Sometimes in life you need to hit rock bottom in order to wake up to reality. This could be the driving force to propel you to greater things. Above all, a chance to reassess things and reorganize your life.

Mr “How did we get here” now runs the Media Centre. I wonder what he has to say about this. His press release so far:

🚨𝗠𝗼𝗻𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗲𝗿 𝗥𝘂𝗺𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗥𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝘂𝗽 ⚽🇺🇬🔥 Kitara in pursuit of Uganda Cranes goalkeeper Joel Mutakubwa Joel Sserunjogi to be unveiled by Vipers in July Tanzania’s Azam reportedly agree personal terms with SC Villa's Hassan Mubiru NEC, Entebbe UPPC and Lugazi linked with FUFA Big League top scorer Isaac Gumperom Allan Kateregga is subject of interest from SC Villa & KCCA following his decision to run down his Rwanda Police contract NEC, Kitara interested in free agent Jerome Kiirya following BUL exit #KawowoUpdates

I just can’t watch this alone😂😂😂😂

OMG, Arsenal won what? 🥹

Thank you Dear Honorable…. We think the test was real and is bearing fruits. Rwampara indeed is the land of Honey.

Lawyers’ Strike: 26 June 2026 #BangTheTable #BackOnTrack #RNBVision2060

Very well said. Now pay the medical interns

Can We talk.

They don’t teach this kind of bargaining tactics in schools 📺🍿

6 January 2006. High Court Kampala. Kizza Besigye stepped out of a vehicle in a checked shirt, his wife Winnie Byanyima at his side. He was the main opposition candidate for president. He was also on trial for rape. The charges had been brought just two weeks after he returned from exile to challenge Museveni. The Verdict That Shook the Regime: Justice Katutsi, Besigye, the State - 2006 Besigye's troubles had begun years earlier. In November 1999, while still a senior figure within the Movement, he authored a blistering dossier critiquing the system, calling for constitutional reform, demilitarisation of the state, and an empowered civil society. It was the first time a high-ranking insider had publicly challenged Museveni's inner circle. That paper became both his declaration of independence and his political death warrant. After contesting and losing the 2001 elections, he fled into exile, citing threats to his life. When he returned in 2005 to run again, the state pounced. The rape charge dated back to 1997 but was brought just two weeks after his return, alleging he had assaulted a family friend who, by her own admission, had returned to his home several times afterward. The case unfolded amid treason accusations and violent street clashes. Radio talk shows were banned from mentioning his name. Posters supporting him were outlawed. Soldiers ringed the courthouse. Interior Affairs Minister Ruhakana Rugunda insisted the ban on demonstrations was to ensure a fair trial, but no one missed the message: Challenge the regime, and the system will crush you. Uganda was watching a political trial dressed as criminal justice. Judge John Bosco Katutsi saw through the charade. In March 2006, he dismissed the rape charges in a scathing judgment, calling the investigations "crude and amateurish." He questioned the credibility of the alleged victim and castigated the state for abusing judicial processes to settle political scores. "I find that the prosecution dismally failed to prove its case against the accused," he declared. Supporters in court erupted. For a moment, the judiciary stood as a fragile check on executive overreach. But the damage had already been done. Besigye had appeared in court 25 times during the campaign period, his movements restricted, his image tarnished. Museveni won with 59% of the vote; Besigye trailed with 37%. "This case has had a serious adverse effect on me personally, my family, and the Forum for Democratic Change as a whole," he said. The verdict had shaken the regime, but the regime had not fallen. Besigye walked free. The system that had tried to cage him remained intact. #ughistory #Besigye @Winnie_Byanyima @kizzabesigye1 @ug_lawsociety @SsemujjuIN @LawStudentsUg @ULRCUg

Let’s roll

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Our home 🏠 Season 6 Grand Finale, 13th March 2027. #Akasayi #KaggwaLeague #TurumbeKaggwa

Madueke and Saka played for a team that won the what??? Thanks for the reminder

Professor @KamuntuProf , that’s risky, remember he was abandoned by his father on the cross. 😂

There is no 28billion to pay intern doctors in the budget Museveni is presenting today, no 8billion for UNEB to train teachers on how to mark new syllabus, no 3.5billion to complete new syllabus but there is 211billion for welfare and entertainment for big people, 536 billion for special meals and drinks for big people, 196 billion for big people to donate, 17 billion for firewood, gas and charcoal and 2.6 trillion for classified expenditure!

We have the same number of World Cups.

One of the most painful parts of living in this country is watching people with so much brilliance slowly shrink their dreams to fit the limitations around them.

I’m scared of ending up with someone who doesn’t appreciate art, movies and music like i do

If the downfall of the puppets feels this good, imagine the fall of the masters.