Opinion
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2.6KDNA testing: When the truth hurts and why many women won’t go to heaven
For many men, the coming of DNA testing to Kampala is the best thing to happen to them, ever since sliced bread!...
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996ALIBAWA SAIRE: The unforetold end of humility
DailyExpress is now on TikTok Follow Us Today Being happy for others for their accomplishments without jealousy. An attitude, that u have...
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2.3KPregnant women at higher risk of developing blood clot
Pregnant women may also experience less blood flow to the legs later in pregnancy because the blood vessels around the pelvis are...
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891Water, Climate Change, and Sustainable Development: Safeguarding our Future
Rising global temperatures intensify evaporation rates, leading to increased drought conditions in many regions.
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1.6KThe controversy behind creation of new Luuka Central Constituency
On 30th May 2023, the Luuka District Council passed a controversial unpopular resolution to create a new constituency called Luuka Central.
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827Creativity will Improve Youth LiveliHood
DailyExpress is now on TikTok Follow Us Today By Brian Nambale Ugandan Youths today –whether Urban or Rural based face enormous obstacles...
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1.2KALIBAWA SAIRE: Jimmy Spire Sentongo and his #UgandaExhibition
In his recent publication, Spire took to his Twitter handle..“that the nature of services we received depends on the attitude of the...
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1.3KALIBAWA SAIRE: The Uganda Martyrs and the ” Ecumenism of Blood”
The churches ought to emulate the Uganda martyrs by encouraging and restoring hope to their believers and speaking boldly about the injustices...
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1.1KShort Courses back on the road with long term benefits
Common short courses that are currently on demand include Administrative Law offered by Makerere University through the College of Education and External...
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2.7KUganda needs a Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Advocacy Strategy
Good sexual and reproductive health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being in all matters relating to the reproductive...
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935NRM MPs Retreat a Myth of Socio-Economic Transformation
DailyExpress is now on TikTok Follow Us Today By: MUBIRU GEORGE The retreat of NRM members of parliament starting on the 27th...
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995Condolence vote is killing the quality of debate in the August House
DailyExpress is now on TikTok Follow Us Today By Moses Wawah Onapa Every type of politics could be addressed from the point...
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1.7KWhy are people defaulting on their loans in Uganda?
The trend of people defaulting on their loans and struggling to manage their debts is not unique to Uganda, as many people...
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1.3KThe Burden of COVID-19: A global perspective on Uganda and Africa
This article examines the burden of COVID-19 globally, with a specific focus on Africa and Uganda. Additionally, it delves into the introduction...
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940OPINION: Lessons from Engola, Jajja Ichuli and Bhandari Killings
Security should not be viewed as a commodity to be purchased, like you can wake up one morning and go and buy...
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1.4KPDM is still Uganda’s magic bullet to alleviate poverty
Under PDM, the government set up structures and frameworks for planning, budgeting and delivery of public services. People at the parish level...
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Increase Judiciary Budget to achieve 100% of NRM Manifesto by 2026
According to the judiciary, the status of implementation of NRM manifesto commitments and strategic directives and guidelines for the period 2021 to...
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1.2KInternational Nurses Day: Uganda Prospective Review
The scraping off of Nursing Aids / Assistants was pretty good to standardize and equip the least cadre with all basic knowledge...
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No future in healthcare without Nurses: Prioritise Nurses
Government of Uganda should prioritize investing in the nursing profession for better healthcare outcomes. Together our future depends on every nurse, every...
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1.9KParadigm Shift to Right Health Sector Priorities – A Preventive Approach
In Health economics, Disability adjusted life years (DALYs) is a measure of very costly curative investment to try and restore health, whereas...
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Are cultural institutions an economic hunch bag on Ugandan taxpayers or worth it?
A cultural leader is paid about shs 7 million per month, exclusive of basic pay like tuition for immediate family members and...
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1.2KMUBIRU GEORGE: The Neglection of Busoga
Busoga has one of the worst road networks in the country. Our roads are impassible, full of potholes. For now 38 years,...
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1.2KOne Year of Parish Development Model: Could the Poverty eradication programme have done better?
The model now in its year seeks to propel the 39% of Uganda’s population still stuck in the subsistence economy, into the...
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1.1KAdvice to parents as holidays begin
If the holiday is for 30 days , let the kid work on something that will earn him or her some money...