Opinion Topics – Page 6 of 20

SEM BIGABWARUGABA: Faith and Reason

After the celebration of the Uganda Martyrs in our country, most people criticized the spirit of the faith pilgrims had using reason.

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DAN MURAMUZI: ‘Fit for purpose work health work force’

There's a need to involve collectively all ministries of Education and Health across Africa to develop curricula that meet Africa’s health challenges...

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OPINION: Clean Water is a good ingredient in Production and Job Creation

According to latest records, the National coverage for clean water is 69.9% with coverage in urban centres coming to 71.6%. This is...

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CASSIAN OMONGOT: Life in Leadership

Mentorship is very fundamental in leadership. Leader, what do you stand for? The word ‘leader’ should not only make a lot of...

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OPINION: Sexuality education for children and adolescents – more harm or good?

After the recent scandal circulating on social media by the Lubiri students in the Midland High school bus, this article entitled “Has...

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Understanding the preparedness of the Health Sector towards managing emerging Infectious Diseases

The ultimate question to ourselves is whether the health system of Uganda is really coping up with the different emerging infectious diseases...

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Cultural institutions should protect the girl-child from harmful cultural practices

It is a dangerous practice to mix young girls of as low as 9 years and moreover naked with dangerous adults who...

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DENIS JJUUKO: VAT should be paid after cash received policy and should extend to all sectors

There is a story that didn’t make newspaper headlines or even trend online but very crucial for small and medium enterprises or...

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OPINION: Let’s celebrate lower middle income status With champaign

This achievement is not by default but designed by all Ugandans and the NRM leadership through joint efforts by all stakeholders.

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MUGERWA MARK JUDE: The Beauty of Unity in Diversity

Sharing and finding beauty in each and every culture shapes us into open-minded people who are able to become positively inquisitive about...

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OPINION: A parliamentary elected president would be toppled in a minute by the very Parliament

If Parliament goes ahead with its idea of picking a president for Uganda, this would amount to a fusion of executive, legislative...

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Sewage: A Public Health Problem That Needs To Be Addressed In Kampala

This problem calls for immediate clear interventions in managing wastewater as well as strict laws towards community members who just release the...

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Why high blood pressure in pregnancy should not be taken lightly?

health institutions among others organized various events across the country including community outreaches creating awareness on high blood pressure during pregnancy, screening...