OP-ED
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331Uganda’s political discourse under captivity
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Captive universities, captive minds, captive state, captive politics! Our political discourse remains under the captivity of the military and money....
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497The Revolution of Mindset: Uganda’s Youth for Nation-Building
By Arthur Nuwagaba History demonstrates that great revolutions often begin with young, visionary leaders. In the 1970s, President Yoweri Museveni and his...
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447Taxpayer funds or donor dependency? Unmasking the true impact of USMID in Mubende
By Amiri Wabusimba The Uganda Support to Municipal Infrastructure Development (USMID) program, initiated with a US$150 million loan from the World Bank-IDA,...
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693What is expected of new PhD graduates
By Dr Nakimuli Mariam Today, Monday, January 13, 2025, a total of twenty-eight (28) graduates graduate with PhDs in Educational Management. I...
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843Militarisation of Justice in Uganda: The Case of Eron Kizza
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula I have lived in Uganda continuously since 199. I was involved in the intellectual debates of the early 1990s when...
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919ANALYSIS: A thorough examination of Busoga leaders at Museveni’s high table over the years
By Aggrey Buluba [The sun rises in the east], and for Uganda, the eastern region, particularly Busoga has long been a political...
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862Gangs on the Rise: A comparative look at Haiti’s turmoil and Uganda’s emerging threat
By Kyeswa Hakim Last week, foreign security forces from El Salvador and Guatemala arrived in Haiti to bolster the multinational mission aimed...
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889First Son Muhoozi’s social media handlers should be ‘hanged’ for him to thrive again
By Aggrey Buluba In Uganda, where political legacies are often carefully nurtured, Gen.Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) and son...
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870Why traditional leaders should be stopped from making laws for their communities
The basic roles of cultural institutions, as summarized by the Cultural Leaders Act 2011 and the Constitution of Uganda in Article 246,...
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1.2KStitching Hope: The Quest for Surgery for all in Uganda
By Kasagga Brian In Uganda, as in many other developing countries, there is a considerable number of people grappling with surgical illnesses...
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1.4KReviving Uganda’s Education to Secure Our Children’s Future
By Herbert Kayongo For generations, education has been the cornerstone of African aspiration a sacred covenant between parent and child, promising liberation...
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1.0KWhy a dedicated Ministry of AI could be Museveni’s greatest legacy
By Prof. Lawrence Muganga Transformative Educationist and Vice Chancellor, Victoria University When the United Arab Emirates (UAE) appointed the world’s first Minister...
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719America First, Uganda Next: What Trump’s agenda means for Uganda’s growth
By Wabusimba Amiri With just days remaining before Donald J. Trump is sworn in as the 47th President of the United States...
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592Museveni’s Wealth Creation Agenda: A Legacy of Transformation
By Emma Bwayo Over the years, the President has introduced many wealth creation programs that have helped people access finances and move...
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579PDM, ONC programs facilitate diversification of production sources and employment
By Ben Ssebuguzi I always reflect on the Parish Development Model (PDM) and how it was designed. I marvel at its implementation...
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1.3KWhy prospective candidates for NRM Party Primaries should be very worried
By Kazibwe Jamil As Uganda inches closer to the 2025 general elections, many National Resistance Movement (NRM) supporters are growing increasingly anxious...
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872Museveni wins again, Besigye returns, Mpuuga neutralizes NUP! 2026 through the lenses
By Edrine Benesa The end of 2024 will not only pave way for a new year in Uganda but also a politically...
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1.2KMy research journey as a Ugandan Nurse-Midwife
Globally, nurses and midwives provide direct care to their patients and clients on a daily basis. Thus, they know which approaches work...
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646Museveni’s decision to pause creation of new cities is well-timed
By Wilfred Arinda N In an act of political foresight, Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni and his Cabinet made a decisive move in...
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682Gen Kainerugaba’s provocative rhetoric threatens Uganda’s regional diplomacy
By Amiri Wabusimba In recent years, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the first son and Chief of Defense Forces (CDF), has gained notoriety for...
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627This Christmas, celebrate joyously, but with wisdom, to avoid future regret
By Akansasira Junior Victor Christmas observed annually on December 25th, commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, a central figure in Christianity. Originating...
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377Op-Ed: Security officers do not need your assistance
By Frank Asiimwe Mulekwa Dr. Jimmy Spire Ssentongo, well known for his cartoons, has been seen in a clip addressing security agencies...
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699UCC ban on vulgar content and the impact on Uganda’s diplomatic, economic development
By Amiri Wabusimba In today’s interconnected world, where information flows instantaneously across borders, Uganda stands at a pivotal moment in its media...
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Quickest ways to lose 2026 general elections
By Steven Masiga President Moi knew the psychology of his people well. He would arrive at every political rally with cars well-loaded...
