kamara becky @KamaraBecky

#Only His grace!! Kampala, Uganda Joined July 2015

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kamara becky @KamaraBecky

a month ago

@LoneChildMJB Times and context have changed. In the past families had enough land where women and children worked and had enough to sustain them. Now, for most families,the 8-9 job(for both husband &wife)is the best alternative for the family to survive.

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Jim Spire Ssentongo @SpireJim

2 months ago

When someone does something good, tell them, recognise them, thank them, … You may even tip them. They may not be doing it to be recognised or tipped, but it is one of the ways we can encourage more good acts. For example, having encountered many rude people in offices, shops, and elsewhere, when I meet very kind people I recognise it, thank them, and encourage them to keep up the kindness. You may never know how many more people might benefit from that recognition.

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Jim Spire Ssentongo @SpireJim

2 months ago

That nagging pain that feels like you were family. Memories from a distance that feel like you were so close. Royalty that came with unusual humility and low profile. No drama, no harm, no noise - just human.

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Sir Nkosi @Sanele_NS

2 months ago

@Kabugo_ Don't judge character only when conditions are comfortable. Pressure, responsibility and repetition reveal whether good behaviour is discipline or performance.

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C. S. Lewis @CSLewisDaily

2 months ago

“You must ask for God’s help. ... After each failure, ask forgiveness, pick yourself up, and try again.” - C.S. Lewis

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NATURE LOVE 😘 ❤️❤️ @yashrajbravo40

3 months ago

Warthog was not in top of food chain. But always ready to help friend.

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Andrew Kyamagero @kyamageroandrew

4 months ago

The crowd at your harvest is not necessarily your community.

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Building Great Marriages @dovidfeldman

5 months ago

This is partially true, but you are ignoring the upside. Typical male-female arguments, boundaries, standards, and values are often shouldered by religion, freeing the husband from having to deal with them at all. For example, our religion prohibits the isolation of unmarried men and women together in private. Hence, I never have to ask my wife or even say to my wife, "Hey, I'm not comfortable with you hanging out with such-and-such." She won't do it not only because she loves me, but mainly because of her relationship with Gd. Same with me. There are lots of limits on what I can and cannot do, as well as expectations about my role as a husband. My wife and I never have to discuss or, worse, fight about these things because we both committed to them independently. So yeah, sometimes it feels strange to ask a Rabbi or clergy member what to do in my own home. But I'd trade that any day for the lack of drama, conflict, bitterness, and powerlessness that many men feel trying to lead a spouse who decided she's now in her "independent era" or other such nonsense.

H. Pearl Davis @pearlythingz

5 months ago

My issue with religion is it circumvents male authority because if you get down to it the woman is obedient to the pastor or priest not the man. Ultimately, the religious leader has more authority in your home than the man when he doesn’t have to deal with the consequences

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AFTV @AFTVMedia

5 months ago

We love you, Eze and Gabriel. One single game won't change what we think of you. We are a family, The Arsenal family! 👏

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WelBeast @WelBeast

5 months ago

Thank you for making us dream and above all else, thank you for the premier league title @Arsenal

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Ben Mwine 🇺🇬 π @benmwine

5 months ago

PREACH!!!

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Engineer Faisal @PyeparFaisal

5 months ago

Just don’t take random Bodas in Kla 📌

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Gidi @tayobillz_

6 months ago

WhatsApp letting you leave a group silently is the most important update they ever dropped

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Winner @BokieBokie20

6 months ago

@UncleBillz When did material things become 'everything' Its the little things that matter the most for children

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kamara becky @KamaraBecky

7 months ago

@NinyeTabz Oh no..This real hurts🥲

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Alan Kasujja @kasujja

7 months ago

In 2022, my BBC team and I were travelling across the continent to popularise my podcast, Africa Daily, when we met Samuel and Esteri Tebandeke. Ester was battling kidney failure and was being treated by the excellent team at Mulago Hospital. What a powerful story of love it turned out to be. Ester needed a kidney transplant, and Sam offered to donate his. I teared up during the interview because of Sam’s deep commitment to his wife. I saw their quiet determination to ensure that Esteri — an accomplished actor who had appeared in the acclaimed film Queen of Katwe — would pull through. He loved her. She loved and deeply appreciated him. They had raised half the money they needed and were struggling to find the rest — about $40,000. I promised I would mention their case to President Museveni, whom I was due to meet a few days later. When I met Mzee, I told him about them. Without hesitation, he instructed his then PPS, Kenneth Omona, to ensure Esther received the money she needed. The cash was delivered. They travelled to India for the operation, and at first it seemed everything had gone well. I stayed in touch with them, regularly checking on Esteri’s progress. Yesterday, Sam sent me a voice note to say that his Esteri had passed away. I am gutted. Esteri was young, beautiful, and immensely talented. I wish she had lived much longer. May she now rest peacefully after such a difficult few years. I pray for Sam — one of the greatest men I have ever met. May God grant him, and Ester’s family and friends, the fortitude they need to navigate these painful times.