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Do we need a Martyr's Day for our fallen founders? 😇

The future of Uganda is bright. 😎

A great display of human creativity.

Love this.

I appreciate this apparent new interest in protecting the wetlands. My question is: Was anything done to stop this encroachment from happening?

Wonder where these girls are today...

If this was about Uganda: 1. Speak English: ✅ 2. Intellectual Capital: ❌ 3. Corruption: A: Best paid politicians: ✅ (>100x the population) B: Zero tolerance for corruption: ❌❌❌ Corruption and stealing from the poor at a systemic level. That's why Uganda is no Singapore.

Time for Coffee Justice.

Putting all your eggs in one basket? I assume MTN is a sound investment. But I fear this also shows how the Ugandan economy lack strong alternatives for large investors like NSSF to invest in.

Nice mask. How much is a Louis Vuitton mask these days? I assume it's original. The Ministry of Trade wouldn't condone the trade of counterfeit goods, right?

For the youth and their country. 🙏

The politicians in the donor countries: We have to give more!

Wild has won the African Excellence Award 2024 for Best Coffee Brand - Uganda! 🏆 This incredible achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of our amazing team. 🥰 Thank you Wild family for making this possible. #africanexcellence #award

True. 😆

Nice commute, Starbucks. "1,800 times more CO2 emitted from flying than the average American aviation passenger." - We calculated the environmental impact of the new Starbucks CEO’s supercommute. fastcompany.com/91176910/envir…

How does China Town do it? I guess they import direct. No middlemen. How will Kikuubo compete? The business model of the city traders is built on a chain of middlemen. If more entrepreneurs copy the Chinatown model, the Kikuubo we know today may soon be a thing of the past.

The world really is not fair. Take a look at this map. Despite having the smallest carbon footprint on a per capita basis, African countries are losing up to 5% of their yearly GDP to climate change. wmo.int/publication-se…