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By Crispin Kaheru Uganda, the Pearl of Africa, where even the mosquitoes seem to hum in harmony with the rhythm of life. ARead More
Gaming can’t really cause accidents but it surel
Dr. Innocent Nahabwe Recently , I was drawn to an article in New Vision with a screaming headline that “betting: Cause for worryRead More
Why I cautiously support Petroleum Supply Bill
By Dicksons Kateshumbwa (MP) Yesterday Parliament passed the Bill to grant UNOC the right to supply fuel into the country. There has beenRead More
Massimiliano Mazzanti: The Exceptional Italian Amb
By Crispin Kaheru In the realm of diplomacy, the role of an ambassador often conjures an image of a mere conduit for officialRead More
Clerkship and the surging numbers. What can be don
In the recent years, most if not all law firms or government institutions have been bombarded with a multitude of applications for prospectiveRead More
Why the Government Should Support Free-to-Air Broa
By Innocent Nahabwe Before the days of social media, television was our main source of news and information, along with radio and newspapers.Read More
Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba on how to reduce cost of d
By Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba Prof. Augustus Nuwagaba is a global consultant on economic development.
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Op_Ed: UNOC CEO, Proscovia Nabbanja on Advancing E
By Proscovia Nabbanja The global energy transition presents unique challenges for developing nations that have not benefited from significant industrial and economic growthRead More
Speaker Anita Among is a victim of malice and sabo
By Elisha Kaweesa I am here to give sense to the ill conceived people who call themselves the Intel Team who attacked andRead More
Paul Amoru: Why Second Uganda-South Africa trade a
By Paul Amoru Uganda and South African governments have enjoyed a momentous, warm and friendly relations since the signing of a formal diplomaticRead More