Features
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DR SPIRE SSENTONGO: Dear police officers, I know that the humanity in you is not entirely dead, though terribly diminished
Dear police officers, welcome back from the day’s labour and anxiety We understand the pain you must be enduring internally,…
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How media literacy can fight misinformation in Uganda
The media consumption landscape in Uganda is undergoing a radical transformation. With digital technologies and social media on the rise,…
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Protests in Uganda: The surprising benefits for politicians
While protests in Uganda are often seen as a challenge to political authority, in Uganda, savvy politicians are finding ways…
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Is the new VAT law on donated goods, services a gift or burden?
The Value Added Tax Amendment Act 2024, recently signed into law by President Yoweri Museveni, has stirred a pot of…
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VIGILANTE CULTURE: How mob rule replaces the rule of law in Uganda
As dawn breaks over Uganda, a dark shadow looms over the nation, a growing trend of mob justice that’s shaking the…
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Are Ugandans an anti-business community?
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are often hailed as the drivers of economic growth and youth employment. However, in Uganda,…
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MICHAEL JJINGO: A cashless society is possible
Cash is king! We continue to hear and see cash carried in sacks; cash stolen from cars at car washing…
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Residents struggle with high rent, business decline amid influx of Eritreans in Makindye
Residents of Makindye Division have voiced their frustrations over what they perceive as an influx of Eritreans dominating local businesses…
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How Ugandan youths are leading the tech boom
Uganda is witnessing a tech revolution, and it’s the youth at the forefront, driving innovation and digital transformation across the…