Sande Elison Oundo | Guest Writer, Author at Daily Express

Imposter syndrome: The fear of being exposed as deceptive

Impostor syndrome, also known as impostor phenomenon or impostorism, is a psychological occurrence in which people doubt their skills, talents

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OP-ED: Now with our Anti-gay Law, we can ignore the West

By Milton Emmy Akwam Uganda became independent from the United Kingdom on October 9, 1962. According to history, the East African country...

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OP-ED: ONC Boss Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye is a true reflection of NRM ideology

Hajjat Namyalo’s character of truly being closer to the people, and most especially being honest, respectful, approachable and reachable when they need...

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Mainstream accessible policies for meaningful participation for PWDs

As a first step towards inclusion and meaningful participation, accessibility to all mainstream policies, systems, and services is a crucial factor that...

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OPINION: Why the RDC office should be trimmed

The 2022/2023 salary structure indicates that each RDC bags home a monthly salary of UGX 2,293,200 and the deputy UGX 1,282,369. The...

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Health

Integrate palliative care services in Refugee settlement camps

By Brian Nambale & Ezra Tumusime As we commemorate World Refugee Day 2023 today (June 20), Uganda is among the many countries...

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Health

What parents should know about Meningitis

Be aware of the signs and symptoms of meningitis. Don’t minimize your consciousness, Visit the nearest health facility, Contact your child’s doctor...

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The Tale Of Ugandan Nurses: Why Nurses are intending to leave their profession

Sub-Saharan Africa faces significant healthcare workforce challenges with 50.74% of nurses intending to leave their profession (Ayalew et al. 2021)

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Energy

The sad story of Kigezi Iron Ore

Recently, there has been an iron ore rush in the Kigezi region because of the iron export permit that was issued to...

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Opinion

Can Uganda become an electric car battery-producing country?

Uganda’s ambitions of wanting to become an EV battery-producing country comes at no worse time than when the base-metal mining sector is...

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ALIBAWA SAIRE: The unforetold end of humility

Being happy for others for their accomplishments without jealousy. An attitude, that u have no great importance that makes you better than...

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Water, Climate Change, and Sustainable Development: Safeguarding our Future

Rising global temperatures intensify evaporation rates, leading to increased drought conditions in many regions.

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The controversy behind creation of new Luuka Central Constituency

On 30th May 2023, the Luuka District Council passed a controversial unpopular resolution to create a new constituency called Luuka Central.

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Opinion

Creativity will Improve Youth LiveliHood

By Brian Nambale Ugandan Youths today –whether Urban or Rural based face enormous obstacles towards their own self-development, and creating change that...

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Opinion

ALIBAWA SAIRE: Jimmy Spire Sentongo and his #UgandaExhibition

In his recent publication, Spire took to his Twitter handle..“that the nature of services we received depends on the attitude of the...

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Opinion

ALIBAWA SAIRE: The Uganda Martyrs and the ” Ecumenism of Blood”

The churches ought to emulate the Uganda martyrs by encouraging and restoring hope to their believers and speaking boldly about the injustices...

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NRM MPs Retreat a Myth of Socio-Economic Transformation

By: MUBIRU GEORGE The retreat of NRM members of parliament starting on the 27th May, 2023 cannot give any hope to transform...

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Condolence vote is killing the quality of debate in the August House

By Moses Wawah Onapa Every type of politics could be addressed from the point of view of leaders trying to survive. We...

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Features

African psychologists warn of dangers in Uganda’s Anti-homosexuality Bill

African psychologists with expertise in sexuality and gender have condemned the Bill saying it goes against a core ethical duty to promote...

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Why are people defaulting on their loans in Uganda?

The trend of people defaulting on their loans and struggling to manage their debts is not unique to Uganda, as many people...

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PDM is still Uganda’s magic bullet to alleviate poverty

Under PDM, the government set up structures and frameworks for planning, budgeting and delivery of public services. People at the parish level...

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Increase Judiciary Budget to achieve 100% of NRM Manifesto by 2026

According to the judiciary, the status of implementation of NRM manifesto commitments and strategic directives and guidelines for the period 2021 to...