Features
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Thriving at work: Fostering a safe space for peak performance
Our workplaces are second homes, consuming a significant portion of our waking hours. Employers who prioritize a safe and healthy…
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Census mess is not a mistake; it is deliberate
By Andrew Karamagi In General Yoweri Museveni’s mind, it is better to be accused of being incompetent than reveal information…
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DR. SPIRE SSENTONGO: How speaker Among messed herself
Of course the most concerning of issues around the Speaker should be about her use of public resources and her…
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UK sanctions against Speaker Among are so redundant, reading between the lines
By AKAMPA Tanbull A few days ago the United Kingdom Government issued a statement announcing sanctions against the Speaker of…
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LABOUR DAY: Know the history and significance
May 1st is celebrated as International Workers Day all over the world. It is a day that acknowledges the contribution…
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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…
