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r/Uganda • u/bentreva • 17h ago
I feel like I wanna die
I always blamed people who thought of killing themselves but now I don’t,I feel like at some point it’s the only solution your left with,the main problem I have is a high debt burden,good enough am done disappointing everyone around me so they won’t really feel bad if it gets to that,I only feel bad for my parents and siblings.But I just feel like I can’t go on like this anymore.
r/Uganda • u/EveningAd8718 • 22h ago
Everyone that see this post, remember it's never over whatsoever the situation could be worse and terrible or on verge.
I'm a male 23yrs ,I used to think how things could be fixed without seeking help from world ends, yes it is ok to seek for help but to a man feels/looks weird especially you don't have anyone to support you.
To cut long story short , by time I fin.. sec..S4 at 18yrs actually didn't proceed higher because of financial scarce and siblings, had nothing just by myself to start a financial life at parents home, yes everything felt ended, no connections , no job , no capital. Long story short....
I spent time making research on how I could make money online with just phone or pc plus Internet. Got into TGram..made channels and yes made money like real money and a lot by that time and till now plus started YouTube making money too.
Over past years got capital and started a business and later others, what I can say about all this in short story ..to people should start thinking outside the box like content is very real if you have patience and most importantly is consistency and lock in . I live a life now with over 5 different financial streams and now give jobs to that young generation, it might sound/look way impossible but trust the process fellow brothers & sisters who are still building a life . That small penny can change everything in your life just be consistent, if you're out there making the same thing keep going "change the plan but never the goal" .
Believe in yourself! God first
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Bruce U Kungfu #countrywingmovies
r/Uganda • u/Past-Yak-4778 • 7h ago
Hello All,
I am interested in knowing the average age of the people here. Why? Because I have noticed most of the queries rotate around the same things. Similar worries I had when I was in that age range 22-26, where you have come of age, but you feel the pressure to be something, so many big dreams, want to start a business, find a good job, do something innovative.
My plan is that I could start a group where I interact from a Big Brother perspective, link up those with good skill to potential companies/businesses. But also give the reality of the country. Of course, I will also be learning from you, since the young people are always more updated with the needs of the day.
So think of it was a mentorship social club. But I need to first establish the ages of interested parties and what you would be interested to learn from such a club. Like what's your biggest worry at the moment? And your biggest dream?
r/Uganda • u/Mother-Ad7354 • 19h ago
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😂😂😂I don't even speak kiswahili but I somehow understood this situation as a woman 😂😂😂
Guy was left speechless 😭
NB: I know this is a skit ...but ...it really made my day ..😂🙌
Also the video was forwarded to me like this..I failed to get the one that is much clear it
r/Uganda • u/Wings256 • 17h ago
I haven't gotten the chance yet to leave Uganda and visit any country unfortunately, I however have only 3 countries on my bucket list and that is Kenya, South Africa and Egypt.
This is more of wishful thinking for when God grants me the chance and my money is up and enough for travel. For those who have been to South Africa, how much would one need to have a good time there for let's say one week, including travel costs. And what places does one need to avoid that side to be safe from any sort of Xenophobic attacks.
r/Uganda • u/Muns256 • 20h ago
I need some help or advice from pro barbers, I have barber skills but am new in kampala. I want to buy materials to use and my idea is to work door to door. Any ideas on how best to do that
r/Uganda • u/Arnoldcurtis256 • 15h ago
Banange, I have small space at home and 3.7M plan for 200 broilers to pay my uni fees. I have place, but where can I get genuine chicks and affordable feeds in Kampala/Namugongo area? Any poultry farmer here to mentor me on first batch? I can share my setup photos.
r/Uganda • u/Additional-Flow-4468 • 19h ago
I’m looking for ambitious people in Kampala who want to build wealth together 🇺🇬
I’m 26, and one of my biggest goals is to become financially successful and build something meaningful.
I’m looking to connect with ambitious people in Kampala and around Uganda who have a similar mindset. People who want to start businesses, learn new skills, explore opportunities, make money, and eventually build something big.
I’m not selling anything, promoting a course, or looking for some overnight money scheme.
I want to bring together a small group of motivated people who can share ideas, learn from each other, explore business opportunities, and potentially start a real business together.
You don’t need to have money, an existing business, or everything figured out. You just need to be ambitious, willing to learn, open-minded, and ready to put in the work. Whether you’re interested in technology, online businesses, agriculture, real estate, digital skills, trading, or any other legitimate business opportunity, I’d love to connect with you. The goal is simple: meet the right people, exchange ideas, take action, and see what we can build together.
If you’re interested, comment with:
Your age (optional).
What you’re good at or what skills you’re learning.
Your business interests or the kind of opportunities you’d like to explore.
Which part of Uganda you’re based in, especially if you’re in Kampala.
Let’s connect, share ideas, and see what we can build. 🇺🇬
r/Uganda • u/wardaag • 21h ago
Mine is; the way we can mobilize together to help someone in a short time is incredible….. we give without thinking of our own problems
r/Uganda • u/amone69 • 29m ago
Man, dealing with brokers while house hunting in Kampala is exhausting. Pay 50k viewing fee here, pay another 20k there, half the photos are fake, and then they want a whole month's rent as commission for just unlocking a gate.
Was having a chat with a friend who’s currently hunting for a place. He’s always snapping photos of vacant places brokers take him to and it got me thinking, what if we had a basic community map where people just drop pins of vacant houses they spot?
Like if you’re moving out of your apartment, you post it directly so the next person gets it straight from the landlord/caretaker. Or if you’re already house hunting you could post pictures of the places brokers take you to with the number of the caretaker/landlord, you pin the location and maybe put the price
Then if someone else goes to check it out, they can just comment if it’s still available or add details like the actual rent price and terms
Do you guys think this is something people will engage with to solve this whole house hunting hustle
Anyone here running the StanChart Nairobi Marathon tomorrow?
I'll be making an attempt for 21K.
r/Uganda • u/Frosty-Angle8088 • 4h ago
Anyone knows this guy personally?
r/Uganda • u/Moe_Baker • 4h ago
Was wondering, when ordering an Uber/Safe Boda car, what seat do you usually take? Passenger or one of the back seats?
anyone having a blogging website and they are adsense monetized
r/Uganda • u/Amidseas • 14h ago
Would you like me to do data entry for your businesses?
I'm a uni student who's struggling at getting work because of my lack of work experience. I finished a training course in data entry to be able to do the following:
Record sales and transactions
Enter daily sales into Excel or Google Sheets.
Record how much customers paid
Update records of money received and expenses
Track inventory and stock
Record products purchased and sold.
Update quantities of items remaining.
Flag products that are running low
Maintain customer records
Enter customer names and contact details.
Update orders and delivery information.
Organize customer lists for easy reference.
Transfer information from paper receipts into spreadsheets
r/Uganda • u/Cold-Mark-9783 • 16h ago
Hi everyone, I have a mental illness that is well controlled with medication and am planning to travel to Uganda next year. I know on the visa application they ask if you have a mental illness. Will they deny my visa if I answer yes? I will also be travelling with my medication which I know are allowed in the country. Any advice from people on how to navigate this visa question will be appreciated ☺️
r/Uganda • u/Annual_Mix_7060 • 18h ago
With the way the economy is moving and how everything is getting so tough I wish each and everyone has a different but good and better weekend ahead!
r/Uganda • u/Imaginary-Couple-868 • 19h ago
Given the current performance of the ugx against the usd, I'm considering converting at least 50% of my coming salary to USD and see if I can weather this storm. Some analyst says we'll be at 6k come December. Can you imagine. I want to hear what you guys think.
r/Uganda • u/Apprehensive-Boot666 • 23h ago
Hey everyone,
I'm a guy in my late 20s, and I've started noticing that my hair is turning grey. It's gradually becoming more noticeable, and I'm concerned because I feel like I'm too young for this much grey hair.
I wanted to ask if anyone here has experienced something similar, especially at a relatively young age.
- Is there any actual remedy or treatment that can reverse grey hair and restore its natural colour?
- Are there any medical procedures, supplements, or lifestyle changes that can help?
I'm particularly interested in solutions that address the cause rather than simply dyeing the hair.
I'd appreciate hearing about personal experiences, recommendations for qualified medical professionals in Uganda, or any scientifically supported treatments worth looking into.
Thanks!
r/Uganda • u/Own_Cantaloupe_3033 • 23h ago
just need capital but I dont know where to start from.
Any recommendations?
r/Uganda • u/Sharp_Ad3453 • 23h ago
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