27th UGANDA NATIONAL PRAYER BREAKFAST: A Time to Forgive and Forget
By Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa In the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant (Matthew 18:21-35), a servant who fails to pay a debt of $100,000 (according
Category : Opinions
Uganda Had a Head Start, but Singapore Soared Ahead — Nyanzi Martin Luther Critiques Nation’s Development Path
Media entrepreneur Nyanzi Martin Luther has sparked a national conversation after pointing out the stark development gap between Uganda and Singapore, despite Uganda having a
Why Lord Mayor Lukwago’s Opposition to Nakivubo Redevelopment Is Empty Rhetoric, Misguided and Harmful to Kampala
By Musisi Lwanga Originally constructed in the 1950s to mitigate flooding in Uganda’s capital, the Nakivubo Channel was once a cornerstone of Kampala’s drainage infrastructure.
August Sports Frenzy: The Dark Side of Passion, Betting and Mental Health
August marks the return of football across the globe, with new seasons kicking off in different leagues. From giants clashing in opening fixtures to underdogs
Journalists Join 2026 Election Race: Who Stands a Chance?
As Uganda gears up for the 2026 general elections, several journalists have declared their intentions to contest for parliamentary seats, following in the footsteps of
Broken Press, Broken Voices: Journalists Must Unite or Perish
It is deeply unfortunate that when a journalist from a rising media house is brutally beaten or arbitrarily arrested by security forces, we tend to
The Consequence of Suppressing Press Freedom.
By Ivan Kimuli Kigozi Press freedom is a fundamental pillar of democracy, ensuring that the public has access to accurate and reliable information. However, when
Uganda’s Future Women Leaders: a Generational Crisis!
Uganda on Saturday joined the global celebration of International Women’s Day to recognize the accomplishments and efforts of women across a range of industries. But
Besigye: Who Is Responsible For Continued Incarceration Of Army Court Victims?
On January 30, 2025, the Supreme Court outlawed the General Court Martial and directed that all cases and convicts from thereof be remitted to the
“It’s Just a Short Ride”: The Fatal Consequences of Reckless Road Behavior in Uganda
By Asaba Linda Program Manager UNA- Uganda It starts with a simple plan, a quick boda-boda ride to town, a late-night drive home after a