Ivan Kasambeko

I have met the managing Director of ABSA Bank, Mr. David Wandera together with retail and business banking director, Moses Rutahigwa and other senior staff, Lydia Nakamya Florence lule and winfred Nansubuga. The bank executives told me about the transitions of standard chartered Bank to @AbsaUganda, and the new opportunities that ABSA brings to the Ugandan Market. I told them that the Kingdom of Buganda is willing and ready to partner with ABSA in a Mutually beneficial collaboration.

Grateful for another year added to love, laugh and grow. Here is to becoming the best version of myself.❤️ #happybirthdaytome

Ensonga kansubire mugitedde banange

From altering order data to diverting digital payments, workers exploit blind spots in supply chains. These hidden internal leaks are wiping out small businesses across the continent. 2/2

🤦🏾‍♀️ mazima

Hon Matovu’s father has amessage for you💔😭 Listen until the end😭💔 RIP HON MATOVU

Crowd of 50 beats foreigner to death in South Africa bbc.in/4kc04wh

On a very sad note, Hon Charles Matovu, the immediate former MP of Busiro South, who has been trying to reclaim his stolen victory in court has died. He passed on after a medical challenge that he got abruptly this week. We shall avail more details about this very sad incident in due course.

My brother Hon @OttoSam50178310 , let it not be a mockery anymore, lest the person, whoever it is , drops out. Whoever goes to school is a society less a bigger burden - Education transforms , empowers and contributes better to society. Value addition is encouraged. Congs to that person.

🇺🇬 ABEJA SAYS STAFF WITH FORGED PAPERS WILL BE REPLACED Parliamentary Commissioner Susan Jolly Abeja (Otuke District Woman MP) says staff found to have forged academic documents will be replaced, while those whose promotions were accelerated will keep their jobs and be placed in suitable roles. Abeja, who chairs the Commission’s Human Resource Subcommittee, says the aim is to restore harmony at work, arguing that junior staff supervising senior colleagues demoralises staff. Watch here:

South Africa or Uganda, who wasted public funds worse? In the first photo, South Africa’s Tswaing Local Municipality spent R6 million ($340,000) on a sports facility bathroom that was left with no roof, no plumbing, no doors, and no windows - just four bare walls standing in a field. In the second photo, a few months ago Uganda Minister of State for Local Government Balaam Barugahara Ateenyi exposed a UGX 73 million ($19,800) public toilet that was fully built above ground in Bulambuli in the eastern part of the country, but completely lacked a pit excavation underneath. One country spent $340K on a roofless shell, while the other spent $20K on a toilet connected to nowhere. Which one gets your vote for peak corrupt procurement?

"We should find a way of having some of these teams (Masaza) play in the Uganda Premier League... Just imagine what that would do for the league," @TukaaBrian #NBSPressBox #NBSportUpdates

Join us this Thursday in yet another educative and interesting fellowship with our own, PDG Edward Kakembo Nsubuga. Topic : "FROM FORMAL EMPLOYMENT TO A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN ". 📍 Kati Kati Restaurant, Kampala 📅 Thursday, 8th October 2026 #RotaryEyamba #RotaryKonyo #Rotary