By Dr Julius Babyetsiza In September, I published an article in the Daily Express titled “Museveni’s Blind Spot: Graduate Unemployment and the...
By Oweyegha Afunaduula By incongruence, I mean a mismatch between two contending parties with regard to perception, understanding, concern, action, interests, perspectives,...
By Wilfred Arinda Nshekantebirwe “What shall it profit a nation if it holds regular elections, yet loses the very soul of democracy...
By Pamela Kabahesi Much has been made of Africa’s youth dividend. With a median age of just 19, the continent is home...
By Emmanuel Opio Recently, I had the chance to reconnect with an old friend from high school, who now serves as an...
By Amiri Wabusimba His Excellency Gen. Yoweri Kaguta MuseveniPresident of the Republic of UgandaState House, Entebbe I write to you in my...
By Steven Masiga Sometime in the mid-1980s, a peasant father from Bugisu made the long journey to Kampala with one mission: to...
By Joshua Einstein Brian Who has failed Africa?What has caused the radiant dreams and fierce sacrifices of our forefathers to dim and...
By Odeke Bazel There is a quiet exodus happening across Uganda. Not from the country, but from its boardrooms. From plush offices...
By Bagarukayo Abdul Physical planners and urban planners play a crucial role in shaping the future of our cities and towns. However,...
By Ben Ssebuguzi Two Nations who trade with each other become reciprocally dependent: for if one has an interest in buying, the...
“To hell with taking my child for immunization! those vaccines were created by whites to kill us Africans and our children”, says...
By The Ombudsman Uganda A more centrist coalition government would respect the rule of law, but its ability to advance peace will...
By BISAWO BYA SENTE In 1981, highly courageous men and women made a bold decision to jump out of their comfort zones...
By Edrine Benesa The National Resistance Movement/Army ( NRM/ A) will Friday, January 26, celebrate 38 years since their record-breaking armed offensive...
By Aisha Naava On a daily people wake up to go and make money, to live a better life at that particular...
By Odeke Bazel From Dokolo to the whole world, a once fearless worrier in UPC, had the last prowess maximized at Najjanankumbi...
Although satire is usually meant to be humorous, its greater purpose is often constructive social criticism, using wit to draw attention to both...
There is sufficient political literature for one to make a conclusion that indeed a president in Uganda has enough authority to influence...
By Hudu Hussein A kidney transplant is a complex procedure. It involves attaching nearby blood vessels of the donee to the donated...
By Ben Ssebuguzi While interacting with one of the top gurus of the 69 agencies which are feared to be scraped, I...
By Alibawa Saire Understanding of confidence, philosopher and novelist Pépin asserts that to achieve it we must trust the process of our...
By Cadre Akansasira Junior Victor As Uganda enters the pivotal year of 2024, the focus on engaging and empowering the youth has...
By Lukanga Samuel To be politically correct is to choose words and sometimes actions that avoid disparaging, insulting or offending people because...