Features
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Prof Ogwang scoops Africa Outstanding Professionals award
Renowned pharmacologist and inventor of the COVID-19 herbal drug Covidex, Professor Patrcick Ogwang Engeu, has been honored with the prestigious…
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IPSOS study exposes Ugandans’ media consumption habits
IPSOS Uganda, a leading market and social research company, has released the WAVE II National Audience Measurement Survey (NAMS) Results,…
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Why there is need to uncover robust solutions for tackling Uganda’s widespread flooding
By Olive Atuhaire The media reported that at least 85 families in two villages in Galilaaya Sub-county, Kayunga District are stranded as rising…
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Here are Africa’s ancient baobab trees that have lived for over 6000 years
In the heart of Africa’s vast landscapes stand towering sentinels of time – the ancient baobab trees. These majestic giants,…
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DENIS TUKAHIKAHO Ph.D: Zakat is for the needy and the poor
Zakat is an obligatory act of worship in Islam, often referred to as almsgiving or charity. It’s one of the…
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Coffee may lower risk of skin cancer, study reveals
A study published in the Journal of Dermatology recently uncovered an association between coffee consumption and a reduced risk of…
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Don’t ignore real estate because you have little money to invest
By Livingstone Mukasa In 2018, at the invitation of Uganda’s Ministry of Finance, I found myself in Munyonyo Speak Resort…
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FDC is on death row; Besigye, Amuriat, Lukwago can’t save it
The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), the short-lived and vanquished former leading opposing party is on a death row from…
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CPA SILAJJI KANYESIGYE: Strategies for business sustainability in a volatile economy
As we navigate through the complexities of economic challenges, one significant concern emerges: the looming threat of escalating costs driven…
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Why security of tenure is crucial for Uganda’s economic development
By Dr Sam Mayanja Absence of title is at the root of tenure insecurity and was responsible for the near…
