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Puskine Martin retweeted
Your “friends” watching people throw rocks at you are equally your enemies too.
🚨 Muhereza Samson also known as also known as Mugati gwa bata born and raised in Kitagwenda, changed his name and called himself Munyagwa Mubarak Sserunga to look more a Muganda.
President of common man's party
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Normalize talking to God about everything. The small stuff. The confusing stuff. The painful stuff. He cares about it all❤️
Puskine Martin retweeted
Is that not Churchill over there? You also call him a young African content creator?
These guys are not even Ugandans
Today, I met my Bazzukulu, a group of young African content creators who use social media and other online platforms to tell African stories and showcase our continent’s resources, opportunities, cultures and potential.
I first took interest in their work during the recent Russia-Africa Summit, and invited them to come here.
I took them through the Five Historical Missions of Africa: liberation, democracy, economic prosperity, strategic security and African unity. I was pleased to see how their work promotes Africa’s potential and the spirit of Pan-Africanism. I encouraged them to continue using their voices and platforms to tell the African story and promote the interests of our people.
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Puskine Martin retweeted
Today, I met my Bazzukulu, a group of young African content creators who use social media and other online platforms to tell African stories and showcase our continent’s resources, opportunities, cultures and potential.
I first took interest in their work during the recent Russia-Africa Summit, and invited them to come here.
I took them through the Five Historical Missions of Africa: liberation, democracy, economic prosperity, strategic security and African unity. I was pleased to see how their work promotes Africa’s potential and the spirit of Pan-Africanism. I encouraged them to continue using their voices and platforms to tell the African story and promote the interests of our people.