Op-Ed
Op-Ed
The better approach to regulating the performing arts in Uganda
By Sylver Kyagulanyi The creative industry is by far one of the most obvious development opportunities in countries like Uganda...
Read moreGroom your bride into a wife you want
By Faridah Nakazibwe Why is the newly wedded man called GROOM and the woman called BRIDE? A friend of mine...
Read more2021 polls: Kyagulanyi ready to contest against President Museveni
Kyadondo East legislator Robert Kyagulanyi has finally said he will contest for the highest office in the land. The next...
Read moreGen Kasirye Ggwanga is a threat to himself and others around him
Maj Gen. Kasirye Ggwanga's farm in Mukono, which he baptized Camp David, neighbors my mother's farm in Kitebe Namaliga village,...
Read moreOut To Lunch: Elitism leading to low uptake of insurance services
By Denis Jjuuko Over the weekend, a photo of a baby in an incubator started circulating on social media. It...
Read moreOut To Lunch: Government agencies should concentrate on their core business — not building office towers
By Denis Jjuuko When Stanbic Bank acquired 80% of Uganda Commercial Bank (UCB) in 2001, before the ink used on the...
Read moreJOSEPH KABULETA: Fighting the wildfire is our collective responsibility
I have learnt that oppression is like a wildfire. The best place to fight it is when it’s across the...
Read morePeople Power spokesman to President’s aide: You need to be honest with your claims
Dear Mr. Presidential Press Secretary Wanyama Don Innocent, I have read in The New Vision your "Open Letter to UK MP...
Read moreOP-ED: Is Uneb marking top Kampala schools differently from others?
On Saturday, morning I received three messages raising red flags on the marking and grading of last year's, Primary Leaving...
Read moreHere is why most African couples are not romantic
By Faridah Nakazibwe Many marriages are just for sleeping and waking up, raising kids and ageing together till death comes....
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