Op-Ed
Op-Ed
OP-ED: Why the President must investigate and act on the Airline scandal
By Edwin Muzahura For many of us the re-establishment of the Uganda Airlines has been something exciting and anticipated. A...
Read moreOP-ED: Museveni’s cows matter more than Ugandan lives
By Andrew Karamagi I am painfully convinced that if Museveni’s favourite bull had been killed in a fashion akin to...
Read moreMuseveni’s cows matter more than Ugandan lives.
I am painfully convinced that if Museveni’s favourite bull had been killed in a fashion akin to Mr. Ronald Sebulime’s,...
Read moreOut To Lunch: Of Isimba Dam and our vacant servant quarters
By Denis Jjuuko A friend once traveled to Asia to inspect the huge factories that were producing the products he...
Read moreOP-ED: Inside the Nantaba, police fiasco!
By Edwin Muzahura The beginning of this week witnessed a horror kind of movie although poorly acted that has left...
Read morePolice full statement apologizing for killing an innocent biker Ronald Ssebulime
We regret that our initial media release of Sunday, 24th March 2019, surrounding the drive by threats by Hon. Idah...
Read moreOP-ED: East Africa should intervene to defuse Rwanda-Uganda war of words
By Filip Reyntjens The verbal exchanges between presidents Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, between their ministers...
Read moreOP-ED: Is Africa Ready For The Continental Free Trade Area Set For July?
By Dr Francis Mangeni The African Continental Free Trade Area (AFTA) is here and will formally be launched at the...
Read moreOP-ED: It’s an Insult Accusing Museveni of Harbouring ‘Terrorists’
By Ofwono Opondo Uganda and Rwanda have had so much contact spanning centuries, the greater part under colonialism, backwardness, and...
Read moreCommentary: Ciao, Marco Polo
Over seven centuries ago, the young Venetian merchant and explorer Marco Polo embarked on a trailblazing journey along the ancient...
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