Like many Ugandans, I am still taking in the death of King Oyo Nyimba. Many people have things to say about the
In the world since past, media power was vested in the ownership of the newspaper or radio. Owners and founders became important
At a restaurant on Sunday 5 July, a friend was unable when they arrived to pay for their cab. The application was
There is a common Ugandan debate “Village life is better than town life”. It has a history as long as the first
After a muted post-election season dominated by the National Resistance Movement’s lukewarm effort to articulate a fresh vision, amidst a growing exit
Since we last wrote about Uganda’s energy promise and its failings in the case of Cousin Pearl Mamawi (Rest in Eternal Piece)
In March, we lost a cousin. Pearl Mamawi died alone during a rainstorm that cut power to the hospital ward where she
Dear brothers and sisters, Our faces and voices are unique, distinctive features of every person; they reveal a person’s own unrepeatable identity
The Foster Wheeler refinery study, the original recommendation for a regional refinery serving the needs of the EAC is nearly as old
Two stories stood out for me above the loud noise of the Middle East conflict. The first was Kenya’s plans to add