Opinion
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368YOUTHFUL FRIDAY: Tale of Mugumya and the Furniture Clan Artistry – From a dream to a lucrative brand
Mugwanya advises the youth to start as early as possible and learn through the process by stepping out of their comfort zone...
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228BENESA EDRINE: Muhoozi the Big Tweeting General, does anybody see what I see?
Look at it this way, if Muhoozi is undermining the President as its put out there, why hasn't he, (Museveni) as Commander...
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163FOOD SECURITY: Adherence to the Presidential directive on wetland management is the way to go
The government is sensitizing people about food security and advising them to be very careful in using whatever resources they have and...
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107EDRINE BENESA: The Freedom City Incident: must we always blame Government for every shortcoming?
Many people prefer information that gives them emotional satisfaction, like pundits who attribute every failure to the government; especially the person of...
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164Why Busoga MPs have shunned Namuganza?
The Minister of state for Urban Development is swimming in murky waters as majority if not all MPs from her Busoga backyard...
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442Colic pain in newborns: A nightmare for most mothers after delivery
Colic is an acute pain in the stomach or bowels; a cramping, gripping kind of abdominal pain that used to be called...
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198OP-ED: Museveni should intervene in the delayed re-appointment of Byarugaba as NSSF MD
On Thursday, December 15, 2022, an aspirant for the National Vice Chairperson NRM CEC for Nothern Uganda Region, Mr Job Richard Matua...
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188Memory loss during Pregnancy: Is it a Myth or Fact?
Many pregnant people report symptoms of what's known as “pregnancy brain,” like forgetfulness, short periods of memory loss, and mental...
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147OP-ED: Picfare, Nytil exit hurting us
It is saddening to learn that Picfare/Nyanza textile, one of the flagship industrialists that we have been proud of are winding up...
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202Increasing male involvement in Family Planning
Family planning (FP) programmes have primarily centered on women over time. However, with a focus on gender equity for optimal health, there...
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134Research shows over 80% of Ugandans don’t know police roles
Research conducted by scholars shows that majority of Ugandans statically about 80% are unaware of the basic roles performed by the Uganda Police...