Why Norbert Mao Deserves to be Speaker of the parliament of Uganda.
The position of Speaker of Parliament is one of the most critical offices in Uganda’s governance structure. It requires a rare blend of legal expertise,
Category : Opinions
Does Hon. Norbert Mao’s Bid For Speakership Give Gen Z Fresh Hope?
By Byayesu Agrippa Musinguzi (Young Democrat) Generation Z in Uganda—those born between the mid-1990s and early 2000s—are not just passive observers of politics. They are
Opinion: Allan Kasujja Gives A New Life To Uganda Media Centre- Journalist Musamali Arnold
OPINION: In a significant shift for Uganda’s government communication machinery, veteran broadcaster and former BBC lead presenter Allan Kasujja has stepped in as Executive Director
Slogans Of Unity, Politics Of Division: Why Coalitions Matter Now
By Byayesu Agrippa Musinguzi, (Teacher, Legal Scholar and a young Democrat) In modern politics, no single party can govern effectively in isolation. From Germany’s long-standing
Why Uganda’s Industrialization Has Stalled: Constraints in Energy, Finance, and Market Access
By Emmanuel Mihiingo Kaija Uganda’s industrialization trajectory presents a paradox that is at once empirical, structural, and deeply political: how does an economy recording sustained
From Grass to Grace: The Remarkable Rise of Anita Annet Among
By: Jamillah Oluka. Tagline: A story of resilience, courage and determination that transformed a young girl from hardship into one of Uganda’s most powerful women
A Treatise on the Trinity of the Science of Law, Philosophy, and Leadership in the Ugandan Family as it Crumbles
By Archiles Angelo Bwete 1 At first glance, to appreciate this treatise, one needs to comprehend the importance of a family in the general corpus
Race for speakership: Propaganda at play
By NRM senior cadre Ugandans have in recent days witnessed a surge in hate speech and propaganda following the entry of new contenders into the
The Power of Walking Away, Seven Lessons Ugandan Politicians Must Learn from Winnie Kiiza’s Exit
By Ivan Kimuli Kigozi 1. Popularity is not a life sentence. In Kasese, Winnie Kiiza still commanded respect and support. She could have won again.
When Winners Become Losers, What Are We Teaching Our Children?
By Ivan Kimuli Kigozi I was seated in my sitting room with the remote control in my hand, watching the evening news with my son.