Features
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Why Uganda’s bet on indigenous science defines our liberation and future
By Eng Jonard Asiimwe The history of global power is not written in the ink of diplomacy, but in the…
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Mama Kalangala: Parliament bids farewell to Hellen Nakimuli, a warm and compassionate legislator
There are leaders whose impact is measured in years, and there are those whose legacy transcends time. Hon. Hellen Nakimuli…
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KARAMOJA IRON SHEETS SCANDAL: Why all implicated ministers and govt officials must answer, and not only Agness Nandutu
By John Ssimbwa I am Hon. Ssimbwa John who in the 9th Parliament moved a Private Members’ Bill to amend…
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We are detaining our best people to death
By Robert Maseruka On April 8, 2026, Mrs Edith Katende Mufumbiro lost her battle with cancer. She died with dignity.…
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A frank review of the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights (Amendment) Bill, 2025
By Luyima Deklerk Uganda’s creative industry has, over the past decade, experienced notable growth, driven by advancements in digital technology…
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Why USD 100 oil isn’t the economy-killer it used to be
By Manpreet Gill Just how much should investors worry about high oil prices? Amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, it…
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Growth Rings of the Savannah: How a forgotten 1982 study in Kenya can help save Uganda’s wildlife habitats
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula I was the first scientist to use dendrochronology in East and Central Africa and most likely in Africa…
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Dispute resolution as a solution to case backlogs, access to justice and business continuity in Uganda
By Kobusingye Chantal Flavia In Uganda, taking a business partner to court is often a form of professional suicide.…
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New Tax Proposals: Stop Squeezing the Same Orange, Find New Revenue Sources
By Jude Opolot Akol On 23rd March 2026, we were deceived into thinking that the only thing that rises every…
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Uganda’s new tax proposals risk squeezing an already constrained economy
By Andrew Kyamagero Debate about the impact of Uganda’s proposed tax reforms for FY2026/27 is beginning to take shape not…
