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Every minute… someone leaves this world.
Not only the old.
Not only the sick.
Not only the weak.
Someone. Somewhere.
Age has nothing to do with it.
Life does not always send a warning.
The truth is… we are all standing in a line.
A line we did not choose.
A line we cannot see the end of.
And the strange thing is… most of us don't even realize we are in it.
We wake up every morning thinking we have time.
Time to hate.
Time to fight.
Time to compete.
Time to prove we are better than someone else.
But the line is moving.
Quietly.
Patiently.
Relentlessly.
And every day… someone steps out of it.
We never know how many people are ahead of us.
We never know when our name will be called.
We cannot move to the back of the line.
We cannot step out of it.
We cannot pause it.
And no amount of money, power, fame, or connections can stop it from moving forward.
So while we are still standing here… while our turn has not yet come…
Let us make peace.
Let us forgive.
Let us stop carrying the heavy bags of anger and hatred.
Let us do good.
Not tomorrow.
Not when it is convenient.
But now.
Let us tell the truth, even when lies seem easier.
Let us be honest, even when honesty costs us something.
Let us show kindness to people who may never be able to repay us.
Because one day — whether we like it or not — we will leave this world.
That is the one appointment no human being can cancel.
So what is the point of holding a grudge against someone who could leave tomorrow… or you could leave before them?
What is the point of destroying someone's life, sending a brother to prison, or plotting revenge… when neither of you truly controls tomorrow?
Why boast about money… when money has never stopped death?
Why boast about status… When do titles disappear the moment life leaves the body?
Why deceive yourself with power and connections… when countless powerful people stood in this same line before you and still had to leave?
Why fight your own brother over land… when the earth itself will one day cover both of you?
Look around the world.
People fighting.
Families breaking.
Communities divided.
All for things that cannot follow us beyond the grave.
Evil often grows from ignorance.
Pride is the costume of foolishness.
Selfishness is the poverty of the soul.
And betrayal… betrayal is the language of weakness.
But kindness… kindness is strength.
Compassion is wisdom.
And humanity is the greatest legacy a person can leave behind.
At the end of life, nobody asks how much money you had in your bank account.
They ask how many lives you touched.
They remember whether your presence brought peace… or pain.
Whether you lifted others up… or pushed them down.
Whether you built bridges… or burned them.
So while we are still alive…
While our hearts are still beating…
While our feet are still moving in this mysterious line called life…
Let us do good.
Let us love more.
Let us forgive faster.
Let us help those who cannot help themselves.
Let us use the little time we have… not only to build our lives…
But to uplift humanity.
Because when our turn finally comes…
And we step out of this line…
The only thing that will remain…
Is the good we did for others?
May the Lord guide our hearts to what is right, forgive our shortcomings, fill our lives with sincere goodness, and grant us a beautiful ending when our time comes.

This message is really touching, and I know that you will feel it as well.

It's a food for thought for the wise.
It is well with us in Jesus' mighty name, amen and amen.
Shalom.

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President Yoweri Museveni with her granddaughter, Ms Nsasirwe Keinembabazi Karugire, at her Kuhingira

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Ebigambo bya Katikiro CP Mayega.
Obulamu tebukuumibwa ssente, wabula kyetaaga bwongo era nsaba ensonga zino 9 buli omu azeefumiitirizeeko tutaase obulamu;

1. Okwewala okweraliikirira ennyo
2. Okwekebeza emibiri gyaffe
3. Obutalya mmere eyitiridde
4. Okwewala okunnywa ennyo omwenge
5. Okufaayo okwetangira endwadde
6. Okunyiikira okukola dduyiro
7. Okweyonja obulungi; emibiri gyaffe n'amaka gaffe
8. Okuwaayo ekiseera okwesanyusaamu
9. Okuwummula ekimala.

Okufaayo obulungi ku bulamu kitaasa okusaasanya ssente ennyingi ng'obulwadde buzze.

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Andrew Mwenda introduced the love of his life at 55 years, and there's you who wants to also do this in your 20's.
What's the rush for? Just take your time,
Mwenda is a good example.

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Happiest birthday, @natasha_museveni_karugire! Wishing you more love and blessings.

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Senior Prisons Officer Killed in Shooting at Kiboga Government Prison
KIBOGA – The Officer in Charge of Kiboga Government Prison, Assistant Superintendent of Prisons Hope Catherine, has been shot dead in a tragic incident involving a fellow officer.
According to preliminary reports, the shooting occurred when Prisons Warder Anguyo Moses allegedly opened fire at the facility, killing ASP Catherine and two other individuals.
The motive behind the attack had not yet been officially established by press time and Anguyo is still on the run

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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI SIGNS THREE KEY HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION LAWS

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has today assented to three key pieces of legislation aimed at strengthening regulation in Uganda’s construction, housing finance, and valuation sectors.
The President signed into law the Building Control (Amendment) Act, 2025, the Mortgage Refinance Institutions Act, 2025, and the Valuation Act, 2025 at State House, Entebbe.
The new laws introduce tougher penalties for illegal construction and non-compliance with approved building standards, a move expected to enhance safety and accountability in the country’s rapidly expanding urban areas.
Under the Mortgage Refinance Institutions Act, 2025, the Bank of Uganda is empowered to regulate mortgage refinance institutions, a step aimed at strengthening oversight of the housing finance sector and improving access to long-term financing for homeowners.
Meanwhile, the Valuation Act, 2025, provides for the establishment of the Institute of Certified Valuers to oversee professional standards, registration, and regulation of valuers in Uganda.
The enactment of the three laws is expected to streamline construction oversight, deepen the mortgage market, and professionalise valuation services in support of the country’s urban development and housing growth.

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I was pleased to meet His Eminence Emmanuel Wamala and commend him for his contribution to faith and social transformation in Uganda. We agreed that the government will support his family foundation’s Kamagwa Hospital while it remains a private facility and that the Ministry of Tourism will support the establishment of a museum to preserve his legacy. At his request, I accepted to serve as Patron of the project. I wish him good health and God’s blessings as he marks 99 years.

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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI MEETS SUDAN’S SOVEREIGNTY COUNCIL DEPUTY CHAIRMAN MALIK AGAR

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has today met and held fruitful discussions with H.E. Malik Agar, the Deputy Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council of Sudan, at State House, Entebbe.
During the meeting, H.E. Agar briefed President Museveni on the current situation in Sudan. He updated him on the security, political developments, and the challenges the country is facing, as well as the efforts being made to restore stability.
President Museveni welcomed the briefing and emphasized the importance of dialogue and regional cooperation in resolving the conflict.
He noted that peace in Sudan is important not only for the Sudanese people but also for the stability of the region.

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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI MEETS MTN UGANDA LEADERSHIP, DISCUSSES ROLE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND FINTECH IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT



President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has today received the Chairman of the MTN Uganda Board of Directors, Mr. Charles Mbire, the Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Sylvia Mulinge, and the General Manager of Corporate Services, Ms. Enid Edroma, at State House, Entebbe.
The meeting focused on the strategic role of the telecommunications sector in advancing Uganda’s socio-economic transformation, promoting innovation, and enhancing service delivery across the country.
Discussions also highlighted the critical contribution of digital connectivity and fintech platforms in supporting government priorities, particularly in expanding access to financial services, improving efficiency in public service delivery, and enabling economic participation at the grassroots level.
The President commended MTN Uganda for its continued investment and contribution to national development, noting the importance of telecommunications and digital financial services as key enablers of Uganda’s broader transformation agenda.
He expressed satisfaction with the effective utilization of telecom and fintech infrastructure in supporting socio-economic progress and reaffirmed the government's commitment to supporting efforts that strengthen digital inclusion, innovation, and connectivity for all Ugandans.
On their part, the MTN Uganda delegation commended President Museveni and the NRM government for creating an enabling investment climate that has enabled companies such as MTN to thrive.

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