Opinion
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BOBI WINE: 10 reasons why the Shs500 million to Hon. Mathias Mpuuga was an act of corruption and abuse of office
On May 6, 2022 there was a meeting of the Parliamentary Commission attended by Ms. Anitah Among, Hon. Mpuuga and…
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HILDA NSIMIIRE: Lower power tariffs for rural people to benefit from Electricity Access Scale-Up Project
In the first week of February 2024, the government of Uganda through the Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Ms.…
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Is our obsession with girl child empowerment deliberately “killing” the boy child?
By Edrine Benesa The Minister of Education and Sports, also the First Lady of Uganda made a very disturbing revelation…
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OFWONO OPONDO: MK movement, Patriotic League, NRM, and quarrelsome opposition in 2026
Uganda’s general elections are still two years away, but signs show contenders elbowing to have a foot ahead of potential…
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OLIVE ATUHARE: We need to support oil host communities to improve on their welfare
On February 15, 2024, I had an opportunity to attend an exchange learning for fisher folks who were drawn from…
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ATUHAIRE OLIVE: We can promote clean energy by supporting briquette makers
On February 14th, daily monitor reported that the briquette makers are appealing to the government to support their products through…
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AKAMPA RUGABA: The only serious opposition was Besigye’s FDC (2006-2011), the rest are just schemers!
Well, as I write this, the country is confusing the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) as a new political party…
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ARYAMPA BRIGHTON: The reprisals against defenders delaying Uganda’s energy development
Just like any country bothered about development concerns, Uganda has been dynamic to beat the temporary times of increased youth…
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OLIVIA ATUHAIRE: The EASP will be more beneficial if the power tariffs are reduced
On February 2, 2024 the Minister of Energy and Mineral Development Ruth Nankabirwa launched the Electricity Access Scale up projects…
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Empower women in the green energy transition to promote their good health
By Olivia Atuhaire The electricity access in the country remains at less than 25% and of these, over 90% depend…
