Simplified: The risk of dying in a mass shooting in the US is 18 times higher than that of dying from ebola in Uganda.
Where is the travel advisory?
(looking forward to visiting Uganda soon again)
travel.state.gov/en/internat…
Ikanza retweeted
Replying to @GenWamala
@GenWamala, the Minister of @MoWT_Uganda , has this morning witnessed the signing of an MOU between the @GovUganda
represented by the @MoWT_Uganda Permanent Secretary @mr_bageya
and MS Orascom Construction Company from Egypt.
The MOU is to allow the company to undertake an 18-month feasibility study for a possible Light Rail Transit (LRT)/Monorail system in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area.
The study will assess a modern mass transit system to improve mobility along Kampala–Entebbe, Kampala–Kira and Kampala–Wakiso corridors.
@GCICUganda
@GouInfrastruct
@UgandaMediaCent
@HonByamukama
@sussiekats
Ikanza retweeted
Replying to @FGoloobaMutebi
Why "muppets"? Try this: "Lots of Ugandans on and off X think only soldiers should become president." <---It is not insulting of any one and still makes the point that not everybody is extremely intelligent or can analyse things at the same level. Do not descend into the gutter. #PolitricksUG
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Everyone talks about “Africa rising.”
Meanwhile, Norwegian investments in Africa have fallen by nearly 90% since 2014.
Last year, Norway even closed its embassy in Kampala.
Here’s why (as a Norwegian living in Kampala) that makes no sense 🧵
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GOOD NEWS! The current Ebola Sudan Virus Disease outbreak has officially come to an end.
This follows 42 days without a new case since the last confirmed patient was discharged on March 14 2025.
Our appreciation to our health workers, partners and communities for their support in ending this outbreak. #MOHatWork
📷: @UNICEFUganda
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Adjumani District Achieves Zero Maternal Deaths in Eight Months.
#NilePostNews
nilepost.co.ug/health/247342…
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Great Minds Discuss Ideas, Average Minds Discuss Events, Small Minds Discuss People.
Les grands esprits discutent des idées, les esprits moyens discutent des événements, les petits esprits discutent des personnes.
Ikanza retweeted
I can't get enough of my current phone wallpaper. It soothes & calms me!
I prayed for sons but got only girls. And they changed my life! God knew who I needed to parent!
They inspire me to leave them a better world for women, than I found.
Happy #Women's Day!
#AccelerateAction 💪🏾
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Meet Linda Alinda-Ikanza – a top lawyer & innovator transforming justice & governance!
Join #FATTalks TODAY at 4 PM as she shares powerful insights!
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@Amber_Advocates @bihoogo @PheonaWall @FidelisLeaders @miriamatembe
Happening this Thursday ✨ with @bihoogo and hosted by @PheonaWall 🎙🔥!
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Ikanza retweeted
Last year we conquered these mountains@ Muhabura, Mgahinga & Kili. Let’s see to what peaks God leads us this year @_Ikanza @ManLikeDero @m_ndungutse @TonyNatif @wekesa_amos @andymugalu @Soloestee @SharonTees @CHealthUG @BniSunriseUg @MMudii
Ikanza retweeted
Get to know the new Number Plates for the different Ministries.
It is important that you help us curb bad driving on our roads. In case you spot poor driving by any of the Government Ministries Departments or Agencies, please report!
In case of an emergency on the road or to report a bad driver! call toll free
☎️ 0800199099 (Toll Free)
Ikanza retweeted
#FIDAAt50🥳
#50YearsOfProgress
Happening now: "FIDA Uganda urges the Government to pass the National Legal Aid Bill to expand access to justice for vulnerable populations and ensure legal protection for marginalized groups, including women in cohabiting relationships. The organization also calls for increased government intervention in regions like Karamoja, where poverty and insecurity from cattle rustling hinder justice and endanger both communities and service providers. Addressing this insecurity is essential to restore stability and prioritize critical issues like gender-based violence." ~ @bihoogo, FIDA member.
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Hello Uganda, we have exciting news for you 📣
Oct 17th & 18th are Open Park Days!
For 2 days, we are offering free entry & game drives for Ugandan Citizens & Foreign Residents in 5 of Uganda’s breathtaking wildlife destinations.
More details👇
#OpenParkDayUG | #ExploreUganda
Ikanza retweeted
My Uncle Alexander Kimakia.
After living in the United States for over 40 years, my Uncle Alexander Kimakia, at the age of 70, finally relocated back to Kenya this year, settling in his mega 5-bedroom house at Mushroom Gardens Estate along Kiambu Road, a project that took him nearly 10 years to complete.
Now in Kenya and in his house, Uncle Alexander Kimakia lives in the living room of the house downstairs while his caretaker lives upstairs in his huge master bedroom.
This is because Uncle Alexander Kimakia cannot climb the stairs without the help of another person.
Even with help, it takes him 10 minutes to make the climb.
As such, Uncle Alexander Kimakia has decided to stay downstairs in the living room as all 5 bedrooms are upstairs.
The house has a living room, toilet and kitchen downstairs; 3 rooms on the first floor and another 2 rooms (including the master bedroom) on the second/last floor.
This is surely not how Uncle Alexander Kimakia anticipated his retirement.
But that is the reality of his journey.
This will be the life of many other Africans living abroad and building mansions back home.
In fact, if you are building a dream house for yourself to live in and the house is not ready by the time you attain the age of 50, forget about it!
Uncle Alexander Kimakia virtually wasted 40 years of his life doing menial jobs abroad, hoping to go and retire back home in his mansion and enjoy life.
But, now he has no life to enjoy and someone else is sleeping in his master bedroom.
Like most aged persons, Uncle Alexander Kimakia is not even able to enjoy a bottle of Malt because it will shoot up his blood sugar level.
Yet, he said he was working hard all his life in order to enjoy life, which includes eating and drinking the finest foods and drinks, when he retires.
Now, he is only able to eat fruit and vegetable salads - and even that, without dressing!
He cannot even eat any of the fine meats out there without his cholesterol sending warning signs.
That is the life of Uncle Alexander Kimakia in retirement.
This will be the story of more than half of us. The best thing to do is to take mini-retirements now and enjoy.
#MasculinitySaturday
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"Revising" this 9 year old 8 page handwritten letter from @_Ikanza in 2015.
Surely I have been loved by the best!
Happy Valentine's Isabirye my Isebantu!🥰































