All posts tagged "Opinion"
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721OP-EDOp-Ed: Empower Refugees with enterprises to relieve them from humanitarian dependency
By Felix Oketcho For decades, the Uganda government and development partners have supported millions of refugees with freebies in terms of humanitarian...
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777LifestyleAddiction: A lack of control over pleasurable behaviours
By Sande E Oundo Addiction is a mental disorder defined as a pervasive and intense urge to engage in harmful behaviours providing...
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703OP-EDIndispensable yet under-utilized youthful force; Rising intractable political social media shouts
By Lukanga Samuel For young people (Bazzukulu as called by the president) transitioning out of the child welfare system at 18, adulthood...
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822OP-EDWater, Sanitation, and Hygiene in Complex emergency situations
In times of war, conflict, and natural disasters, ensuring access to safe water and proper sanitation facilities becomes a monumental challenge. Emergencies...
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762OP-EDPresidential Tour: Will Museveni maintain the grip on Bukedi region?
By George Mubiru “If the vulture fails to hover at the end of a sacrifice, then you know that something happened in...
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710OP-EDContraceptives for children: What are the pros and cons
By Bukomba Ronald Dennis The recent government decision to permit children aged 15 and above to access contraceptives has sparked intense debates...
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Age over youth: Grandfather effect shapes politics. Uganda!
By Lukanga Samuel As millennial and post-millennial voters become the largest group of voters around the world, the ‘grandfather effect’ has seen...
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888OP-EDOp-Ed: Lwera Rice Scheme and Palm Trees in Kalangala cannot cause climate change
By Ben Ssebuguzi During the eviction of people from Lubigi swamp, I saw someone on TV demanding the eviction of the rice...
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1.3KOpinionEducation: A key ingredient for delivery of comprehensive Palliative Care Services
By Brian Nambale Today, October 14th, we commemorate World Hospice & Palliative Care Day under the theme “Compassionate Communities: Together for Palliative...
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1.1KOP-EDDENIS JUUKO: Capital markets, not chicken, the better option for investors
Lost a job unexpectedly? Side income to supplement the family income? What about that elusive job? Stay-home mom being urged to do...
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1.1KOP-EDNRM Govt accused of turning deaf ears on road network crisis in Zombo
By Alithum Hillary Zombo, (UG): Zombo District since its inception has been and will be a stronghold, a haven of votes for...
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678OP-EDOP-ED: Uganda on course with sound economy despite Household poverty challenge
By Hajjat Hadijah Uzeiye Namyalo As we celebrate the 61 Independence, I am grateful for the sounding economy our country has attained under the...
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1.0KOP-EDHow many years of independence are we counting? From 1962 or 1986??
By Moses Wawah Onapa I have on a numerous occasions read the Supreme Book of Land and one confusing element is that...
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993OP-EDIndependence Day: Celebrating NRM’s socio-economic transformation through agricultural modernisation
By Edrine Benesa On 9, October, the country will gladly head to Kololo Independence ground to relieve the good memories of Uganda’s...
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1.5KOpinionNow is the time to embrace and attend scientific conferences!
“What a fantastic conference!”. The presentations were of very high quality. This was by far the most informative conference that I have...
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Meningitis- A silent killer disease easily confused: Know the signs, act fast and save lives
By Brian Nambale As we commemorate World Meningitis Day every 5th of October every year, Uganda is also among the countries wrapped...
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1.3KOP-EDOPINION: Can Bobi Wine lead a million-dollar match to the Trade Fair?
By Ssebuguzi Ben If you analyse why politicians exist, sometimes it is not for the common man, but for their own interests....
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934OP-EDOPINION: Museveni can win back hearts of NRM mobilisers through ONC empowerment projects
By Hakim Kyeswa Since the registration of the National Resistance Movement as a Political Party transforming from the Movement, Mobilizers have acted...
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1.2KOP-EDDepression: The untold ‘black dog’
By Sande E. Oundo Depression has been compared to a black dog by Winston Churchill, which follows you everywhere you go, when...
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654OP-EDMARK JUDE MUGERWA: Lessons from failure
Can one learn from failure? Can one pick any lessons from failure? One can pick very many lessons from failure. One should...
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1.1KOP-EDOPINION: Continued opposition bickering paves way for Museveni’s victory come 2026
By Keitira Brian The political landscape in Uganda has been marked by fierce opposition to the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) and...
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1.5KOP-EDWorkplace Health & Safety: Employees and Employers’ Role in Promoting a Safe Workplace
By Dr Nakimuli Mariam Every human endeavor has a legitimate reason to be concerned about health and safety. In order to reduce...
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962NewsKINTU MOSES: Bobi Wine using tribalism to create disunity among Ugandans
By Kintu Moses Whereas the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda under article 41 well elaborates what promoting tribalism is, the National...
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1.1KOP-EDOfwono Opondo on NRM’s Rural Transformation Journey: The Forgotten Rural Farmer’s Scheme
The ongoing political rancour over the alleged neglect of the Luwero Triangle, the beacon of NRM revolution compels my recollection of Uganda’s...