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Light as many candles as you can on your life’s journey so that when your sun sets and your flame dims, the way back home is lit with the life’s you touched.
Sheilla’s fight was a costly one. Her family needs your support. No contribution is too small to clear her hospital bill
Always thinking that there are more fish in the sea is not abundance, that’s a scarcity mindset. You easily let go of things because you don’t believe they are meant to stay or be kept. Deep down you believe that you’re undeserving and project that unto others. May you heal 🙏🏻
This tweet best describes the crime scene that is dating in Kampala. Platonic girth checks resulting in siring of platonic babies followed by “sorry to hear about your situation” platonic ghosting 🙂↔️
This weekend Kibagz gets a new spot 🔥 Super proud of you @BruceIntore 👏👏
Interestingly, your car can have warranty yet you have to ship it back to Asia to get it fixed. A sound argument is opting for efficiency that is get your EV car in country from a brand that can service it in country.
It might not have as much vanity value, but it works.
𝐄𝐕 𝐝𝐫𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐬𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐚𝐬 𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐩𝐮𝐬𝐡 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐡𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐮𝐦𝐬
• Electric vehicle (EV) drivers are seeking a clear justification for a proposed 20–30% increase in motor insurance premiums, citing already high repair costs and limited access to spare parts.
• The #Rwanda Insurers Association (ASSAR) said vehicle repair costs have more than doubled over the past four to five years, while motor insurance tariffs have remained unchanged for at least five years.
• Drivers said spare parts can take weeks or months to arrive, with import charges, shipping costs and specialised technology pushing up repair bills.
• CarIn Motor Ltd Executive Director Zhou Wenchen cited the example of a BYD battery costing about Rwf5 million in China but reaching Rwf7 million in #Rwanda before installation and servicing.
• The proposed adjustment is still under discussion among insurers, the Ministry of Finance, the National Bank of Rwanda, and other stakeholders. Final rates and an implementation date have not been agreed upon.
Read more: newtimes.co.rw/article/39968…
Lecturers are such bullies. I recall how my G got a retake in our second year of law school simply because the lecturer (a general’s son) asked him to go pick something from the canteen before the exam starts and my G refused 🤣🤣
The lecturer sent him out of the exam room 😭🤣
It’s a blessing to be with someone who is not competing with you. That kind of alignment is top tier and leaves no room for pettiness, only hard laughs, a deep bag and butterflies.
"When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers" ~ An African proverb.
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“He who does not clean his mouth before breakfast always complains that the food is sour.” ~ An African Proverb
As a man and a dad, I will always say this: I still don’t believe there is any sane man who wakes up one day and becomes a deadbeat without reason. Men love their kids. These little beings always end up being our stress relievers. It’s like you’re sure they’re the only people you can always talk to, and their smiles melt our hearts.
But some people are so evil that they will make these men go through the worst, to the extent of hating themselves and their kids in the end, because it’s too hard to love those kids when you’re not on good terms with the mother. Yet, in some way, everyone always expects a man to stay calm and normal, send school fees, provide the basics, and show up for his kids. But do you know the price they pay for this?
Before you judge anyone, just know that you’re doing it because you’re not the one going through what they’re going through.
"No matter how far a man can urinate, the last drop will always land on his feet.” - An African Proverb.
Some times you can have the right message yet you are the wrong person to deliver it. It’s important to consider two things before difficult conversations:
1. Do they need to hear it from you? What’s your relational equity with them?
2. Solicit feedback before giving it.
My Dad was one of the sharpest legal minds Uganda has known. He argued with poise and surgical precision, his emotions always regulated.
He taught me the weight of words and the silence inbetween them.
The urgency to recover can make you careless with what you recovering.
This is true but it also requires both parties to be more committed to understanding each other than being right. That requires the art of consideration, alignment and EQ.
Love protects peace, while ego protects pride. It’s not uncommon for pride to feel like peace to men.
A few weeks back you mocked Emeka’s failed marriage. Perhaps a cry for help and realization that you were on the same path. Regardless of your emotional state then, please be kinder.
Getting your life back, will test you more than losing it ever did. May reconciliation prevail🙏🏻
Apart from the man I risked my life and everything to make a father naming me malaaya and all sorts of names, the things I have seen,heard and gone through ever since the day I gave birth are really horrible and I wouldn't wish any woman to ever face even half of it. One day I will have the strength to narrate my side of the story. For now the judges can judge and namers can continue to name me and my son whatever they like. I'm only having strength to keep sane, fight postpartum depression and double all the love and care to my amazing son. My friends and family know me as a very strong person but they do not know that most of my nights are full of tears, pain, emptiness and regrets but I love my sweet boy coz I could get this C section scar over and over again just be his mother.
Bye fam❤️