Posts By Guest Writer
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936OP-EDBamasaba leaders must embrace laws that usher in the Umukuka or become a laughing stock
In this Op-Ed, Bugisu Cultural Institution spokesperson Steven Masiga argues that leadership disputes over the Umukuka should be resolved through Uganda's Constitution,...
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698FeaturesOvercoming global distribution barriers in healthcare, pharmaceuticals
While medical innovation continues to transform healthcare, millions of patients still struggle to access lifesaving medicines because of weaknesses in global distribution...
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975OP-EDA grassroots approach to curbing agrochemical misuse in Uganda
In a compelling Op-Ed, Tutilo Mudumba explores the growing misuse of agrochemicals in Uganda and proposes practical community-based solutions.
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606OP-EDThe Concept of Materialism Versus Idealism in Uganda’s Leadership and Political Structure
In this though-provoking Op-Ed, Political analyst Joel Musiba explores how the tension between materialism and idealism continues to shape leadership, elections, governance...
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892OP-EDBanyarwanda Citizenship Debate: Why Mukasa Mbidde is Wrong
Reading The East African, I wondered why a newspaper, which I used to rate highly, would lower its journalistic ethics and standards...
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1.0KOP-EDWhy Data Center Infrastructure is growing at 10.5% CAGR worldwide
According to industry estimates, the global data center industry is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.5...
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463OP-EDBagisu are hardworking people, cultural leadership must now provide the necessary guidance
As a community, we should reject politicians who seek to make a mockery of our collective efforts while benefiting from them. Together,...
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1.1KOP-EDWhat URA’s new tax amendments mean for Uganda’s Energy and Minerals Sector
UCEM’s advice to members is unambiguous: treat June 30, 2027, as a hard deadline, not a soft suggestion, and use the window...
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787OP-EDOP-ED: Building a Reputation That Precedes You
In this opinion piece, Legal Scholar Kobusingye Chantal Flavia explores how etiquette, social media presence and intentional networking can help professionals build...
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917HealthThe Silent Threat: Understanding heart attacks and how to prevent them
A heart attack, medically known as a myocardial infarction, is a life-threatening emergency that occurs when blood flow to part of the...
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774OP-EDGovt ban on foreign firms in Murram road projects is positive news for Bazzukulu
In this Op-Ed, ONC researcher Ben Ssebuguzi argues that government's decision to reserve murram road contracts for Ugandan firms could create jobs,...
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779OP-EDHow Artificial Intelligence is reshaping learning outcomes across emerging economies
Countries across Africa, Asia, and Latin America have increasingly adopted digital learning platforms that offer interactive lessons, language support, automated assessments, and...
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2.3KOP-EDOPINION: Why all Ugandans must join the fight against corruption
Corruption cannot be defeated by government alone. In this opinion piece, Albinious Twesigomwe argues that citizens must also examine their role in...
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677OP-EDThe Illusion of Safety: How Our Zebra Crossings are Failing Pedestrians
Uganda's zebra crossings are meant to protect pedestrians, but widespread disregard by motorists has turned them into danger zones. This opinion examines...
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OPINION: What lies beneath the Parish Development Model?
The Parish Development Model is designed to transition Uganda's rural poor into the money economy through enterprise development, financial inclusion and mindset...
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871OP-EDWhy cultural institutions hold the key to success of alternative justice system
In this write up, Legal scholar Steven Masiga argues that cultural institutions should play a central role in Uganda's Alternative Justice System...
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612OP-EDHealth First: Collective vigilance is key to defeating Ebola
Prince Obed argues that collective vigilance, discipline and public cooperation remain essential to defeating the current Ebola outbreak and protecting communities.
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2.4KOP-EDOPINION: Why Balaam, Nameere could be reformers of Uganda’s local govts
Namisindwa LC5 Chairman Bwayo Emma argues that Balaam Barugahara and Justine Nameere have an opportunity to reform Uganda's local governments through stronger...
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Op-Ed: Ssemujju’s rage against Sudhir is misguided
Ben Ssebuguzi argues that criticism of businessman Sudhir Ruparelia over government tenancy arrangements should be grounded in law and procurement regulations rather...
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883OP-EDMove beyond policies to end teenage pregnancy
Despite years of policies and investment, Uganda still records one of East Africa's highest teenage pregnancy rates. Luke Twesigye argues that communities,...
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968OP-EDEnough of Lamentations: Youth leaders must deliver solutions, not excuses
In this thought-provoking opinion, Youth Inclusion Advocate Akankwatsa Ronald argues that youth leaders must stop blaming others and start offering practical solutions...
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Bugisu ministers knocked from cabinet and why this must be noted carefully by new entrants
The new entrants must reflect seriously on such previous unfortunate circumstances and should never follow that corrupt path that led to our...
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763OP-EDJudiciary deserves recognition for transforming justice delivery
Among the most notable reforms for which the Judiciary was recognised are the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanism and the Electronic Court...
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1.8KOP-EDDual Citizenship, Lawrence Muganga and the Constitution: Separating Law from TikTok Noise
High Court Advocate Ssemambo Rashid argues that Uganda’s Constitution permits dual citizens to serve as ministers and contends that statutory restrictions cited...