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@mkainerugaba For a moment I actually thought it was a PLU agenda thanks for clarifying 🏃🏃 @mkainerugaba

Who saw him running a motor vehicle show on TV? Wow. I thought this dude must be the best I have seen. Even better than grand prix commentators. He spoke so fast, so accurate & made one almost place an order for the car he was talking about. Fast forward, he was into sports news. A few months later, he was bossing one of the best shows on television in this country. His football knowledge is so impeccable that you would think he reads every sports search engine in the world. Nothing he says including predictions goes against him. Only those of @ManUtd because he uses his heart more than his knowledge. He spearheaded a twitter space sponsored by Super Sport. He was kind enough to have me among others to discuss mainly EPL. This endeared many football twitter users who I could tell used the knowledge for football odds. Before we all knew it, he was gracing the World Cup arenas making live studios for Africa. Russia, Qatar, & the Americas, he never missed. We couldn’t wait to glean over World Cup news especially the off the field one. Seeing him host African stars on SS for Champions League games is refreshing. It’s like he’s been doing this for many seasons. He speaks fast without making any single howler. He oozes confidence, knowledge, and stage presence. His sense of humor is unmatched. Some of us miss his Runyankore skits. For those close to him, he’s not into football only. He’s into basketball, boxing, marathon, anything sports. His name is @andrewkabuura. Andrew, you make us proud as Ugandans. What do I think you will soon have permanent presence at SS or BBC sport? Who knows? I feel you haven’t revved even 50% of you football engine. Man, I respect you a lot. God bless you Andrew & your beautiful family. Kindly accept your flowers. @nextmediaug @NBSportUg

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@MarthaKayug U see when the baby finger is burnt the head can't say kasita iam not burnt they are members of the same body

@MucunguziJackso 😊🤣🤣

@NancyPrizeless And u might find wife was blocked from seeing husbands status

@MaryMacElveen @Pontifex Amen

WE ARE UGANDA - A Nation in Many Voices | The Olive School Independence Tribute 2026 🇺🇬 What does it mean to say Uganda? More than a flag. More than an anthem. More than borders drawn on a map. Uganda is the people we carry with us, the home we build together, and the future we place in the hands of the next generation. Through different languages, cultures and voices, the children of The Olive School, Namugongo tell one story: Different voices. One home. One Uganda. 🇺🇬 WE ARE UGANDA: A Nation in Many Voices #TheOliveSchool #ANationInManyVoices #Uganda #UgandaIndependence #PearlOfAfrica #ProudlyUgandan

@SolomonSerwanjj At this rate I should go to bamutakudde and train girls how to do jewelery and other beaded craft pieces

@coastalYz I can do that for uganda

@coastalYz For only Nigerian

@LillianRuteraho Sorry for the loss may God comfort the entire family

1999. The boy in the green Aga Khan sweater sat at the front of the class, his hand up before his classmate even finished the question. He knew the answer. His name, according to the register, was George. Outside the gate, royal guards waited. But in here, he was just a boy who loved answering SST questions. He was seven years old and the world's youngest king, but right now, none of that mattered. The teacher had asked a question about yesterday's homework, and his hand was already in the air, fingers stretched toward the ceiling like he could grab the answer from the air itself. His green sweater was slightly too big at the sleeves, the way school uniforms always are when you're still growing into them. He sat at the front, not because anyone had put him there, but because that's where you sit when you want to be seen, when you want to be called on, when you have something to say. The other children knew him as George. Some of them knew about the crown, of course, you can't exactly hide being the Omukama of Tooro when your guards wait by the gate, but children are practical creatures. A king who shares his lunch is just a friend. A king who laughs too loud in the playground is just a boy. And George laughed loudly. He ran fast. He argued about whose turn it was on the swings. He was, in every way that mattered, exactly like the rest of them. When the bell rang, he didn't walk out like a monarch. He spilled out with the others, bag hanging on one shoulder, green sweater untucked, already talking about what was for lunch. The guards were there, as they always were, but they kept their distance, and he kept his joy. At home, the real kingdom awaited: the balcony with the miniature pool table, where his sister Ruth was already waiting. She was older, watchful in the way sisters are, the keeper of his small secrets and the only person who could beat him at pool without him minding. Their laughter filled the house. Ruth would straighten his collar or hand him the cue, and he would line up his shot with the concentration of a chess grandmaster, tongue poking out slightly. The weight of Tooro, the councils, the ceremonies, it all stayed outside. In here, it was just the two of them, brother and sister, building their own small world on a balcony in Kampala. Then the evening came, and with it the dogs. Three German shepherds who knew nothing of thrones or titles, who only knew that the boy with the smole was their favourite human. He ran into the garden, and they circled him, barking with delight, and he ran with them, arms wide, laughter spilling into the fading light. He was not a king in that moment. He was not the heir of centuries. He was just George, seven years old, running with his dogs, alive and bright and burning with the simple joy of being alive. That was 1999. The boy in the photograph, the one raising his hand, the one in the green sweater, he grew up. He became the man his people needed him to be. He carried the weight, wore the crown, answered the call. For thirty-one years, he was their king. But those who loved him best will always remember the other George, the one who sat at the front of the class, who played pool with his sister, who ran with his dogs at dusk. The kingdom announces that Rukirabasaija is gone. But George? George is still there, in the green sweater, hand in the air, ready with the answer. He always had the answer. He always will. The boy in the green sweater. The hand in the air. The dogs in the garden. The sister on the balcony. These are the things that crowns cannot contain and history books often forget. But they are the truest things. They are the things that made him loved. #ughistory #Tooro @ObukamaBwaTooro @toorokingdompm

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1999. The boy in the green Aga Khan sweater sat at the front of the class, his hand up before his classmate even finished the question. He knew the answer. His name, according to the register, was George. Outside the gate, royal guards waited. But in here, he was just

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The number of New HIV infections among all age groups have reduced in the country from 95,000 in 2014 to 83,000... fb.me/5dIs4Hz0A

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. @fqdayib speaks out on running for president in Somalia #SomaliaDiaries

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#MujjeTulumbe reloaded... Bring on #Comoros.... Kiggwa Ku Sunday...

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Leero ku #MwasuzeMutya: Okimanyi nti ekirwadde ki Hepatitis kisaasaana okusinga n'akawuka akeleeta mukenenya? .

HAPPENING: Prayer breakfast organised by @irc_uganda for MPs of 10th Parliament #NTVNews

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First Lady Margaret Kenyatta, H.E. Mrs Akie Abe on a guided tour Kazuri Beads Factory & Pottery Centre, Karen.

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Michael Niyitegeka @niyimic

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#MujjeTulumbe reloaded... Bring on #Comoros.... Kiggwa Ku Sunday...

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