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Bushenyi district has received 10,540 bags of fertilizer as part of HE. @KagutaMuseveni support to farmers, particularly tea growers with 17,000 total bags
LC5 C/P @TwebazeProsper says,the fertilizer will be distributed to registered farmers at respective sub-counties.
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Bridging research, policy and industry is the future of any nation striving to build a knowledge economy.
More importantly, simplifying complex scientific findings is the surest way our ordinary people can connect with academia in areas that matter to their lives such as Agriculture, Health and Education.
This is what I discovered this afternoon when I delivered a keynote address at Kyambogo University's dialogue organised by the Agriculture for Food Security 2030 (AgriFoSe2030) Uganda Hub.
The dialogue was focused on strengthening the bridge between science, policy and practice for sustainable agricultural transformation,
The ordinary framer in Tororo, Kisoro, Bundibugyo, Kalangala and Abim does not need to the P- value in a complex research output. They want to know which solution will increase their maize yields as dictated by science.
This was an important engagement for which I set aside a Speakers’ meeting in Lomé, Togo to be part of. I did this because the 12th Parliament is committed to evidence- based debates. Uganda does not lack policies, expertise or research institutions. What we lack is the connection between research, policy, resource allocation and implementation.
I told the gathering that we have many think tanks and that Uganda is not short of them. But what we need now are action think tanks where scientific findings reach policy makers as practical proposals, not as academic publications.
Thus, I have welcomed the proposed Centre of Excellence for Evidence- Based Research and Policy Making at Kyambogo. It is a step in the right direction.
I have also invited researchers and practitioners to petition parliament showing evidence where this disconnect lies.
In working with our various committees, especially the Committee on Agriculture and the one on Science, Technology and Innovation, I pledged on behalf of parliament that we shall use our legislative oversight, budget and representation to fix these bottlenecks for the benefit of our peopleand create an enivroment where science meets parliament and where research meets policy.
I thank Dr. Judith Irene Nagasha, the convener of this great conversation and the Vice Chancellor Prof. @EliKatunguka for the invitation!
I finally thank the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences for the unwavering support to #Agrifose2030.
Octavius Bin Evadius! Keep focused, you will be there.
Let me share a little of my story, especially to the people of Kiruhura.
In 2012, while in Primary Five, I emerged victorious in an inter-school debate competition held deep in the hills of Buhweju.
By God's grace, I was awarded a bursary. However, my parents, who were struggling financially, could not afford the other necessities required to support my education.
In 2014, things changed when my parents managed to raise the money needed to meet those additional requirements. I subsequently joined @KelbenU-nique Junior School in Mbarara for my Primary Seven education. That marked a turning point in my life.
As a student of history, I appreciate that English is a foreign language. However, mastering it is important because it opens doors to knowledge, opportunities and personal growth.
Kiruhura District still has a lot of ground to cover in addressing similar educational challenges. Every talented child deserves an opportunity to learn and realise their potential, regardless of their family's financial circumstances.
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Thank you @PoliceUg for giving me the responsibility of heading Strategic Communication.
We will lift, manage and uphold the image of the institution diligently.
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Thank you Chair @TwebazeProsper
We a fully behind you for a better Bushenyi but we can only achieve same if you got new brooms to sweep corruption in that mighty house.
@BalaamBarugahar
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FROM A BICYCLE CARRYING MATOOKE TO A MARKET FOR HIS PEOPLE
From transporting matooke on a bicycle in his early trading days, businessman Gordon Wavamunno has returned to his roots in Rugaaga, Isingiro, where Hon. Balaam commissioned a market he built for local traders.
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Most critical areas included roads, water, Education and other social not forgetting fight against corruption in this kisanja. Ahabwa Bushenyi Ya Tweena.
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Earlier today Bushenyi district local government had its fourth council sitting that passed committee resolutions and gave a way forward to different sectors in implementation of the work plan for this financial year.
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Earlier today Bushenyi district local government had its fourth council sitting that passed committee resolutions and gave a way forward to different sectors in implementation of the work plan for this financial year.
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Happy birthday @natuk96005 , as you step above your early 20's, may the grace of the Lord continue to guide and lead you to the fulfillment of your greatest dreams.
New chapter, new blessings, new purpose and love.
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I joined the parliamentary debate on the tax arrears waiver for Uganda Printing and Publishing Corporation and Ankole Western University. I'm grateful to the August House for approving the waiver for AWU, which strengthens higher education access in our region. #PlenaryUg.
Thank you Tayari West TV
N'eky'amazima local government einemu obushomankuzi obwayonkire bukagomoka. ~ @TwebazeProsper, Ceyamaani wa Bushenyi.
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Abantu abamwe nibakoresa omugisha gwa Hon. @BalaamBarugahar kubeherera bataahi baabo. Abantu baheebwe omugisha gw'okwegambaho. Nitushaba Minisita aije ahinduremu abantu bagume beehozeho ahabw'okuba harimu abaine emparana zaabo. ~ @TwebazeProsper
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I am truly inspired by people who don’t wait for change to happen but take the initiative to make it happen. That’s what #MTNChangeMakers is all about.
Today, we launched Phase IV of the campaign at Beles Bubu Africa, a refugee-founded organisation empowering over 700 refugees and young people in Bunga with digital literacy, media and entrepreneurship skills. We were pleased to hand over UGX 20 million worth of ICT equipment, including laptops, cameras, and projectors to support their Digital Futures Hub.
Through the first three phases, @mtnfoundationug has invested over UGX 1.5 billion in more than 75 community initiatives, positively impacting over 119,000 people. In this fourth phase, we are investing another UGX 500 million to support 25 more change makers across Uganda.
Congratulations to all our Phase IV Change Makers! Your passion and commitment remind us that meaningful change often starts with one person who sees a challenge and chooses to do something about it.
Together, We Are Unstoppable! 💛
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KIRUHURA EXPOSED: Balaam Unmasks PDM Extortion, Emyooga Ghost SACCO, Ghost Learners and Land Grabbing
It was a day of reckoning in Kiruhura District Hall as the Minister of Local Government, Hon. Barugahara Balaam Ateenyi, chaired a high-level anti-corruption meeting.
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MISSED YESTERDAY IN PARLIAMENT? DEI BIOPHARMA, LEOPARDS AND POWER CUTS: THE HIGHLIGHTS
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WHO: Speaker Jacob Oboth presided. Leader of the Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi, twelve MPs raising urgent matters, and Ministers Bahati, Siraji, Okasaai and Ogwang took part.
WHAT: The Speaker directed the Finance Minister to explain Government's UGX 724 billion stake in Dei BioPharma, now facing a reported auction. MPs raised twelve urgent matters, from Mt Elgon evictions and Kisoro murders to leopards in Soroti, cassava disease and internet costs. Two ministerial statements were made. The House adopted the report on power outages. The Lands Committee report on special land titles was presented.
WHY: The central intent was for the House to give constituents' urgent concerns a hearing and hold Government to account for public money.
HOW: This was achieved through the Speaker's communication, urgent questions answered by ministers, statements and committee reports. There was alot on the debate and so, debate on the lands report was moved to today, Wednesday November 11.
VERDICT: This was a productive oversight sitting. The Dei BioPharma directive was its strongest moment. However, most ministers offered promises to "liaise" rather than answers, so the House is expected to track these undertakings closely.
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A look at Michael Carrick’s record during his time as Manchester United boss 👀
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The legal battle over the Buhweju District LC5 seat resumes this Friday, November 13, 2026, at the Bushenyi High Court before Lady Justice Mary Ikit.
Registered as Election Petition No. 001 of 2026, the case was filed by Philip Muhamya (popularly known as Dr. Phillip Panadol) against Buhweju District Chairperson Hon. Deogratious Atuhaire Omuhatizi and the Electoral Commission. Muhamya is challenging the January 22, 2026 polls, in which Atuhaire was declared the winner with 22,231 votes against Muhamya's 19,754 votes.
In his petition, Muhamya accuses electoral officials and Atuhaire’s agents of conspiring to alter declaration forms, alongside allegations of voter bribery, intimidation, multiple voting, and the assault of his polling agent. He is asking the court to annul Atuhaire’s victory and declare him the rightful winner, or order a fresh election using biometric verification. Both Atuhaire and the Electoral Commission have rejected the claims, maintaining that the official results accurately reflect the tally sheets from polling stations.
Ahead of Friday's session, the case has already seen major courtroom twists. On September 16, Muhamya rejected a court-encouraged mediation process, arguing the alleged irregularities affected the people of Buhweju rather than being a private dispute. Twelve days later, on September 28, Atuhaire's senior counsel, Paul Tusubira, withdrew from the case due to a conflict of interest stemming from his prior legal work for the Buhweju Electoral Commission.
Then on September 29, Justice Ikit delivered a major blow to the petitioner by expunging all audio, video, and photographic evidence submitted by Muhamya's camp after ruling the files lacked mandatory certificates of authenticity.
With electronic recordings removed from the record, the case now hinges entirely on sworn affidavits, official tally sheets, and witness cross-examination as both camps face off in court this Friday.
Bushenyi First. Thank you @TayariWestTV
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Senior police officials, including directors and deputy directors, are attending the IGP's meeting with commanders countrywide at Police Headquarters in Naguru.
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