Opinion
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226Occupational Health Hazards; A Silent Killer of the Nations’ developers
By Aisha Naava On a daily people wake up to go and make money, to live a better life at that particular...
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309Water, a Basic Need or Scarce Resource?
Water is essential for life, but for many people in Uganda, it is a scarce and unsafe resource. According to the World Health...
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256Using satire and humour to evoke better service delivery
Although satire is usually meant to be humorous, its greater purpose is often constructive social criticism, using wit to draw attention to both...
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424Fair Share: A tax system with an equitable tax burden and broad tax base
By Maureen Avako Uganda has held numerous discussions on a fair tax system, frequently led by CSOs like Oxfam and Seatini, tax professionals,...
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241HUDU HUSSEIN: Do we need the NUP ‘gangerism’ character in Uganda today?
By Hudu Hussein I have no personal vendetta against Robert Kyagulanyi’s NUP. I only take issue with the political degradation within the...
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403Why the Muhoozi Project is a Hoax
By Andrew Karamagi After some contemplation and observation, I have come to the conclusion that the MK Project (a hodgepodge ensemble that...
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221We should all shout at the Besigye- Bobi Wine-engineered catastrophe before it’s too late
By Edrine Benesa This week could be the time history will be written as the advent of the country’s darkest moment following...
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289The need for Ugandan Nurses and Midwives to engage in storytelling
By Mujurizi Anthony “What a fabulous storytelling training this was for our Ugandan nurses and midwives!”. I exclaimed. “Never overlook the power...
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875January 26: A rewind into 38 years of Museveni’s NRM in power
By Lukanga Samuel NRM’s presidential flag bearer since its inception, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni Tibuhaburwa, the president of Uganda is currently serving his...
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254OPINION: Every entity needs a game-changer like Dr Sudhir to deliver unexpectedly
By Ben Ssubuguzi Every organization/country needs a game changer. Game changers are able to identify business opportunities which others don’t, and come...
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601Celebrating NRA’s 38th Anniversary: How was the liberation struggle?
By Masuumi Juma The National Resistance Movement (NRM) Liberation Day is a National holiday in Uganda observed on January 26th each year...
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260Can Museveni get Minister Kitutu off the hook?
There is sufficient political literature for one to make a conclusion that indeed a president in Uganda has enough authority to influence...
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215How to make NAM delegates pay for extra nights in our accommodations with our charming escorts?
By Ben Ssebuguzi I was trying to think outside the box on what it means to host 120 countries in our country...
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322Let’s celebrate Uganda’s breakthrough in Kidney transplant
By Hudu Hussein A kidney transplant is a complex procedure. It involves attaching nearby blood vessels of the donee to the donated...
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291Bugingo’s fictitious assassination movie titled “Mukubile Mukama Engalo Ezamanyi”
By Senoga Michael Writing a script for an assassination movie is no easy task especially if the person directing the movie is...
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403Why Masaabaland is losing its grip on national politics
Gone are the days when the big boys were in town with the likes of Chief Justice George Masika, the Director of...
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Public service will find an uphill task in rationalization of agencies
By Ben Ssebuguzi While interacting with one of the top gurus of the 69 agencies which are feared to be scraped, I...
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192Learn to Value what you hold!
By Alibawa Saire Learn to value what you have at hand, learn to embrace what you have currently, many of us fail...
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Incest among the Bamasaaba and the cultural punishments available
Wikipedia defines incest as a human sexual activity between family members or close relatives. This typically includes sexual activity between people in...
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531Are Ugandans now confident?
By Alibawa Saire Understanding of confidence, philosopher and novelist Pépin asserts that to achieve it we must trust the process of our...
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377Museveni, NRM politicians should use 2024 to fulfil untouched promises before 2026 elections
By Cadre Akansasira Junior Victor As Uganda enters the pivotal year of 2024, the focus on engaging and empowering the youth has...
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Why 2026 may not give Museveni the challenge we anticipated after 2021
By Benesa Edrine Whenever an election period draws closer, the political atmosphere in the country begins to heat up. In just a...
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396Bugingo’s contradictory attempted assassination through the lenses of an inquisitive mind
For two long days, I have actively tried to process the attempted assassination of House of Prayer Ministry boss, Pastor Aloysious Bugingo...
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305Being 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...