Edward Musisi @EdMusisi

@MuhamadiMatovu Yoga yoga was 🔥

Plantian galore about to start. Pheeewww

Atuhaire J Sherura @julzsherura

7 days ago

After endless setbacks & help from a village to keep me steadily on this path, I am set to finally open up 'Bites by Julz'. Bambi guys, come & support when the time comes. Stay tuned for details of when & where ⌛️

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@alzaidvictor @CHRISBARYOMUNS1 @DrAyumeCharles @DianaAtwine I guess the oath is no longer Hippocratic ... hypocritic more like?

Hon. @CHRISBARYOMUNS1 @DrAyumeCharles and @DianaAtwine Kindly make impromptu visits to Mulago National Referral Hospital and reassess the conduct, professionalism and commitment of some of the doctors. My concern is based on two disturbing experiences involving patients who urgently needed medical attention. Two months ago, a friend collapsed in town and was rushed to Mulago. A CT scan was conducted, and the results showed a blood clot. When I pleaded with the doctor to assist and expedite the process, she became hostile and started asking about my tribe and where the patient came from. I humbly explained that those details could be provided, but the immediate priority was saving the patient’s life. Her response was arrogant and deeply disturbing. She told me that if I did not want to answer her questions, I should go and perform the surgery myself. At the Emergency Unit, there appeared to be deliberate delays and unnecessary obstacles, yet every second counted for this young man. I am generally a calm person who respects institutional procedures, but something about this situation did not feel right. I had to make several telephone calls, and within minutes, the staff suddenly became active and started attending to the patient. How many ordinary Ugandans are going through similar experiences and losing their loved ones because of such scenarios? I have since been told that some medical personnel allegedly use such delays to solicit money from patients’ relatives, leaving them desperate enough to offer whatever they can to secure treatment. I cannot independently verify this allegation, but if it is happening, it is a deeply troubling abuse of the medical profession. Two days ago, another patient was referred from Koboko to Mulago for specialised treatment after complications arising from a haemorrhoid surgery. The patient had reportedly been bleeding excessively for two weeks. The Emergency Unit initially attempted to assist through the normal procedures, but the patient was subsequently referred to a ward near the Heart Institute. To our utter disbelief, the doctor reportedly instructed the family to return to Koboko, claiming that the hospital could not manage the problem. These were people who had travelled more than 500 kilometres seeking specialised medical attention, only to be told to return home. They were also reportedly informed that if the problem required corrective surgery, they would have to wait until the 27th. The patient spent two days at the unit without receiving the necessary attention. Shocked by this treatment, I contacted a professor who had previously attended to the same patient. He questioned why the patient had been turned away. When we explained what had happened, he was equally perplexed and could not understand why someone in need of medical attention would be sent back without the appropriate intervention. He instructed us to return to the ward and contacted a doctor to attend to the patient. By evening, the patient was finally receiving the appropriate care. Why did it take all that intervention before the patient could receive the attention they desperately needed? Why the delays, and why was the patient turned away in the first place? It was particularly disturbing to see the urgency change when the senior doctor became involved. These experiences raise serious questions about patient care, professional conduct, accountability and the possibility of patients being subjected to unnecessary delays while their conditions deteriorate. Hon. Chris, Dr Charles and Dr Atwine, I appeal to you to make unannounced visits to Mulago, speak directly to patients and their attendants, and independently assess what happens in the wards and emergency units when senior officials are not around.

Day was so busy i didnt even know this went down. Seeing team sudi lineup is so nostalgic. SHELL AND B man in the back line like ... wow

Uganda Basketball Players Association @UBPA_

a week ago

The legends. Team Sudi 🔴 Vs Team Afidra ⚪ #UBPAAllStarFest2026

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The legends. Team Sudi 🔴 Vs Team Afidra ⚪ #UBPAAllStarFest2026

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And if ever a man deserved recognition, applause, praise and honor in the education sector ...

Kampala Parents' Old Students Association @TheKPOSA

a week ago

Our founder, Hon. Edward Kasole, pictured with H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni following his recognition with the Distinguished Honour of the Crested Crane, Grand Officer Class II. Congratulations on this well-deserved honour! #KPS50 #OneLegacy

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@TheKPOSA Yes!

Our founder, Hon. Edward Kasole, pictured with H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni following his recognition with the Distinguished Honour of the Crested Crane, Grand Officer Class II. Congratulations on this well-deserved honour! #KPS50 #OneLegacy

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@julzsherura When you find out, nanye ompabure

Hon. Edward Kasole Bwerere. Now that is a man worth celebrating.

@manfromkwania @MadMudokolo Take this to the bank

@EdMusisi only you can understand why this is so funny 😁

शब्दम्™ @HSB007_

2 weeks ago

African Karate Kid be like… 🫢🥋

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@davidmpiima Lolestest

@fobita @josh30315235 Flair in person

@ShadatShaggy @LoukmanAli Well i am both muganda and musoga ... plus many more bloods. Hehe. Kati wama Ali tutandike di shooting

Don’t miss out! The meeting is at 6:00 PM. Join us as we prepare for the KPS 50th Golden Jubilee Celebration. Meeting ID: 380 949 232 200 59 Passcode: 20e3KD6r See you there!

@NewestMagazine A freddie mercury intro

@jinbahji77 @courtsidemediaa This. I was tirning Tim into a centre. With Steph putting fire on the other team's ass and magic running rings just outside their paint, the diesel engine will have time to rest on the bench. Chuck will come on to free up space for whoever needs a refill. Diesel for Dunc.

@courtsidemediaa Shaq and Charles