THREAD: Uganda's First National Cleaning Day | July 25, 2026

Da Dona said:

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Today, Uganda held its first-ever mandatory National Cleaning Day, marking the launch of a nationwide monthly community cleaning exercise to be observed on the last Saturday of every month.

Under the new directive, the movement of private vehicles and boda bodas is prohibited, while non-essential businesses remain closed between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Citizens across the country are expected to spend the three-hour period cleaning homes, workplaces, roads, markets, drainage channels, and other public spaces.

Follow this thread for updates on how the exercise unfolded on the first Day across the country, including compliance, enforcement, key events, and reactions.​

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Da Dona said:

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Today, Uganda held its first-ever mandatory National Cleaning Day, marking the launch of a nationwide monthly community cleaning exercise to be observed on the last Saturday of every month.

Under the new directive, the movement of private vehicles and boda bodas is prohibited, while non-essential businesses remain closed between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Citizens across the country are expected to spend the three-hour period cleaning homes, workplaces, roads, markets, drainage channels, and other public spaces.

Follow this thread for updates on how the exercise unfolded on the first Day across the country, including compliance, enforcement, key events, and reactions.​

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Da Dona said:

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Today, Uganda held its first-ever mandatory National Cleaning Day, marking the launch of a nationwide monthly community cleaning exercise to be observed on the last Saturday of every month.

Under the new directive, the movement of private vehicles and boda bodas is prohibited, while non-essential businesses remain closed between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Citizens across the country are expected to spend the three-hour period cleaning homes, workplaces, roads, markets, drainage channels, and other public spaces.

Follow this thread for updates on how the exercise unfolded on the first Day across the country, including compliance, enforcement, key events, and reactions.​

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Da Dona said:

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Today, Uganda held its first-ever mandatory National Cleaning Day, marking the launch of a nationwide monthly community cleaning exercise to be observed on the last Saturday of every month.

Under the new directive, the movement of private vehicles and boda bodas is prohibited, while non-essential businesses remain closed between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Citizens across the country are expected to spend the three-hour period cleaning homes, workplaces, roads, markets, drainage channels, and other public spaces.

Follow this thread for updates on how the exercise unfolded on the first Day across the country, including compliance, enforcement, key events, and reactions.​

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Da Dona said:

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Today, Uganda held its first-ever mandatory National Cleaning Day, marking the launch of a nationwide monthly community cleaning exercise to be observed on the last Saturday of every month.

Under the new directive, the movement of private vehicles and boda bodas is prohibited, while non-essential businesses remain closed between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Citizens across the country are expected to spend the three-hour period cleaning homes, workplaces, roads, markets, drainage channels, and other public spaces.

Follow this thread for updates on how the exercise unfolded on the first Day across the country, including compliance, enforcement, key events, and reactions.​

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Baba jayaron said:

Primitive thinking

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Da Dona said:

Hahaha how?

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