Opinion
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Was it a wise decision of the Uganda government to go into vehicle making?
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula There was a time in the 1960s when the economy of Uganda was doing much better than the…
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Dysfunction as a preferred governance tool in Africa: the case of Uganda
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Dysfunction is the opposite of function. Systems dysfunction or function. Dysfunctioning means not operating or performing normally. It…
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Protect our children and protect our future by ending the use of lead paint in Uganda
By Peter Akugizibwe Araali As the world marks International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week from 19–25 October 2025 under the theme…
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How individual merit politics continues to erode political pluralism in Uganda
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Uganda marked her 63rd Independence Day on 9th October 2025. At 76 I was one of the few…
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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…
