All posts tagged "Opinion"
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360OP-EDMisinformation and Disinformation around Climate Change: What is the impact and strategies
By Wejuli Junior Mike | Research Assistant, Makerere University. Climate change is one of humanity’s most urgent and complex challenges in the...
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627OP-EDSHACU weaponized to settle political and personal scores in Lira City
State House Anti-Corruption Unit weaponized to settle political and personal scores in Lira City – a case study of the arrest of...
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213OP-EDWater, an underrated tool for societal transformation
By Ivan Ongebo Many times, we have answered this question without fully understanding it properly. It is like answering the question of...
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520HealthBalancing blood sugars for a healthy lifestyle
By Kamara Daniel Balancing sugars simply means maintaining the blood glucose in the normal ranges so that the body is neither depleted...
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369OP-EDNavigating Complexity: Assessing Security Implications of Somalia’s Admission into EAC Bloc
By Alor Steven, Economist @CSBAG As the East African Community (EAC) considers the admission of Somalia into its fold, it is crucial...
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256OP-EDEDRINE BENESA: The Teso Leaders’ Workshop and why every RDC was destined to succeed under Babalanda, Kakande
By Edrine Benesa This week, yet again, the Office of the President organised a leaders retreat for Resident District/City Commissioners(RDCs/ RCCs and...
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661AnalysisUganda’s stride in National Ambulance Services: A leap from basic transport to advanced care
The recent flag-off of 53 ambulance vehicles by the Ministry of Health signifies not just an augmentation of emergency medical resources but...
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254HealthWhy women need midwifery care during pregnancy, labour and after birth
As midwives, being ‘with woman’ is at the heart of what we do every day. This is part of our identity and...
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Impact of granting UNOC monopoly on oil supply in Uganda
By Alor Steven, | Economist at the Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG) Executive Summary:The recent signing of the Petroleum Supply Amendment...
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EDRINE BENESA: What Somalia’s recent admission to EAC Means for the Bloc
The Somali government recently issued a public statement announcing that the seven presidents of the EAC countries had signed off the verification...
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415OP-EDOp-Ed: Oil carries a national security risk
By Ben Ssebuguzi The Nationalisation of our Petroleum supply has dominated positive and negative vibes in equal measure for a fortnight, but...
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866OP-EDEssentials for successful communication at the workplace
By Dr Nakimuli Mariam Only when both the sender and the recipient are intent on communicating can communication be considered effective. Peter...
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542NewsOp-Ed: Denying Makerere land in Budondo is denying development
By Paul Kwanguzi A few weeks ago, I attended a burial in Budondo, my birthplace, in Jinja Northern Constituency and one of...
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271OP-EDOp-Ed: Hadijah Namyalo is the bridge in President Museveni’s political mobilisation space
The young, energetic and powerful icon in President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s political mobilisation space is all that describes Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye....
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Op-Ed: ONC is very resolute in empowering disadvantaged youths
By Ben Ssebuguzi President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has immense passion for empowering Ugandans who are outside the money economy especially young people...
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744HealthHealth Tips: Improve your sexual life with healthy food choices
By Kamara Daniel In Uganda and the world over, people are affected by different sexual challenges, such as sexual incompetence, less manpower,...
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395Opinion
Social Constructs and Public Health: A closer look at their impact and strategies for change
Social constructs are integral elements of our society that shape our perceptions, behaviors, and interactions. These constructs play a profound role in...
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1.4KOP-EDWho pays the price for the loss of young lives?: A story of a wounded soldier
There’s a plethora of wars that have covered the face of the earth since time memorial and yet are still ongoing. One...
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726OP-EDIgniting Glory: A plea for Greater Nebbi elites to embrace local sports sponsorship with Paidha Black Angel and Nebbi Central FC
By Fred Amula In the heart of Greater Nebbi, where football fervour runs deep, a disheartening trend looms large – the reluctance...
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862HealthUganda at crossroads over surging HIV infections, action needed!
Recently, we have come to know that Mbarara City grapples with a silent but formidable adversary a rising HIV prevalence with over...
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519OP-EDWhy Ugandan youths prefer Opposition: A Closer look at the current government
By Cadre Akansasira Junior Victor Uganda, a vibrant and diverse country in East Africa, is home to a significant youth population. With...
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836OP-EDNational Safe Motherhood Conference: Why you should attend such conferences!
“I sincerely congratulate NASMEC on the success of the 03rd National Safe Motherhood Conference, which was well-organized, well-balanced, and had a very...
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493HealthIrritable Bowel Syndrome: A nasty and quietly life-destroying sickness impacting lives
By Sande E Oundo Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a medical disorder of the stomach characterized by a group of symptoms that...
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318HealthOp-Ed: Is it a headache or you’re having stroke?
By Dr. Henry Ddungu Headaches can sometimes be so painful that it can make you wonder if something more serious is wrong....