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I have a serious problem. My heart wants to travel everywhere, but how do you explain to a restless soul that the world is too beautiful to explore only through Google Maps?
I want to chase sunsets, get lost in beautiful villages, climb mountains, listen to strangers’ stories, and discover places that remind me how wonderful life can be. 🌿❤️
Because sometimes, we travel not to escape life, but to remind ourselves why life is worth living.
And perhaps the most beautiful thing about adventure isn’t the destination, but the people we meet, the laughter we share, and the memories we carry home.
So here I am, choosing memories over excuses, curiosity over fear, and adventure over boredom!
I’m Melissa. I may not know where every road leads, but trust me, we’ll have a story to tell! 😂🌍
Welcome to #ExploreWithMelissa ❤️✨
P.S. Dear future husband, I hope you love travelling. Otherwise, our honeymoon might become a solo expedition! 🤣
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The countdown is on! Only 7 days to the Kigali Inaugural Flight — 18th November, 2026!
Uganda Airlines is connecting the Pearl of Africa Uganda to the Land of a Thousand Hills Rwanda like never before!
Whether it is for business, family, tourism or adventure , Kigali is now just a short flight away!
Book your seat NOW and be part of history via ugandairlines.com
#UgandaAirlines #EntebbeToKigali #7DaysToGo #ExploreUganda
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One thing I will always thank my parents for is raising me not to be a coward. They taught me survival skills and made sure I could stand on my own. I can cook, wash, clean and pretty much take care of myself.
I have always seen @GODFREY_Kutesa doing this with kids online, and I remember that at their age, I used to think my parents were punishing me.
But today, I sit back and appreciate those lessons. What felt like punishment back then was actually preparation for life.
Today I am cooking Ugandan meat and Irish Katogo , actually in the 5 days I eaten Kenyan food once
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Thank you my brother @Hon_Ngabirano_C and Dean of Independents in Parliament for the service - oriented and representative leadership. A people -centered, open, and evidence - based legislation is the agenda of the 12th Parliament of Uganda. @ObothOboth
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Beautiful wooden chairs with cost of 1000 rs we can make it in home no need to buy ....and with 💪 chairs use it up to 10 years try it ......
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The pastor is reading. The family is throwing soil.
Everyone is quiet now.
This is the part they don’t show you in the movies when they say ‘just enjoy life’.”
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The line keeps growing.
More people
Meanwhile some of us are still eating, still alive, still able to choose better.
Get tested. Use protection. Know your status.
One night is not worth a lifetime of this.”
#HIVAwareness #KnowYourStatus #Uganda #ElevateHerUganda #EndAIDS
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The biggest celebration of Uganda’s favourite street food is here🥳🥳
Join us on 29th November at Cricket Oval, as we celebrate one of Uganda’s most iconic culinary delights and the creativity behind our rich food culture.
Secure your ticket via the MoMo App or by dialling *165*20#.
#ExploreUganda | #rolexfestival2026
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Today @MTWAUganda Minister Tom Butime has launched a task force to strengthen Lion conservation in Uganda. See details 👇🏼#ConservingForGenerations
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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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We have partnered with celebrated Ugandan musician @JChameleone ahead of his farewell concert: The Final Chapter, scheduled for 4th December 2026.
As part of this partnership, we are hosting Chameleone and his mother on a five-day familiarisation tour of Kibale and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, featuring chimpanzee tracking, game drives and a boat cruise.
Through this partnership, we aim to leverage Chameleone’s influence to showcase Uganda’s diverse tourism experiences and inspire both domestic and international travellers to explore the Pearl of Africa.
#ExploreUganda
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My take on research communication on Day One if the Young Researchers Network workshop for early career researchers here in Addis Ababa.
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Today, @MTWAUganda launched the National Lion/Large Carnivore Conservation Taskforce to spearhead efforts to reverse the decline of Uganda’s lions and other large carnivores. The 2024–2034 Strategic Action Plan targets a 30% increase in viable populations by 2034. #Conservation
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Greetings, Conservation Family!
Don't miss out!
Let's all make our way to Kisoro for an unforgettable celebration of gorilla conservation, culture, adventure and community. It's time to connect, explore, celebrate for the cause that matters!
Kisoro is calling. Are you ready ?
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Risk management reminder for the week
Your weekly trading plan should include a point where you stop trading.
What happens if you hit your daily loss limit?
What happens after several consecutive losses?
What happens when market conditions become unfavourable?
Don't wait until you're emotional to decide.
Make those decisions before the trading week begins.
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Patience is important in trading
Imagine spending three hours watching the market and finding no valid setup.
You finally get tired of waiting and enter a trade that doesn't meet your criteria.
That's how patience turns into frustration, and frustration turns into unnecessary losses.
Remember:
Time spent watching the market doesn't mean you're entitled to a trade.
You can spend an entire day doing nothing and still have a successful trading day.











































