All posts tagged "Opinion"
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261OP-EDKampala sinks struggling with its own growth and deadly floods
By Wabusimba Amiri When the heavens open over Kampala, the city holds its breath. The sky weeps in torrents, and the streets...
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328OP-EDOpen letter to late Obote: What is UPC’s fate amid Museveni’s reign?
By George Ofwono A poignant open letter, penned by Joseph Ochieno, former chairperson of the UPC External Bureau – UK and aide...
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374OP-EDTororo’s Blackout: A Microcosm of Uganda’s Electricity Transition Crisis
By Ofwono George Tororo, Uganda:- The darkness that has engulfed Bison Maguria and Nyangole parishes in Tororo Municipality for the past two...
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713FootballAPPRECIATION POST: Big Thanks to FUFA, Security, and Namboole Team for Job Well Done at Uganda vs Guinea
In My Own View:- The 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier between Uganda and Guinea hosted on Tuesday, March 25, at Mandela National...
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310OP-EDDoes NUP’s win in Kawempe give ray of hope for 2026?
By Odeke Bazel The hot off the fire by-election win of the National Unity Platform (NUP) in Kawempe set a wake-up call...
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190Campus LinkKnowledge Scamming: A Global Interrogation of University Education in the 21st Century
By Herbert KayongoDiaspora Connect International Across the globe, universities have historically positioned themselves as bastions of knowledge and engines of socio-economic advancement....
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660OP-EDJOHN MARY ODOY: No Buganda, No Uganda
The new regional names on the map of Uganda are ridiculous and provocative. No right-minded Ugandan can settle for this and certainly...
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The undefined syndrome of success in Uganda among elites
By Herbert KayongoDiaspora Connect International In Uganda’s contemporary discourse on development and prosperity, success has become a term frequently referenced yet poorly...
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599OP-EDHow Motorcycle Asset Financing is driving boda boda riders into financial slavery
By Wabusimba Amiri The boda boda industry in Uganda is a crucial sector, providing employment and economic mobility for thousands, particularly among...
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1.0KOP-EDHow to lose an election: A masterclass in political missteps
By Denis Muteguya Winning elections is exhausting, isn’t it? The long nights of strategizing, the endless speeches, the pressure of securing every...
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400HealthTokophobia is real: The fear of childbirth
Imagine being terrified, not just anxious at the thought of pregnancy but also childbirth. For many, this is a constant fear and...
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268OP-EDBroken press, broken voices: Journalists ought to unite or we’ll perish
By Leonard Kamugisha Akida It is deeply unfortunate that when a journalist from a rising media house is brutally beaten or arbitrarily...
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1.3KBig StoryWhat Went Wrong for NRM in Kawempe By-Election; Where are the Ghetto Youths Museveni Funded?
By Wakameli Anthony The recently concluded Kawempe North by-election once again raised critical questions about the ruling National Resistance Movement’s (NRM) electoral...
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366OP-EDOpen Letter to Minister of Education, Mama Janet Museveni
By Obonyo Ronnie Dear Honorable Minister,Homework is very important to our children in many ways that I have put in the attached...
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868OP-EDThe political and moral dilemma of independent candidacies after party primaries
By Denis Muteguya Of course, loyalty in politics is absolute until it isn’t. A candidate who proudly dons party colors, praises the...
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507OP-EDUgandan Kings, Cultural leaders should stay above community conflicts
By Steven Masiga Conflicts, if not properly managed, can plunge entire societies into disorder, and cultural institutions are no exception. Busoga, for...
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699OP-EDJATT: A threat to Museveni’s own regime
By Wilfred Arinda Nshekantebirwe In August 1991, Soviet citizens took their national future into their own hands by flooding the streets of...
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889OP-EDAddressing the social stigma of deafness on World Hearing Day
By Timothy Egwelu My colleague suggested I visit a Pastor in Mutundwe for deliverance, claiming he could help with my Deafness. I...
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Politics of Deception: How opposition tactics undermine national stability
By Denis Muteguya In many parts of the world, governments that have maintained security and stability often find themselves under siege not...
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416OP-EDHow NRM’s legacy of corruption is undermining PDM programme
By Arinda Nshekantebirwe In Uganda, corruption has become so deeply ingrained in our society that it now permeates every level of governance,...
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386OP-EDONC’s Grassroots Monitoring; a game-changer for effective service delivery and political mobilization
By Kyeswa Hakim In recent years, the Office of the National Chairman (ONC) has emerged as a critical player in Uganda’s governance...
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476OP-EDParents! Meet Absalom: The Mutinous Bolshie Son of King David
By Lukanga Samuel Absalom, the third son of King David by his wife Maacah, seemed to have everything going for him, but...
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423OP-EDThe struggle for East African Integration continues
By David K Mafabi Two weeks ago, Ambassador Francis Katana invited me to address a one-day public dialogue hosted by the Uganda...
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643OP-EDWhy is Museveni visiting people with few pigs, chickens on PDM tour?
By Nelson Bwire Kapo In July 2019, President Museveni cut short his participation at the Comesa International Trade Fair and High-Level Business...
