All posts tagged "Opinion"
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422OP-EDOP-ED: The “Identity misconception trap” about Gay and minority Identities
By Ivan Mugonero The debate on LGBTQ rights in Uganda has lately been fronted by a babble of voices that have no...
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540OP-EDDAN MURAMUZI: Uganda still grappling with stunted children
Stunting, or being too short for one’s age, is a sign of chronic malnutrition in early childhood. Uganda (Pearl of Africa) also...
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387OP-EDOPINION: Is strengthening Rural Health Care Systems in Uganda key?
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live in a remote village in Uganda, where access to healthcare is limited, and...
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576OP-EDKatonga Spirit: Uganda’s Cuito Cuanavale, Stalingrad and how it can shape our anti-imperialist charge
By Alex Joel Masereka Historians have described it as the fiercest battle fought on the African continent. Situated in Angola, the Cuito...
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762OP-EDOPINION: Why is everyone silent on the Gabonese coup?
President Ali Bongo kept the carrots to himself. Many dictators especially benevolent ones use both the stick and carrot to secure obedience...
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743OP-EDOPINION: Ssemujju hoodwinking Ugandans to gain social media fame in accost attack on Museveni
By Masuumi Juma The Kira Municipality three termed legislator and FDC Party chief whip Hon. Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda’s rolling off misleading narratives...
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810NewsOpinion: The unexpected toll of traffic accidents
By Dr. Henry Ddungu When undergoing treatment for injuries sustained during a crash or accident, you’re often immobile High rates of road...
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1.3KOP-EDParliament is not vested with authority to halt transfer of headteacher
By Steven Masiga: Parliament would be overstretching its oversight role and similarly an affront to the administrative functions of the Ministry of...
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815OP-EDUganda not ready for ban on second-hand clothes (Mivumba)
By George Mubiru Of recent, while commissioning 10 factories in Mbale, Gen. Museveni called upon Ugandans to rally behind him and ban...
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1.3KHealthBlood clots and death: A worrying condition for most Ugandans
In a space of one to two months back, we have noted increasing cases where people collapse and die mysteriously in Uganda....
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465OpinionWejuli Mike: Will our efforts to tackle Antimicrobial Resistance outpace their evolving tactics
Imagine you fall ill, seek medical help, and start a cure to cure your ailment. You put your trust in modern medicine...
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527OpinionOPINION: Bishop Bakyenga was the Gleam of Humanity
By Sem. Robert Bigabwarugaba It’s now 40 days since the late Archbishop Emeritus Paul K. Bakyenga departed from this world. In scripture,...
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589OP-EDOPINION: A roadmap for developing performance management systems
By Dr Nakimuli Mariam A performance management system is a tool used by HR Managers to measure and analyze employee performance. Organizations...
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1.6KOP-EDOP-ED: An open letter to Minister J.C Muyingo
By Steven Masiga Greetings Mr John Chrysostom Muyingo, the Hon Minister of State for Higher Education! Warm regards and thank you for...
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596OpinionOPINION: Why do we still beg from imperialists with such a gifted country?
By: George Mubiru Uganda is a country of fascinating contrasts overly summed up as “The Pearl of Africa.” It is a fairy...
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1.1KOP-EDOP-ED: Is Uganda’s Reliance on Russian Helicopters a Fatal Mistake?
By Busiinge Aggrey On July 29 of this year, another Russian-made helicopter belonging to the Ugandan People’s Defence Force (UPDF) crashed in...
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869OP-EDOPINION: Remembering the 1985 Katonga battle
By Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye Around this time in 1985, the government forces of Uganda National Liberation Army (UNLA) were panicky because the...
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1.1KOP-EDThe prevalence shortage of nursing globally
By Napolean Bounaparte & Tania Oliveira Nurses are the largest professional healthcare workforce and maximizing their contribution to health is essential to...
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486OP-EDCourt is a good remedy for Dr Byarugaba to protect his pedigree
By Ben Ssebuguzi Recently, DailyMonitor published a headline story on how the former Managing Director of the National Social Security Fund (NSSF),...
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820HealthHEPATITIS: A disease that is still a taboo
By Samuel Lukanga Sendi as we always called him, now a father of six had a painful experience with viral hepatitis, an...
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964HealthObesity: A health time bomb to watch out for
By Sande E Oundo The World Health Organization defines obesity as an abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to...
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421OP-EDANDREW BABA: Why Kamugisha’s blatant attack on journalists reporting UNAA fraud is diversionary
Two days ago, I woke up to the shock of my life reading a highly vicious rant from one Rev. Joseph Kamugisha...
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809OP-EDOPINION: Positive psychology at the workplace
By Mariam Nakimuli Psychology is the study of human behaviour and mind state. Today, mental anxiety and stress are the most common...
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611OP-EDUganda’s chance to define its destiny: A turning point amidst World Bank suspension
By Kundu Ronald In a surprising move, the World Bank has announced that it will no longer provide loans to Uganda, marking...