OP-ED
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1.8KOPINION: 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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785Op-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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744Move 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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830Enough 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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611Bugisu 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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633Judiciary 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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1.3KDual 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...
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819Kisanja No More Sleep: We expect no more road carnage
We must implore all stakeholders around us to prioritize safety; the kisanja demands that we sleep no more. Our time is now...
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791What UN’s endorsement of the ICJ Advisory Opinion on climate Change mean for Africa
For the 1.4 billion people across the continent, the resolution transforms a dry legal text into a potential roadmap for survival, accountability...
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1.3KMuseveni’s New Cabinet: A well-deserved reward for Buganda
Out of the 81 appointed ministers, 20 are from Buganda. That is not a coincidence. It is a deliberate, strategic, and well-deserved...
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1.0KMenstruation is not just a girls’ issue; it’s a National Responsibility
In this Op-Ed, Straight Talk Foundation's Luke Twesigye argues that menstruation should no longer be treated as a women’s issue alone, calling...
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1.0KAndrew Mwenda: On Museveni’s response to my article
In a lengthy reflection titled “On Museveni’s response to my article,” Mwenda says he welcomes the President’s strongly-worded rebuttal, insisting it reflected...
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631Media Propaganda, Political Repositioning and the Integrity Test in Uganda’s Appointment Politics
Advertiser's Message Your browser does not support the video tag. Media propaganda now dominates the political space, moving through radio stations, social...
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898Depression, anxiety eating away Uganda’s young generation
While youth challenges are often discussed in terms of unemployment, poverty, school dropouts and lack of opportunities, mental health continues to receive...
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1.2KAmong’s own conduct may have become the catalyst for her political troubles
In this Op-Ed, political analyst Ocama Ongwech Alli Abba argues that Former Speaker Anita Among’s growing influence, public wealth display and expanding...
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700A Half-Way Equation: Why training pedestrians won’t stop road carnage
Juungu Archelaus argues that Uganda’s road safety campaigns are focusing on the wrong targets while reckless driver behaviour continues fueling accidents.
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626Transforming Access and Care: Our Nurses, Our Future
Lilian says the future of health is not only dependent on technology or infrastructure, but on how effectively we invest in, trust,...
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577Parliament and National Theatre; Two Identical Twins Separated by a Road
Ugandans are disappointed in Parliament because, unlike the Executive or Judiciary where their say is almost immaterial, they believe Parliament should be...
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President Museveni’s 105 million jobs projection from 7 million acres is an eye-opener
According to President Museveni’s projection, the economic value of 7 million acres demonstrates that if our land is put to maximum use,...
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735The Rajiv Legacy: Why 3rd May should become Uganda’s National Road Safety Day
In this Op-Ed, Juungu Archelaus rallies a powerful call to action to gazette May 3 as Uganda's national road safety day, turning...
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789Pavements vs People: Who wins in the Trade Order U-Turn?
Our columnist, Muteesa Daniels Mukasa examines in this Opinion, Uganda’s Trade Order U-turn, highlighting its impact on street vendors, urban policy, and...
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801The Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026: Opportunities for Improvement
In this Opinion Piece, Amb. Abbey Kigozi Walusimbi argues that Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill 2026 needs refinement to protect diaspora interests while safeguarding...
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Beyond the Numbers: Turning our daily mourning into road safety action
This opinion by Juungu Archelaus calls for urgent road safety reforms in Uganda, highlighting rising daily fatalities and the need for accountability,...
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591Op-Ed: How Sovereignty Bill threatens social empowerment and policy advocacy
This opinion by Ofwono George examines how the Sovereignty Protection Bill 2026 could restrict civil society, weaken policy advocacy, and threaten democratic...