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David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Australia, New Zealand, Portugal, France and Japan - they offer fully funded scholarships
I spent my entire day working on this. Here are 300+ universities offering fully funded Master’s scholarships for 2027.
In this drive, you’ll find universities offering:
• Fully funded scholarships without IELTS requirements, where officially permitted.
• Fully funded scholarships accepting Third Class or Second Class Lower degrees, where applicable.
• Fully funded scholarships that accept applicants without extensive work experience.
I put this together to help more people discover Master’s opportunities they can apply for in 2026 - 2027.
drive.google.com/file/d/1etQ…
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
18-year-old James Bogere took matters into his own hands for Aarhus 😤
#UECL
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
🚨 Raya to come back in and start in goal tomorrow after being given the weekend off against Liverpool
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
Fellow Ugandans, why aren’t we talking about this lady enough? 👀
Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka has been nominated as a CNN Hero, and she’s now among the TOP 5! 🇺🇬
Yes, a Ugandan is among the top five CNN Heroes, and we have an opportunity to bring this recognition home!
For those who don’t know, Dr. Gladys is Uganda’s first wildlife veterinarian. Through her work, she has dedicated her life to wildlife conservation, protecting mountain gorillas and putting Uganda on the global map.
She’s also consistently featured on major international media platforms, telling Uganda’s conservation story and promoting our tourism.
Honestly, if we are looking for a person to appoint as Uganda’s Tourism and Conservation Ambassador, her name deserves to be in that conversation.
But first, let’s get her this CNN Heroes award!
Ugandans, let’s show up! You have 10 times a day.
Vote here: cnn.com/world/heroes/vote
Let’s bring this one home! 🇺🇬
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
Hope you guys still remember that Douglas Singiza, as a magistrate, remanded @KakwenzaRukira who had been disappeared for two weeks and was sneaked to his court early in the morning without a lawyer, but visible "fresh" & bleeding torture wounds. He sent Kakwenza to Kitalya for two weeks - the exact number of days Kakwenza had spent in illegal detention getting tortured!
When he eventually released Kakwenza on bail, he ordered him to deposit his passport with the court. Kakwenza, seeing the insurmountable odds of justice stuck against him, fled to exile without a passport!
Singiza was, months later, promoted to the High Court as a judge, and then head of Uganda Judicial Service Commission (@JSCUganda) the body that recommends judicial officers for appointment - and punishes those that do not stick to their judicial oath.
Again, the best thing about PLU is that they document everything. They don't keep it to themselves, for years, some judicial officers were suspected of being "NRM cadre judges", but not even sharp-eyed investigative journalists found evidence, let alone photos, to prove that. Not with PLU. They document everything, and share it to the world - for posterity! I really like this about them, there will be no guessing in the future...
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
I scored straight As in economics from term one at A-level. I foolishly turned down a government scholarship to study finance at Kyambogo. I switched to Makerere Law School to escape heavy mathematics. Now I'm practising law for peanuts in a lawless society. It's demoralising.
This morning at the Office of the National Chairman in Nakasero, I was honoured to receive Hon. Justice Dr. Singiza Douglas Karekona, Chairperson of Uganda’s Judicial Service Commission, on a courtesy call.
Justice Singiza warmly endorsed Gen. @mkainerugaba for President of Uganda. A powerful affirmation of the vision we share for a stronger, more just nation
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
They used guns to take the land, then law to keep it. Now they tell you: “Use law to get it back. Go to court. Follow due process.”
But the court sits on stolen land. The judge is the thief’s son. The law they want you to use is the fake law they wrote to steal it.
Why use their law to recover what they took without law? This is why “State Land” is a crime scene.
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
After 7 long years all I can say is Ebenezer 🥹♥️
God is the greatest!
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
Sata Afrika, whose fighters the Ugandan state famously housed and trained at Oliver Tambo Leadership Institute at Kaweweta and whose national stadium is named after Nelly.
Asante ya punda ni teke, kabisa
A Ugandan citizen was brutally attacked by a large crowd on the streets of Durban today. He sustained severe injuries and was rushed to the hospital, our thoughts and prayers are with him for a swift recovery. If these targeted attacks against our citizens continue, we must consider reciprocal actions, such as Boycotting South African businesses like MTN.
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
Just received very disturbing news concerning the abrupt passing of our brother, comrade and fellow leader, Hon. Charles Matovu, who served as Member of Parliament for Busiro South in the last Parliamentary term and had his victory robbed on gunpoint in the January election. Very shocking news!May God strengthen all of us.
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
"𝗧𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗳𝗼𝗼𝘁𝗯𝗮𝗹𝗹. If you do that, 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗱𝗲𝗳𝗲𝗻𝗱. That 3rd man is the least developed weapon in football."
🗣️ 𝗠. 𝗕𝗶𝗲𝗹𝘀𝗮
David Fredrick Nyanzi retweeted
If you don't refer to Saka as a "Nigerian star helping England..", why do you refer to Seb as a Scottish helping Uganda?
"I just felt absolutely honoured" 🙌
Scottish teenager Seb Fisher on helping Uganda win the final of the Under-17 Afcon CECAFA zone qualifiers with a penalty shootout goal, and scoring a hat-trick on his debut earlier in the tournament 🏴🇺🇬
#BBCFootball
