OP-ED
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299Being politically correct in Museveni’s Uganda is a problem becoming a culture
By Lukanga Samuel To be politically correct is to choose words and sometimes actions that avoid disparaging, insulting or offending people because...
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262Op-Ed: Abtex’s Enkuuka is an affirmation of success of NRM’s Socio-economic transformation principle
By Moses Kintu In his addresses, the National Chairman NRM HE Gen Museveni has ever reiterated the ingredients of the Real Economy...
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310Healthy lifestyle tips to observe during festive holidays
By Kamara Daniel Exercise is a key aspect of maintaining the normal synergy for the general well-being of the body towards the...
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279Op-Ed: Three great Summits to put Uganda in the spotlight
By Hudu Hussein High-profile International meetings are coming to Uganda next month. January 2024 is indeed starting with a lot of international...
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372Op-Ed: Should we refrain from being corrupt?
By Alibawa Saire In such a scenic country, with lots of opportunities, a country referred to as the Pearl of Africa, a...
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322In 2023, ONC gave a bloody nose to household poverty
By Ben Ssebuguzi The erstwhile Office of the National Chairman (ONC) history was majorly tied to Political mobilization. Over some time, things...
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406Op-Ed: Govt to blame for spurring NUP growth in Bududa
By Steven Masiga Bududa District currently has no Member of Parliament on the NRM ticket, with many of those with NRM tickets...
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744HUDU HUSSEIN: The truth behind NUP’s acclaimed ‘disappearances’
By Hudu Hussein Just after the 2020 November riots and the 2021 elections, the allegations of NUP supporters disappearing started to spread....
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585EDRINE BENESA: Dear Bobi, No one is twisting your BBC interview, we got your message clearly
By Edrine Benesa Mr Robert Kyahukanyi Ssentamu, alias Bobi Wine’s double loyalty on the issue of same-sex relationships is beginning to seem...
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423Op-Ed: ONC’s economic empowerment approach has brought more people closer to Museveni
By Hakim Kyeswa Since the registration of the National Resistance Movement as a Political Party transforming from the Movement, Mobilizers have acted...
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667Cerebral Palsy: What the community considers witchcraft, and what you ought to know
By Aisha Naava One of the key challenges faced by individuals with cerebral palsy in Uganda is the limited awareness and understanding...
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2.1KPowering Uganda to 52,000MW: What are the Challenges and Prospects
By Dr Harrison Mutikanga The strides made in Uganda’s electricity subsector over the last two decades are commendable; witnessing a surge in...
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660Does good nutrition improve quality of life of palliative care patients?
By Kamara Daniel Good nutrition is defined as a way of adapting to healthy food choices, selection and proper methods of preparation...
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757Op-Ed: The education journey to graduation, and the hunt for jobs in Uganda
By Ninsiima Precious Many students in Uganda enrol in different fields to study law, medicine, social work, engineering, and catering among others...
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1.1KOp-Ed: CIA not fair to prisons boss Byabashaija
By Hadijah Uzeiye Namyalo About a month after Gen. Dwight Eisenhower became the President of the US in 1953, he appointed the...
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712Op-Ed: Hosting NAM Summit is a vote of confidence in Museveni and NRM govt
By Akampa Tanbull Well, is hosting NAM of any impact to Uganda as a Country in the global geopolitics? Whereas, Uganda was...
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729Misinformation and Disinformation around Climate Change: What is the impact and strategies
By Wejuli Junior Mike | Research Assistant, Makerere University. Climate change is one of humanity’s most urgent and complex challenges in the...
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1.1KSHACU weaponized to settle political and personal scores in Lira City
State House Anti-Corruption Unit weaponized to settle political and personal scores in Lira City – a case study of the arrest of...
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436Water, an underrated tool for societal transformation
By Ivan Ongebo Many times, we have answered this question without fully understanding it properly. It is like answering the question of...
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Balancing blood sugars for a healthy lifestyle
By Kamara Daniel Balancing sugars simply means maintaining the blood glucose in the normal ranges so that the body is neither depleted...
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557Navigating Complexity: Assessing Security Implications of Somalia’s Admission into EAC Bloc
By Alor Steven, Economist @CSBAG As the East African Community (EAC) considers the admission of Somalia into its fold, it is crucial...
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EDRINE BENESA: The Teso Leaders’ Workshop and why every RDC was destined to succeed under Babalanda, Kakande
By Edrine Benesa This week, yet again, the Office of the President organised a leaders retreat for Resident District/City Commissioners(RDCs/ RCCs and...
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538Why women need midwifery care during pregnancy, labour and after birth
As midwives, being ‘with woman’ is at the heart of what we do every day. This is part of our identity and...
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Impact of granting UNOC monopoly on oil supply in Uganda
By Alor Steven, | Economist at the Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) Executive Summary:The recent signing of the Petroleum Supply Amendment...