All posts tagged "Op-ED"
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616OP-EDEpilepsy is not a curse: What every Ugandan needs to know
By Anna Nakirabira Epilepsy is one of the most common brain conditions in the world, affecting more than 5 million people globally...
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1.0KOP-EDPolitical Defections: Realignment or Opportunism?
By Baluye Waiswa Michael Political defection refers to the act of a politician or party member abandoning their original political party in...
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6.9KHealthBreastfeeding 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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1.9KOP-EDTime 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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1.1KOP-EDAdam Luzindana: Intrigue in NRM must Stop for the party to thrive
NRM must outgrow intrigue, focus now on cadre ship identification, training, and Empowerment. We must focus more on better service delivery We...
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3.1KBig StoryANDREW MWENDA: Democracy, new religious crusade
I complained on this page last week about Western efforts to force their ideals, especially democracy, on other countries and societies without...
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1.6KEditorialCan We Please Learn To Give Ourselves The Credit? – Writes Daniel Kakuru
By Daniel KakuruUgandan Medic in Private Practice and Social Commentator I once read, from the newspapers, a story of a man, as old...
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1.9KEditorialCLUELESS: Andrew Mwenda on Museveni & security handling of NUP’s Bobi Wine
KAMPALA: I have just been re-reading President Yoweri Museveni’s 1981 masterpiece on why he chose a protracted armed struggle to fight the...