I thought I was familiar with most of the scams but this one is new. So I am not sure. The number that I am using is not attached to anything related to the government stuff like URA, NIRA..etc or even a bank account. It's never used even for calls. So am wondering

Thanks

Walai this year!!!

I have never been this broke!! Eh eh eh eh!!!!

I thank God i haven't had any Emergencies because i dont even know what i would have done😭

Sad part, i spent alot of money on the things i thought were right last year, naye mama, return on investment... zero!!!!

Kikambwe, naye i know i am not alone! Twegumye!

I have noticed oppo designs nice mid-range phones but with slightly high costs. A new oppo reno 16 as an example can land you a good used galaxy s23/24 ultra depending on a dealer. How do Oppo phones compare to the samsung galaxy? I am specifically referring to their mid-range models. Reno 13 through to reno 16. And maybe a hint about their flagships like the find x9 pro, etc. Thank you.

I have seen a few posts about some individuals looking for jobs and opportunities, but has anyone thought of coming up with an errand service? Someone who picks and delivers parcels, either from outside kampala to within, or even better, someone who receives parcels and delivers to various persons outside Uganda? and yes i understand some contraband and illegal items can be sent and the errand person is suspect number 1 but every job has it's risks and it's about calculating the risk and placing specific safeguards. If you can access a motorbike, even better to move around with. I personally might need someone to help me ship Ugandan crafts via postal service (Kenyan and Rwandan postal services are quite expensive, and unreliable for one country).

So I have been doing research of wheat flour in Uganda. As a passionate baker, been experimenting but also asking other bakers. So far, I think I now have a general ranking, this is how it stands:

1. Supreme Home Baking (9.5/10)

Have used this more for chapattis and also mandazi. Works so well, love that you get out more chappatis and the dough is easy to work with. Also love their packs

1. Azam (7.5/10)

Found it more suited for mandazi and daddies, not so much on chapati. Also not very versatile

1. Jiko/Kaswa (7/10)

These almost tie at same ranking. More versatile but do not really have a specific niche

1. Nile Agro (6.6/10)

Just okay. But not that consistent

Will share a full detailed review with photos and some in-house tests I did

I am looking for a very professional therapist. Please recommend someone you have used before or seen help someone. Thank you

Edit. Looking for a psychotherapist

Looking to put some money aside with a platform that would give me a decent return!

How does Xeno compare to say Old mutual and other players?

Project Liason, Entry Level Position– Regrow Initiative (Acholi Sub-Region / Gulu) | UGX 20,000/day + UGX 5,000 lunch

Hello everyone! I hope you are all having a great day.

Our team at MA Agro Forestry is preparing to launch the "Regrow Initiative"—a project dedicated to improving pasture regrowth across the Acholi Sub-Region. The project is scheduled to run from January 1st to July 3rd, 2027, and we are seeking a passionate and driven Senior Project Head to lead operations on the ground.

This is a unique, flexible role starting as a freelance/part-time engagement with strong potential to transition into a long-term, full-time position.

📋 Key Responsibilities

1. Community Engagement: Act as the primary bridge between the project and local communities.

2. Public Speaking & Presentations: Present project milestones and updates confidently to stakeholders.

3. Negotiations: Handle ground-level agreements and partnerships to ensure smooth project flow.

4. Time Management: Coordinate project timelines effectively during the 6-month cycle.

🎓 Qualifications & Requirements

1. Language & Identity: Must be Acholi and fully fluent in the Acholi language to effectively engage with the community.

2. Education: Must hold a Bachelor’s degree from Gulu University. Preferred fields are Project Management, Public Relations, or Agriculture, though we are highly flexible for the right candidate.

3. Academic Status: You should either be a recent graduate from at most 2 years back and are currently unemployed or a student who will graduate by January - April 2027  looking for employment immediately after school. You must not be currently pursuing active postgraduate studies, as we need your full availability during project days.

4. Location: Residence within the Acholi Sub-Region is required, with Gulu heavily preferred (though precise location is flexible).

💰 Compensation, Perks & Contract Future

1. Daily Rate: UGX 20,000 per appearance / per day worked. This rate will be actively adjusted upward as the project progresses and funding increases.

2. Daily Allowance: UGX 5,000 per day specifically for meals/lunch.Important Logistics Note: Please note that accommodation and daily transport to/from the station are not provided.

3. Long-Term Potential: If the project hits its success metrics and you perform well, this contract is highly likely to be extended into a permanent, multi-year role with a structured salary of UGX 3,000,000 per month.

📩 How to Apply

• Since the project is yet to start, we are to use this November - December window to collect contact information of the candidates who wish to be part. Directly text me on Whatsapp +256 742812670 to be reached out to in January 2027 for the interview

PS: NO DEADLINES HAVE BEEN SET FOR APPLICATION THROUGH REACHING OUT BETWEEN NOVEMBER 2026 AND FEBRUARY 2027 SHALL BE DESIRED

When public records move online and become instantly searchable, does “public” still mean the same thing — or have we lost the practical obscurity that once protected personal privacy?

Most of us assume that once information is “public,” privacy concerns disappear. Yet when court records, property deeds, company filings or old news stories become instantly searchable, something important changes. What was once practically obscure — buried in physical files that required time and effort to find — is now only a few keystrokes away.

Herman T. Tavani, in Ethics and Technology and his work on search engines, calls this the problem of “privacy in public.” Search technology and digitised records allow personal information to be located, aggregated and reassembled far more easily than before. The ethical issue is not that the information was secret, but that individuals lose meaningful control over how widely and in what context it circulates.

Uganda’s Data Protection and Privacy Act, Cap. 97, recognises this tension. While the Act permits collection from public records in certain cases, it still requires fairness, lawfulness, purpose limitation, and that data remain adequate and not excessive. The constitutional right to privacy under Article 27 continues to apply. Making records searchable does not automatically remove all protection against how that data is later used.

Real-world examples show the stakes. The U.S. Supreme Court’s recognition of “practical obscurity” in Department of Justice v. Reporters Committee (1989) highlighted the difference between scattered paper records and a single searchable dossier. Mugshot websites and open court databases have enabled harassment long after cases ended. In Europe, the “right to be forgotten” rulings against Google showed how old public information can continue shaping a person’s life when it stays highly visible online.

The result is a quiet erosion of personal space. Information that was public in theory becomes persistently public in practice. Protecting privacy here requires more than assuming “public equals free for all.” It demands careful design of online record systems, clearer limits on secondary uses, and respect for the standards already set in Uganda’s data protection law.

#DataPrivacy #DigitalRights #CyberEthics #UgandaDataProtection #PrivacyInPublic #TechEthics

This morning it rained heavily and for the first time this year electricity wasn't switched off , somebade say Hallelujah....

Hi everyone. I'm a 23-year-old software engineer in Kampala and things are tight now, a client payment got delayed and fell behind on rent, and I received an eviction notice with a deadline today. I'm trying to sort things without losing my home.

Anyone help. I'm not asking for charity. I'm looking for a project I can start right away, like a website, Native app, a web app, or automation, and I'll prioritise it and deliver fast. If you need something built, or know someone who does, a message or an introduction would mean a lot. Even a small paid job helps.

Thank you for reading, and I'm happy to answer any questions. Ciao 👋🏾

I’m not able to reach my dad for the past 24 hours in Uganda . If you’re a local please contact me !! It’ll be great if I can find a way through which I can reach him . Please help !!!

A little curious how do car bond guys source the second hand cars from Japan they sell? Do they use sites like beforward as well?

Hey everyone ! I’m a student doing some research for a hypothetical PR campaign for Tesla in Uganda. Would you take the time to fill out my survey ? Thank you! Have a good day.

Hey , I built a monetization platform that would help you receive gifts (money) to your mobile money and I was wondering if you guys would join the platform and help expand and test the market , sub-tree.com is the platform.