Opinion
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6.7KChoosing the Right Learning Path – Blended vs. Traditional Education
By Ben Opolot Introduction: In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, students and parents alike are faced with a growing number of choices...
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7.0KHajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye: The Transformative Force Behind ONC’s Grassroots Revolution.
Celebrating a Legacy of Empowerment, Mobilization, and Inclusive Leadership By Kyambadde Lawrence Kampala, Uganda; — Since assuming leadership of the Office of...
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7.1KHow IMF latest forecast favours Uganda’s economic target
By Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye EDITOR: Towards the end of last month, the global economic body, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), upgraded its...
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6.4KUganda’s Presidential Race: Democracy or Just a Long Line for State House?
By Odeke Bazel If you take a slow walk to the Electoral Commission offices these days, you might think you’ve stumbled upon...
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6.1KKAZIBWE JAMIL: Tanga Odoi is the biggest liability to NRM today
By Kazibwe Jamil Ask any keen political observer and they will tell you — no single individual has inflicted more damage on...
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5.1KHow East Africa Can Lead Africa’s Youth Employment Revolution
By Pamela Kabahesi Much has been made of Africa’s youth dividend. With a median age of just 19, the continent is home...
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7.5KBreastfeeding Week 2025: A Nutritional Foundation for Uganda’s Future
By Kamara Daniel In Uganda, breastfeeding is more than a cultural norm it is a nutritional and public health imperative. As of...
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Neither Kyagulanyi, Nandala nor Muntu can defeat Gen. Museveni
By Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye EDITOR – The month of July ended with a lot of political posturing within opposition political parties such...
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3.9KWhy Uganda’s Opposition may be its own worst enemy in 2026
By Odeke Bazel Every election cycle in Uganda arrives like clockwork: loud campaigns, fresh slogans, recycled promises, and once again, the opposition...
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3.9KWhen a Continental Opportunity Becomes a National Embarrassment; CHAN 2024 Exposes Uganda’s Deep Cracks in Sports Governance
By Amiri Wabusimba Uganda’s co-hosting of the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN) is a milestone moment, symbolizing the country’s ambition to position...
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4.1KOPINION: 98% of school gang members in Mbale are on drugs – we must act now
Mbale, Uganda: School gangs in Mbale have grown into a dangerous, well-organised underworld operating within our education system. Our recent findings at...
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3.4KAfter Humiliation in Mityana North, Kiwanda should step aside and not campaign for CEC
By Hakim Kyeswa Kampala, Uganda: I was shocked this week to witness Kiwanda Ssuubi, fresh from a humiliating rejection in Mityana North,...
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3.7KHealthcare service integration and its role in efficiency and universal coverage in Uganda
By Wejuli Junior Mike Uganda, like many low- and middle-income countries, faces the dual challenge of a high disease burden and limited...
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3.0KRDCs Should Maintain Neutrality: The Case for Non-Interference in NRM Primaries
By Bagarukayo Abdu | NRM cadre As Uganda’s Resident District Commissioners (RDCs) navigate the complex landscape of political appointments and party dynamics,...
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2.9KImpossible Choices: NRM-Leaning Independents and the Fraud Behind Uganda’s Multipartism
By Arans Tabaruka The dust is yet to settle from the recently concluded NRM structures and party elections, an exercise marred by...
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2.7KNRM EC: Did the ‘Fish’ start rotting from the head or tail?
By Kazibwe Jamil Kampala, Uganda: In two swift and firm directives, H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the National Chairman of the NRM,...
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Why many politicians are now relying on Lingala music to woo voters
By Steven Masiga If your voters lose appetite for sugar, salt, and soap, then change the menu to something like music in...
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2.4KTime to rethink Uganda’s abortion laws! Ugandans must end silence around abortion
By Polyne Nabwire Discussions about illegal abortions have been dominant on social media, within various social groups, in offices, and among civil...
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2.6KNRM Party Primary Elections: A Journey of Struggle and Acceptance
By Emmanuel Opio The National Resistance Movement (NRM) Party’s primary elections for Members of Parliament on Thursday, July 17, 2025, were a...
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2.0KHave Ugandans Learnt Nothing and Forgotten Nothing?
By Denis Muteguya Uganda is once again in an election cycle, and with it comes a familiar pattern that has defined our...
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2.1KTanga Odoi faces final litmus test as NRM electoral boss
By Kazibwe Jamil Kampala, Uganda: After more than a decade at the helm of the NRM Electoral Commission, Dr Tanga Odoi remains...
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2.5KIt’s a Divided Party, Come Thursday
By Kazibwe Jamil As many of us anticipated, the NRM primaries have already exposed the deep cracks within the party, long before...
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2.1KTale of bricklayer who missed the Museveni ‘divine purpose’ in Wakiso
By Ben Ssebuguzi When they are blasting the word of God in church, sometimes our people are always distracted by either thoughts,...
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Prosperity Through Partnership: Why Uganda’s Business Community Should Embrace Govt Collaboration
By Bagarukayo Abdu | NRM Cadre In Uganda’s rapidly evolving economic landscape, the business community plays a vital role in driving growth...