Proprietor Hawk's Eye Lodge Bunyonyi
Kabale, Uganda
Joined July 2012
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With deep sorrow I announce the demise of my Mother in Law. We pray that the Almighty grants her peaceful rest. – at Uganda
Parity Twinomujuni retweeted
Hawks Eye Lodges is not just a Hotel but it's a place for Nature session therapy.
Wishing you all the best Hon
I interacted with the Parliamentary committee on Appointments following my nomination to serve as Minister of Finance planning and economic development in the Cabinet of 2026-2031.
I shared our progress,outlined Ugandas current economic robust base line,and committed to the roadmap for Ugandas economic growth agenda.
Going forward my focus is to transition Uganda from incremental growth to exponential takeoff through five pillars
1. The USD 500 Billion Target: Relentlessly execute the Tenfold Growth Strategy to turn Uganda into a half-trillion-dollar economy by 2040.
2. Enforcing Absolute Discipline: Shift the Ministry’s culture from spending money to enforcing results. I will demand strict budget discipline, aggressive procurement reforms, and rigorous value-for-money audits on all public projects.
3. Aggressive Revenue Mobilisation: Implement the second Domestic Revenue Mobilisation Strategy (DRMS) to push our revenue-to-GDP ratio to at least 20%, cutting external dependence.
4. Presidential Wealth Creation Agenda: Prioritize funding and tracking the commercialisation of smallholders to ensure every Ugandan enters the money economy.
5. Smart Oil Governance: Manage our impending oil revenues with bulletproof institutional guardrails. We will use oil to build infrastructure and muscle, ensuring Uganda becomes an oil producer, but never an oil-dependent economy.
Over the last five years, we delivered key budgets and reforms, secured Uganda’s exit from the FATF Grey List, strengthened fiscal institutions, and formulated the Tenfold Growth Strategy.
Today, Uganda’s economy is strong and accelerating: 7% growth this year, rising to 10.2% with First Oil; GDP at USD 68.4 billion; inflation at 3.3%; debt sustainable at 52.7% of GDP; FDI up 151% to USD 3.66 billion; exports doubled to USD 16.25 billion; and URA projected to finance 80% of the discretionary budget. Formal jobs more than tripled to 2.32 million. UGX 4.4 trillion via PDM has reached 10,589 parishes empowering over 4 million Ugandans while Emyooga has Transformed 2.48 million lives.
I am deeply honoured by the trust reposed in me by H.E. the President @KagutaMuseveni and I assure him and the people of Uganda of my unwavering commitment to steering our nation's economic agenda towards sustainable growth, prosperity, and improved livelihoods.
I look forward to working collaboratively with stakeholders to drive Uganda's development ambitions.
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⚠️PUBLIC NOTICE ON ANTI-TICK VACCINE INQUIRIES
All inquiries, clarifications, and official information regarding the NARO Anti-Tick Vaccine should only be handled through authorized representatives of the National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO).
We urge the public to rely on verified NARO communication channels to avoid misinformation.
For accurate guidance, please contact NARO directly through our official platforms.
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Congratulations @FrankTumwebazek and your team for this revolutionary innovation. It is a game changer for the livestock industry. We wish you a successful launch presided over by @KagutaMuseveni
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@HawksEyeLodge along the shores of Lake Bunyonyi Kabale city contact @parityt for a discount
Parity Twinomujuni retweeted
@andy_keto you’re right to push methodology, but the bigger bottleneck is the CITY itself.
A city is not plots of land. A city is a production system: movement, utilities, drainage, logistics, land use, and time.
When everyone with money is allowed to build anywhere, the city scatters. Servicing it becomes expensive and slow. Government ends up chasing sprawl with roads, water, power, and sewer lines over long distances. That is not planning. That is firefighting.
Result: higher construction and logistics costs, longer approvals, congestion that devalues assets, and “real estate” that does not facilitate productivity.
Industrial real estate especially needs planned zones, predictable utilities, and logistics efficiency. Otherwise you build a warehouse and spend your profits in traffic and generators.
A productive city is one where land use, infrastructure, and mobility are designed, not negotiated plot by plot.
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Did you know:
1. There are fewer mountain gorillas in the world than private jets.
Most of them live in Uganda.
2. The source of the Nile River — the longest river on Earth — starts in Uganda.
3. Uganda hosts more refugees than most Western countries combined — and they’re allowed to work and own land.
4. Lake Victoria in Uganda isn’t just a lake.
It’s so big it creates its own weather system.
5. Uganda is one of the only countries in the world where you can see mountain gorillas in the wild… and still be back in a capital city café the same day.
6. 50% of Uganda’s population is under 16 years old.
One of the youngest countries on Earth.
The future of Africa is literally growing up there right now.
7. Ugandans will call you “my friend” within 2 minutes of meeting you.
Within 10 minutes, you’re invited to eat.
Hospitality there isn’t a concept.
It’s a reflex.
8. One of the best rolexes in the world is $1…
Not the watch — the Ugandan street food.
(Egg omelette rolled in a chapati)
9. Uganda is called “The Pearl of Africa” — not by tourism marketers.
By Winston Churchill after visiting.
10. You haven’t experienced real coffee culture until you’ve had coffee grown on volcanic soil and roasted the same day in rural Uganda.
11. Uganda has more languages than some continents.
Over 40 spoken languages in a country smaller than Oregon.
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The election of Subcounty/Town/ Municipal Chairpersons and councillors countrywide, is taking place on WEDNESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY 2026.
Subcounty level leadership, like this one for Bukinda, in Rukiga District is a critical local government administration, key in implementation of @GovUganda programs.
The @UgandaEC calls on all registered voters to turn up in big numbers to elect your leaders at your Gomborola this Wednesday.
LIKE and SHARE to spread this message.
#Operation100PercentVoterTurnUp
#MyVoteMyVoice
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Are you looking for a beautiful place to be in kabale with extraordinary lake views and experience?@HawksEyeLodge got you covered
@parityt
#visitkigezi
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Tanzania launches MV New Mwanza, Lake Victoria’s largest ship built at Sh120 billion thecitizen.co.tz/tanzania/ne…
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A Coffee Tourism Strategic Dialogue is underway at the Africa Coffee Park in Rwashamaire, Ntungamo District, where top tourism and coffee leaders are gathering to co-create a unified Coffee Tourism Strategy. This strategy aims to position coffee as a flagship national tourism product, unlocking investment, commercial diplomacy, and job creation.
The summit is organised under the theme: "One Million Coffee Tourists – USD 2 Billion Opportunity"
📸 @JobApuuli
#TayariWestUpdates
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We had a successful run with young people to push for conservation. I just want to take a moment to applaud and thank everyone who came through — @GenWamala @SandraAnati @angwecrita @HajjatMinsa @KIRABOPAULINE4 ! And all the runners!
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#HappeningNow
Counsel Dan Musinguzi Nabaasa, the Kabale Municipality MP aspirant, is among hundreds of dignitaries witnessing the 10th Graduation Ceremony of Kabale University, taking place at the university’s main campus on Kikungiri Hill in Kabale Municipality.
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Led by the club past President @parityt, 100 Hass avocados and 400 Guava trees were planted.
Spearheaded by the Kigezi Diocese, the school farm project has other farming activities which include piggery,growing vegetables and potatoes.
Would like to thank our partners ASA International, Rotaract club of Kabaale University for walking this journey with us.
#RotaryEyamba
#Rotary – at Uganda
#HappeningNow;
The Rotary Club of Kampala South, in partnership with ASA International and the Rotary Club of Kabale University, has donated 100 Hass avocado and 400 guava trees to Buranga SS.
