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1.2KTwo decades of African Tradition Medicine towards achieving Universal Health Coverage in Africa
By Tenywa Wasswa As African Medicine becomes an answer to the increasing diseases in the changing world, the world health organization has...
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1.6KDENIS JJUUKO: Banning steel timber concrete construction method is counterproductive
The steel timber concrete method should not have been prohibited at the moment but rather more studies should have been done to...
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1.5KMakerere @100 years and the impact of its community study centres on decentralization
By Steven Masiga In the formative days of introduction to western education, the missionaries had to offer Africans bribes and other gifts...
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1.2KOPINION: Is it nostalgic to have the leading social security fund in the region?
Starting with appointing right people at the helm of the fund by government that are practicing good governance, this has increased public...
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OP-ED: How Employee Benefits Like NSSF Can Make Your Business Resilient in Post Covid
According to research,93% of employees are more likely to stay with emphatic employers and offices with engaged employees are 43% more productive...
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1.7KMARK JUDE MUGERWA: Service with Humility
One of the principal qualities of a person with a purpose in life is humility. HUMILITY is the characteristic of being humble;...
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Mbiire’s multiple investments in shares shows Uganda has good growth prospects in the post covid era
There are some entrepreneurial unique attributes that tycoon Charles Mbiire might be having which are good to take home amidst tepid household...
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OP-ED: How Company Values for Organisations Like UNRA shape their success
UNRA values like safety, integrity, teamwork Excellence and customer centric are responsible for their effective management of over 4,233km paved roads,16,693km unpaved...
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2.7KThe Poor Getting Poorer in Uganda-A repeat of the French Revolution
By Muwanga Onesmus K With the rising fuel prices, covid lockdowns, many businesses are collapsing, it is like from flying pan to...
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MUGERWA MARK JUDE: The African Family
The family is a place where man learns to be of service to society. In Africa, the family has never closed in...
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1.6KOPINION: Gov’t should prioritize graduate midwives
Care provided by midwives who are educated and regulated according to international professional standards is defined as a core strategy for decreasing...
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1.6KOPINION: Sudhir’s Victory in BOU-Crane Bank saga will shield other financial institutions from falling prey
In the year 2007, Crane Bank Limited announced that it was planning to expand into the neighbouring countries and yes this dream...
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1.6KROGERS WADADA: In Mao’s own words “it is a great day when a person who has been cohabiting finally gets married!”
All that Mao had left at the door steps of the Democratic Party were his shoes to hoodwink party members that he...
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3.0KANDREW MWENDA: Thumbs up for Norbert Mao, he has proved that he is a serious politician
I am very happy with Norbert Mao. He has proved, yet again, that he is a serious politician able to blend principle...
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OP-ED: Government plan to construct oil roads has registered immense progress
By linking producers to markets, workers to jobs, students to school, and the sick to hospitals, roads are vital to any development...
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1.1KOWEYEGHA-AFUNADUULA: Nsereko’s Abortive Bill is Museveni’s attempt to curtail Freedom Of Speech
By stressing non-issues such as suppressing the thoughts of social media users, however defective, Parliament will end up being anti-democracy, pro-authoritarianism and...
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2.1KDAN MURAMUZI: The unfulfilled Joy of a Ugandan Parent
Uganda`s education system comprises of three layers and these cut across both in Private and government-aided schools. In the year 2019, over...
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1.2KHow Environmental Concerns are driving Global Water Prices
When water is pumped from long distances to urban centres as a result of dry water sources, this increases the cost of...
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1.4KOP-ED: Domestic water vendors should be fair to us
Domestic water consumers will now pay additional sh4.22 per litre per 20 litres of water, according to the statement from National water...
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1.3KDENIS JJUUKO: Decent housing necessary for better health outcomes
Increasing household incomes is the most sustainable way to decent living but some of the vulnerable are old or sick people who...
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1.0KSEM BIGABWARUGABA: Faith and Reason
After the celebration of the Uganda Martyrs in our country, most people criticized the spirit of the faith pilgrims had using reason.
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1.4KDAN MURAMUZI: ‘Fit for purpose work health work force’
There's a need to involve collectively all ministries of Education and Health across Africa to develop curricula that meet Africa’s health challenges...
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1.1KOPINION: Clean Water is a good ingredient in Production and Job Creation
According to latest records, the National coverage for clean water is 69.9% with coverage in urban centres coming to 71.6%. This is...
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1.3KCASSIAN OMONGOT: Life in Leadership
Mentorship is very fundamental in leadership. Leader, what do you stand for? The word ‘leader’ should not only make a lot of...