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Children.

It’s not incompetence. It’s intentional cruelty. That was a targeted decision. If they don’t value the lives of children in schools at home, they certainly aren’t going to abroad.

😂🤣

Africa is the safest place to be right now?

How?

This all day!!! I grew up on his recorded tapes

Currently, we’re #bombscrolling, right? Is that the thing?

The new leader of Iran…we don’t want him. They can have him.

The myth of the Hamitic race in religious and pseudo-scientific literature: an African perspective In 1845, the abolitionist Frederick Douglass observed that American slaveholders appealed to the biblical claim that ‘God cursed Ham’ as a theological justification for slavery, an argument he rejecte...

“When ideas about race emerged in North Africa, local intellectuals insisted that patrilineal relationships to Arab ancestors, regardless of their current skin color, rendered them bidān (white) in opposition to the ‘non-Muslim’ sūdān (black).”
www.africanhistoryextra.com/p/the-myth-o...

Drunk orator wanna be. So fake.

1. Trump is building a gigantic ballroom
2. There’s no way it isn’t going to be fuglified with gold everywhere.
3. BF has gold. Lots of it.
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4. Trump doesn’t pay suppliers..
northafricapost.com/95125-us-bur...

The myth of the Hamitic race in religious and pseudo-scientific literature: an African perspective In 1845, the abolitionist Frederick Douglass observed that American slaveholders appealed to the biblical claim that ‘God cursed Ham’ as a theological justification for slavery, an argument he rejecte...

“The original version of the “Hamites” is derived from the Old Testament
Despite the Bible’s explicit statement, we find writers who claim that although the curse was pronounced against Canaan, it affected Ham and his children, hence “the curse of Ham.”
www.africanhistoryextra.com/p/the-myth-o...

Apple’s slow walk into the AI arena seems beautifully calculated in light of the AI investment burn rate race and the USG/Anthropic dust up.

Post a pic you took, no context, to bring some zen to the feed

You’re in my prayers.

But most of all, send feedback and share with any #Ugandans you might know on this platform or in your networks. #fintech #fundraising #crowdsourcing @wayanvota.bsky.social @ugandanorphanage.bsky.social

CrewvoPay - Get paid. Pay back. No drama. Send, request, and collect money in Uganda. Pay by QR code, split bills, collect from groups — all via MTN MoMo & Airtel Money.

I’ve created my own birthday pool to help test out the platform. Send your contribution to help me celebrate my 50th birthday: crewvopay.com/pool/QZ2PH3

Developed by an Ugandan in the diaspora, the platform beautifully digitizes this process, allowing you to create fundraising “pools” to collect and aggregate funds digitally. MTN, Airtel & card payments are fully supported. Meaning you can raise funds locally & from family members in the diaspora.

The problem (even with the rise of mobile money) is that the process is very much manual pen and paper, and cash based. Making tracking + transparency + follow up difficult. Enter CrewvoPay.

In Uganda, collective fundraising for life events is a very normal “Ubuntu” practice: we all pitch in to make things happen, especially traditional communal activities like funerals, weddings, health emergencies and school fees. You name it.

Hey random, unpredictable internet, here’s something cool (if you’re into innovative development tech), let me introduce you to the CrewvoPay platform in Uganda and why it’s going to be a huge deal.
crewvopay.com

My theory is that subordinate clauses are close to the way LLMs construct language, and em-dashes are coded as the casual-sounding way to insert subordinate clauses, so they become the default

Glad you fought back. That should pay part of a semester’s tuition. 🤣

Gerader Blick in das weit aufgerissene Maul eines Flusspferdes im Wasser.

Guten Morgen.

(Chobe Nationalpark, Botswana/Februar 2026)

Or just the Epstein administration

Those LLMs were trained on your collective content. They didn’t come up with those em dashes on their own. 😜

Oh damn!

Just call it what it is: The Epstein Administration

Screenshot of the Font Book application in macOS 26

I think someone at @apple has some explaining to do. How is this an actual app icon? @gruber.foo was right. Something is rotten at Apple

Local firms win 98% of govt contracts but miss out on big-ticket projects The Private Sector Development (PSD) Programme shows that local service providers secured 29,521 out of 30,176 contracts awarded during the year, representing 98 percent

Ugandan private sector has room to grow.

Local firms have won 98% of government contracts but only 59% of the total value. The remaining 41% of value (2% of contracts) went to foreign firms. These firms only used 18% Ugandan goods and services.
www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/busin...

Book Review (1/26): Mahmood Mamdani’s Slow Poison A journey through Uganda’s stunted political development

Book Review: Mahmood Mamdani’s Slow Poison: Idi Amin, Yoweri Museveni

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