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Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year ✅ United Players' Player of the Year ✅ FWA Footballer of the Year ✅ Premier League Player of the Season ✅ That's our Bruno 🐐

A season for the history books 📖 @ManUtd's Bruno Fernandes is @EASPORTSFC Player of the Season ❤️

CHAMPIONS!!!!! 🏆 🟡🔵

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Omupiira ⚽, mu butono bwagwo, gugatta bantu bangi, gunyweza obumu, okwewummuzzaamu, okusanyuka n'emiganyulo emirala mingi💪 1.Nkulisa Muteesa I Royal University (MRU) okuwangula ekikopo kya Ssettendekero eky'omupiira ate nga guno gubadde mulundi gwa kubiri gwokka okwetaba mu mpaka zino. 2.Nkulisa abawagizi ba Arsenal 😍 okutuuka ku lusamba olw'akamalirizo olwa Champions League mu Bulaaya. 3.Nneebaza nnyo muganda waffe, Andrew Kabuura, okutuweesa ekitiibwa, nga Bannayuganda, okuba nti y'omu ku baweereza omupiira gwa Champions League. 4. @AndrewKabuura atusuulayo ebigambo by'Oluganda ne tuwoomerwa nnyo 🙌🏿. Kudos ! CPM.

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Buganda Kingdom @BugandaKingdom_

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Mwenna mujja kukkiriza nti ddala @andrewkabuura's "Luganda is really Lugandaring". Tukwebaza nnyo Kabuura olw'okutumbula olulimi oluganda n'okusitula bendera ya Uganda 🇺🇬 eri Ensi. Weebale nnyo 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 x.com/BryanAheebwa/s…

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Nsiimye Nnyo Kattikiro olwo bubaka buno. Neeyama okwongera okutumbula Eggwanga lyange Uganda mungeri jensobola kwossa n'okubunyiisa ennimi zaffe enzaliiranwa Awangale nyo ayi Beene.

Charles Peter Mayiga @cpmayiga

4 weeks ago

Omupiira ⚽, mu butono bwagwo, gugatta bantu bangi, gunyweza obumu, okwewummuzzaamu, okusanyuka n'emiganyulo emirala mingi💪 1.Nkulisa Muteesa I Royal University (MRU) okuwangula ekikopo kya Ssettendekero eky'omupiira ate nga guno gubadde mulundi gwa kubiri gwokka okwetaba mu

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Last evening, I joined Research and Education Network for Uganda (RENU) community in celebrating 20 years of transforming education and research through connectivity. What started as a bold vision to make internet access affordable for our universities has grown into a cornerstone of Uganda’s digital transformation. I witnessed its foundation in 2006 while serving on @Makerere University Council committee of ICT when the then ICT Director Dr. Francis Tusubira presented the idea to the university council aimed at solving the high cost and unreliability of internet services to universities. The aim was to form a consortium of universities and research institutions who would buy bulk internet directly from international suppliers at a fraction of what was being charged to them. I’m glad now they provide high-speed internet connectivity and affordable ICT solutions to universities, research institutions, schools, colleges, hospitals, and the broader research & education community in Uganda with over 1000 connected campuses and sites. From enabling collaboration among institutions to supporting e-learning, research, and innovation, RENU has proven that when we work together, we unlock limitless possibilities. The impact is real; students accessing global knowledge, researchers collaborating across borders and institutions delivering better services. As we look ahead, the focus must shift to maximising this infrastructure, embracing AI, strengthening research, and ensuring every learner and institution benefits, regardless of location. Government remains committed to supporting policies and partnerships that drive digital inclusion and innovation. Together, we can build a knowledge-driven economy that positions Uganda competitively on the global stage. Congratulations to the board, partners and all stakeholders on this milestone. The journey continues.

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I followed the journey of the 4 astronauts on the Artemis II mission, from their moments in space to the splashdown on Earth at exactly 5:07:27 PT. right through to their extraction and I’ve been sitting with what it stirred in me. Seven things stayed with me: 🩷First, a deeper reverence for God. I found myself in awe. Sir, I marvel at the work of Your hands. The Universe. Galaxies. Our Galaxy. The Solar System. The Sun, the Moon, the Stars, Earth, the planets, and yet, You know me by name. We learn about these things by Science, Physics, Engineering, yes. but ultimately, all sustained by God. 💙 Second, a renewed understanding of the order of creation. Everything has a role. The sun shows up. The moon stays in its place. Space holds its structure. No noise or competition, just quiet consistency. 💜Thirdly, perspective. We see the Moon almost every night, yet it sits about 384,400 km away. A spacecraft would take about 3 days to get there. A commercial airplane would take 18–20 days of nonstop flight. It puts into perspective how vast and how intentional creation is. 💚 Fourth, the people. The courage of those who give their lives to advancing science. These astronauts understand the risks to launch, orbit, re-entry, and still, they go. Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch. Jeremy Hansen; 50, 49, 47, 50. A reminder that age is not a limitation, it’s a badge of honour. A call to do even greater things. 💙Fifth, priorities. No country is perfect, but there are higher things to commit to. Beyond noise, beyond handouts, distractions, there is meaningful work that moves humanity forward. 💙 Sixth, collaboration. The precision, preparation, the people. Teams trained hard, ground crew, engineers, recovery team, all working in sync. Excellence is never accidental. It is built, layer by layer, by many hands, and credit is shared. 💛 Seventh, awareness. This is happening in my lifetime. Not a story I read in a book, but a journey I followed in real time. And now, I don’t see the moon the same way. Or the sky. Or even the Earth. Grateful for their safe return & perspective. Let’s make the world a better place.

Make new friends, but keep the old. A new photo captures the Moon's near side on the right (the side we see from Earth, identifiable by its dark splotches) and its far side on the left. The Artemis II crew are the first to see the far side with human eyes.

Happy Easter! Wishing you a joyful Easter filled with hope, renewal, and happiness.

AHUMAIN Symposium at Makerere University From 11th-18th March 2026, RENU participated in the AHUMAIN final symposium held at Makerere University, bringing together partners from Africa and Europe to showcase project outcomes, share institutional experiences, and exchange ideas on advancing higher education and skills development. The symposium served as a platform for dialogue and knowledge exchange, highlighting achievements in applied AI and data science, strengthening institutional capacity, and fostering collaboration across academia, industry, and policy stakeholders. It also explored future opportunities, including sustained partnerships and new areas of cooperation in AI, cybersecurity, and digital skills development. We were represented by Hillary Bukunda and Daniel Kawuma, who presented on the project deliverables and milestones achieved. AHUMAIN (Applied Human Machine Intelligence in East Africa) Project is a collaborative initiative that brings together universities, industry, and partners to strengthen capacity, foster innovation, and support regional collaboration in AI and emerging technologies. Following the symposium, RENU hosted a follow-up meeting with Dirk Van Merode, Coordinator of the AHUMAIN project and Lecturer & Research Engineer at AP University of Applied Sciences and Arts, to reflect on key outcomes, share updates, and align on next steps, building on the momentum and partnerships formed during the event.

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We don’t fool… we connect! 😅 Through the eduroam on the Go devices, we offer a free, secure, and trusted Wi-Fi network for the research and education community. No tricks, just connectivity. 😉 Want to get connected? Reach out via [email protected].

Thank you @CuulibrariesU for the continued support!

Consortium of Uganda University Libraries @CuulibrariesU

2 months ago

Big thanks to @RENU_256 for the great collaboration and engagement at the NCHE Exhibition; we truly appreciate it. We’d love to have you join us again at the 5th CUUL Conference for more learning, networking, and collaboration. 📍 Four Points by Sheraton Kampala 📅 1–2 Oct 2026

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RENU at the @NCHEuganda Education Week We are proud to participate in the National Council for Higher Education Conference and Exhibition 2026, happening from 23rd to 28th March 2026 under the theme “Harnessing Innovations in Higher Education for Accelerated Economic Transformation.” This year’s conference brought together academia, policymakers, and technology partners to explore how higher education can evolve to meet the demands of a rapidly changing digital world. The focus was on building resilient, technology driven institutions that can expand access, enhance research collaboration, and deliver flexible learning beyond traditional classrooms. As a strategic partner of NCHE, we continue to play a central role in enabling this transformation through providing high-quality services and products to support research and education initiatives. To learn more about RENU, visit renu.ac.ug. The exhibition is still ongoing and at our booth, we are demonstrating how institutions can transition from basic connectivity to fully integrated digital ecosystems that support hybrid learning, cross border research, data driven decision making, and inclusive access for all learners. Join us and be part of the conversation on what the future of higher education in Uganda and beyond should look like.

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We are Hiring! 🔊 The Research and Education Network for Uganda (RENU) is looking for experienced professionals to join our Finance Operations team as Payables Accountants. If you are detail-oriented, analytical, and passionate about finance, this is your opportunity to be part of a high-performing team. 📅 Application deadline: Tuesday, 31st March 2026 at 5:00 p.m. EAT 🔗 Apply here: jobs.renu.ac.ug Know someone who fits? Share this opportunity within your network!

Advancing AI Research Through Infrastructure At the launch of the National AI Research Cloud, Dr. Joyce Nakatumba Nabende underscored the critical role of infrastructure in advancing artificial intelligence in Uganda. She highlighted that access to computing power and secure data storage remains one of the biggest barriers for innovators, noting that the AI research cloud provides a platform where researchers can bring their datasets, store them securely, and use powerful machines to develop and train AI models. Her remarks reinforced the importance of building local capacity—ensuring that Ugandan researchers and innovators have the tools they need to develop homegrown solutions and drive the country’s digital transformation. @Makerere @STIsecretariat @PEL_makerere @MakerereCAD @marconi_lab_mak

As we reflect on the launch of the National AI Research Cloud, the importance of strong digital infrastructure and collaboration continues to stand out. Hon. Dr. Monica Musenero Masanza, Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation (@STIsecretariat), emphasized this during her remarks, noting that “strengthening digital infrastructure and research networks like RENU is essential to driving innovation, supporting our universities, and positioning Uganda for a competitive digital future.” She further highlighted the role of partnerships in shaping what lies ahead, adding that “collaboration between government, academia, and partners like RENU will be key to unlocking opportunities in science, technology, and innovation for national development.” @MakCEDAT @PEL_makerere @marconi_lab_mak @MakerereCAD

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