Opinion
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Degrees yes but they have nothing to do with wisdom and leadership
I think it is not civilized to degrade some Ugandans because they did not complete their formal education by getting…
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Reviving indigenous knowledge for key sustainable development in Uganda
When we speak of knowledge integration, we must not look far. The clearest examples lie in the wisdom and practices…
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Museveni must finish the Egyptian job before retirement
By Jumbwike Sam In his 1992 Journal Article, Constructivist Alexander Wendt postulates that anarchy is what states make if it,…
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President Ruto’s Jamhuri Gift to Nubians Deserves Global Recognition
By Jumbwike Sam Dr. Mimi Uwineza Harriet’s email landed to my inbox on a serene June 1st afternoon of 2012,…
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Why the church and cultural institutions need an urgent dialogue of civilization
By Jumbwike Sam Political Philosopher Jonathan Sacks (1997) stated that sometimes it is helpful to simplify, to draw a diagram…
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Equipping youth with skills for a sustainable future is a mission we must all embrace
By Nathan Okiror Team Leader, Imagine Her On July 15, the world comes together to mark World Youth Skills Day—a…
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Will special interest groups answer this democratic call to lead Uganda?
I once told my friend Joseph that he should consider joining politics. It wasn’t a passing compliment; I meant it.…
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How dfcu Bank’s vehicle and asset finance product is unlocking economic potential in Uganda
By Gloria Ssuuna Namutebi In today’s economy, owning a productive asset; a vehicle, a motorcycle, or a piece of…
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Environmental noise pollution – a scourge ravaging Uganda in the name of development
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Center for Critical Thinking and Alternative Analysis All noise is environmental noise and occurs in all the dimensions…
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The CEC Contest – Mama Kadaga, is it time to pass the baton?
In politics, as in life, there comes a time when even the most iconic figures must acknowledge that their season…
