Across many African contexts, healthcare is still largely sought only when illness becomes unavoidable, a pattern that is often interpreted as negligence or lack of
Category: Opinion
Andrew Musanja: Why does school fees still feel like an emergency?
As a parent, I live by two calendars. The first is the one on my wall, with birthdays, work deadlines, and family events. The second
DAVID ISABIRYE: Open letter to General Muhoozi Kainerugaba
This letter is addressed specially to the person of General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) for the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF).
FACT FILE:How UCU Dean Climbed Ladders To Big Office Before Goons Taking Her Life!
Born in Mbarara, western Uganda, Pamela Tumwebaze attended St. Helens Primary School and later Kyeizooba Girls Secondary School in Bushenyi before joining UCU campus for
BIG BUSINESS:Commercial Banks Step Up to Mobilize Financing, Unlock Uganda’s Mining Potential
Commercial banks in Uganda have declared their readiness to finance both large-scale and small-scale mining ventures, provided projects are well-structured and compliant with regulatory and
Bethuel Karanja: How Uganda’s economy can withstand global turmoil
From Washington to Beijing, the global economic weather is turning unpredictable. Trade rules that once anchored international commerce are fraying under the strain of protectionism,