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Sentongo Steven retweeted
Who brings it to your door? Our director in Kasangati.
The last 30% is paid by PesaPal invoice before he sets out. Nothing is paid at the door.
Show him our confirmation email. It proves the parcel is yours.
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#Uganda #Kampala
Sentongo Steven retweeted
We ask before we buy.
A renewed phone listing can leave gaps. So we write to the seller first. Which model number? Which market? Which SIM, and is it unlocked?
Then we decide.
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Sentongo Steven retweeted
Moving money costs money.
You pay in shillings. The UK shop is paid in pounds. That step is not free.
So currency conversion has its own line on your quote. It is not hidden in the item price.
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Sentongo Steven retweeted
Paying from the UK for family in Uganda?
Put their name, mobile number and email on the request. Our confirmation email goes to both of you.
They show it at the door, and the parcel is theirs.
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Sentongo Steven retweeted
get a quote: koopser.com
What do we check before we buy?
First, who sells it. If we cannot name the seller, we do not buy.
Then we search the model on the UK recall list. For a phone, we check your network’s bands and its SIM type.
Then we buy. Not before.
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#Uganda #Kampala
Sentongo Steven retweeted
What do we check before we buy?
First, who sells it. If we cannot name the seller, we do not buy.
Then we search the model on the UK recall list. For a phone, we check your network’s bands and its SIM type.
Then we buy. Not before.
koopser.com
#Uganda #Kampala
Sentongo Steven retweeted
Dec 2023. My family in Masooli bought a kettle on Gayaza Road. It died in 3 days.
Nobody was surprised. That's what got me.
In the UK, even the cheapest kettle just works. The problem isn't Uganda. It's access.
So I co-founded @Koopser_RS.
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Sentongo Steven retweeted
Always try to have your own money so you can date who you WANT, not who you NEED.
Sentongo Steven retweeted
In Luganda, AI is 'MUDDU AWULIRA' —a listener and a servant.
Tech belongs to everyone, in every language. What’s AI in your mother tongue? Share yours and let’s build a truly inclusive digital future!" @grok
#BugandaYiyo_BugandaYange
Sentongo Steven retweeted
One desk unit can print, scan and copy.
For a small office, a school or a student at home, that's three machines on one plug.
What do you still travel into town to print?
Sentongo Steven retweeted
Saturday question.
What's one thing you've wanted for months, but can't find in Uganda?
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Sentongo Steven retweeted
Everything we source is bought new. Phones are the one exception.
A phone rebuilt by its maker, checked and boxed, can be a smarter buy than a cheaper new one.
New or maker-refurbished: which would you choose?
Sentongo Steven retweeted
Two phones can look identical and still differ inside: storage, memory, network bands.
The photo won't tell you. The model number will.
Do you ask for the model number before you pay?
Sentongo Steven retweeted
A city is not an address.
"Kampala" could mean Ntinda or Nansana. For an exact quote, tell us the area, so the price covers delivery to your door.
Which area should we deliver to?
Sentongo Steven retweeted
Desk gear isn't only laptops.
Desktop towers, monitors, keyboards, webcams. If a UK shop sells it, ask us for a quote.
What's missing from your desk?
In 1918, Ssekabaka Daudi Chwa II was also decorated as a Commander of the Order of the Crown of Belgium.
The honour was another international recognition received during his reign as the 34th Ssekabaka of Buganda.
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In the 1918 New Year Honours, Ssekabaka Daudi Chwa II was appointed an honorary Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG).
On 18 September 1918, he joined the British Governor and other dignitaries at Bugongo in Entebbe to welcome home soldiers of the King’s African Rifles (KAR), who had returned from campaigns against German forces in Tanganyika and Rwanda-Urundi during the First World War.
These events remain part of the history of Ssekabaka Daudi Chwa II and Buganda during a significant period in the region’s history.
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Sentongo Steven retweeted
Make a Request: koopser.com
What do we check before we buy?
First, who sells it. If we cannot name the seller, we do not buy.
Then we search the model on the UK recall list. For a phone, we check your network’s bands and its SIM type.
Then we buy. Not before.
koopser.com
#Uganda #Kampala
Sentongo Steven retweeted
Dear @PNyamutoro, have you ever heard of "Okuboobeza"? If you have never, @eddykenzoficial will explain to you. So my issue is that we want an alternative which can "kuboobeza" our food, and as affordable as charcoal. We as the Baganda men we like "emmere emboobeze".
~Regards! – at Wakiso, Uganda











