Opinion
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299Museveni’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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341Gen 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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391This 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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196Op-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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328UCC 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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453Quickest 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...
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888Studying Law is not like eating posho and beans
By Steven Masiga A famous statement is captured by Prof. Makubuya quoting his academic friend, Prof. Kanyeihamba, who observed that “law is...
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311Eating healthy for Christmas: A guide to eating well to avoid gastrointestinal discomforts during festive
By Kamara Daniel The holiday season is a time for celebration, connection, and indulgence. With all the delicious festive foods and drinks,...
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357Eroded public trust sparks cash hoarding after Shs60b BoU heist
By Amiri Wabusimba Uganda’s financial sector has faced an escalating crisis, marked by thefts, fraud, and operational failures that have shaken public...
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503Tribute to Dr Frank Nabwiso
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula I woke up on the morning of 14th December only to receive the bad news that my elder (by 9...
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203Why African innovators are always getting backlash
By Ben Ssebuguzi Africans are often synonymous with resisting those who seem to be excelling beyond the ordinary. This poor mindset is...
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570Why majority of Bamasaba think PM Nabbanja is the right woman for the Job
By Steven Masiga Governance and execution of public policies is not about being fashionable in dressing but rather about carefully addressing the...
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307Uganda’s Broken Promises: Four decades of NRA/M misrule
By George Ofwono For nearly four decades, the National Resistance Army / Movement (NRA/M) has systematically lied to the Ugandan people, enriching...
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245Op-Ed: What Buyende can adopt to achieve sustainable development
By Baluye Michael Waiswa Given the challenges faced by the people of Buyende District such as climate change, land fragmentation, drought, lack...
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357Accelerating East Africa’s prosperity: The imperative of political federation
By Bagarukayo Abdu As the East African Community (EAC) continues to make strides in regional integration, it is imperative that member states...
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863Breaking traditional classrooms for talent and AI to reshape education
By Herbert Kayongo In an era where global economies are propelled by skills, talent, and technological innovation, Uganda stands at a pivotal...
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Environmental degradation, poor planning fuel Uganda’s disasters
By Wabusimba Amiri The stories of Bulambuli have become synonymous with recurring tragedies, Year after year if it’s not Kasese, Manafa it...
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Parliament’s Pay Secrecy: A Fortress of fear, not independence
By George Ofwono Speaker Among’s defiant refusal to disclose parliamentary salaries is not a testament to institutional independence; it’s a blatant act...
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313Employing negotiated approach to strengthen integrated water resources management
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula The idea of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), like the idea of Integrated Pest Management (IPM), was conceptualised in the...
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666NRM’s Digitizing Register is the Game Changer for Future Elections
By Nuwagaba Arthur The National Resistance Movement (NRM) this week embarked on a 21-day exercise to update and digitize its voter register...
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547Uganda’s lower secondary curriculum challenges and new teacher policy gap
By Ocama Moses The Ministry of Education and Sports took the much-awaited education reform by replacing the old subject-based curriculum with a...
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How Hajjat Namyalo has kept NRM moving as 2026 draws closer
By Ben Ssebuguzi How many of you hear the word movement and understand its meaning? I imagine quite a few. Movement is...
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588Bobi Wine aide’s rigging confession is a wakeup call for NRM to be alert come 2026
By Edrine Benesa We Can no longer afford to ignore President Museveni’s vote-rigging complaints against Bobi Wine. On his own confession, a...
