By Herbert KayongoDiaspora Connect International Across the globe, universities have historically positioned themselves as bastions of knowledge and engines of socio-economic advancement....
By Herbert KayongoDiaspora Connect International In Uganda’s contemporary discourse on development and prosperity, success has become a term frequently referenced yet poorly...
By Wabusimba Amiri The boda boda industry in Uganda is a crucial sector, providing employment and economic mobility for thousands, particularly among...
A Comparative Analysis of the Educational Needs of Underprivileged Children in Uganda and the USA: Insights from Nakaseke District, and Underserved Communities...
By Denis Muteguya Winning elections is exhausting, isn’t it? The long nights of strategizing, the endless speeches, the pressure of securing every...
By Leonard Kamugisha Akida It is deeply unfortunate that when a journalist from a rising media house is brutally beaten or arbitrarily...
By Wakameli Anthony The recently concluded Kawempe North by-election once again raised critical questions about the ruling National Resistance Movement’s (NRM) electoral...
By Obonyo Ronnie Dear Honorable Minister,Homework is very important to our children in many ways that I have put in the attached...
By Denis Muteguya Of course, loyalty in politics is absolute until it isn’t. A candidate who proudly dons party colors, praises the...
By Steven Masiga Conflicts, if not properly managed, can plunge entire societies into disorder, and cultural institutions are no exception. Busoga, for...
By Wilfred Arinda Nshekantebirwe In August 1991, Soviet citizens took their national future into their own hands by flooding the streets of...
By Timothy Egwelu My colleague suggested I visit a Pastor in Mutundwe for deliverance, claiming he could help with my Deafness. I...
By Omongot Cassian Lent is a sacred season in the liturgical calendar of the Church, a time of deep spiritual renewal marked...
By Denis Muteguya In many parts of the world, governments that have maintained security and stability often find themselves under siege not...
By Arinda Nshekantebirwe In Uganda, corruption has become so deeply ingrained in our society that it now permeates every level of governance,...
By Kyeswa Hakim In recent years, the Office of the National Chairman (ONC) has emerged as a critical player in Uganda’s governance...
By Lukanga Samuel Absalom, the third son of King David by his wife Maacah, seemed to have everything going for him, but...
By David K Mafabi Two weeks ago, Ambassador Francis Katana invited me to address a one-day public dialogue hosted by the Uganda...
By Nelson Bwire Kapo In July 2019, President Museveni cut short his participation at the Comesa International Trade Fair and High-Level Business...
By Bagarukayo Abdul Since 1986, the National Resistance Movement (NRM) government has made significant strides in transforming Uganda. Despite the opposition’s attempts...
By Steven Masiga The election and gazettement of cultural leaders in Uganda is a process steeped in both tradition and legal frameworks....
Your Grace, the Most Rev. Dr Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu, I write to you as a faithful and committed member of the Church...
By Denis Kusaasira The recent sentencing of Uganda Law Society (ULS) President Isaac Ssemakadde to two years in prison for alleged contempt...
By Akansasira Junior Victor For decades, Africa has been a continent with its hands outstretched, receiving billions in aid, particularly from the...