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FARUK KIRUNDA: I Smell Another Rat- In Visa Business

Uganda is under attack from many corners and some fellow Ugandans are working with our foreign enemies. For a long time, Uganda is the target of affronts from foreigners interested in controlling our affairs at a time we should be shaking off

August 1, 2023

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Isn’t The West Using Sanctions To Benefit From Frozen Accounts-Frank Asiimwe Mulekwa

Every year, developing countries lose $8 to $100 billion in illicit financial flows to Switzerland alone, according to the Center for Global Development figures released 10 years ago. This could have increased due to the rising practice of organized crime, smuggling, corruption,

May 24, 2024

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Nathan Mubiru: Cerebral, Wholesome & Unique – Mathias Mpuuga Should Not Consider The Presidency

By Nathan Kikku Mubiru Matthias Mpuuga once said that he would only ever consider leaving Nyendo if the opportunity awaiting him was an extraordinary one. And, to be fair, your life would become a fair bit extraordinary if you became the new

May 24, 2024

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Businge: It Is Lack Of Individual Vision Not Jobs To Blame For Unemployment In Uganda

By Businge Emmanuel DRCC- Fort Portal. While Presiding Over As Guest Of Honor During the Labor Day Celebrations On 1st May 20024 in Fort Portal City, the President Of Uganda Stated that its lack of Vision is to blame for the Unemployment

May 3, 2024

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The Appointment Of Assistant RDCs /RCCs Is Premised On The Existing Laws -Businge

By Businge Emmanuel DRCC -Fort Portal The Recent Appointment of Assistant RDCs has generated debate including on the floor of Parliament with some people questioning the legal basis to that effect. To the contrary, Article 203 of the 1995 Constitution provides for

April 28, 2024

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Kololo Dua on March 27th is one of the events a Muslim shouldn’t miss in Uganda

An Independent Opinion It is commendable for the Office of the NRM National Chairman (ONC), under the management of SPA/PA Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, to organize an event that aims to unite Muslims from all corners of Uganda. Any community needs to

March 25, 2024

Op-ed·Politics

How Disgruntled Staff At Parliament Have Come To Haunt Speaker Among Good Intentions

For the last three weeks, Ugandan social media has been abuzz with parliament exhibition social campaign led by social activists of the Agora Discourse group. Through the Uganda Parliament Exhibition hashtag, a lot of unfiltered information from the house has been leaked

March 14, 2024

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AKAMPA RUGABA TANBULL: Resisting the Call for Speaker Anita Among’s Resignation: A Different Perspective

By: AKAMPA RUGABA TANBULL Kampala: Well, the whole of this week, what started on Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) as ParlaimentExhibition by different activists like my friends, Agather, Toko and Spire has taken over even the mainstream media and now it

March 8, 2024

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Peruth Atukwatse: Are We Putting Our Money In The Right Initiatives To Economically Empower Women & Spur Progress

By Peruth Atukwatse As the world gears up to celebrate the International Women’s Day- 2024, under the theme”Invest in women, accelerate progress” it is important to contemplate the current status of women and the serious challenges that persist in their journey towards

March 8, 2024

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Nathan Kikku Mubiru: Nandala Mafabi Thinking Is About State House 2026

Hon.Nathan Nandala Mafabi has been looking to the future and seems to be very focused on what he can achieve as Uganda’s president in 2026 rather than heading to anything else. Uganda’s impending general election has led to a few whispers that

March 4, 2024

Op-ed·Politics

Big Story: 12 Reasons Why NUP Is Shattered Into Pieces

By Moses Buule-Watchdog Will NUP still be in existence by 2026? Is the multi-million-dollar question in context with the contemporary political arena? Once indomitable a force and fast-growing mass party that garnered incredible support across the country in a very short period,

March 2, 2024

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