Difficult Balance: Protecting breastfeeding or livelihood in COVID-19
By Georgine Obwana The subject of breast-feeding is one that is emotionally uptight, from mothers who desire feeding their babies without public humiliation to those
Category : Opinions
Democracy can be mob justice
By Ndawula Ronald Socrates is dubbed as the father of present day philosophy and westErn civilisation which we all cherish and ascribe to. It’s strange
Buganda pride, M7 opening a war on tribe, to seek supremacy, suffocate them is a lesson vain
By Ndawula Ronald A fight between a man of 40 years and a child of 4 years will obviously go to the man. The challenge
Micho returns as head coach Uganda cranes on 3 years contract
By Hannah Marion Namukasa The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) has reappointed the Serbian National Milutin Micho Sredojevic has head Coach of the Uganda’s
Recuse yourself from Buganda land decision to avoid anarchy
By Ndawula Ronald The bible tells us in Chronicles 17-22 how King David was desirous of building Gods temple and God through Prophet Nathan refused.
Tunisia president sacks prime minister, suspends parliament
By BBC AFRICA Tunisia’s president has sacked the PM and suspended parliament, after violent mass protests nationwide on Sunday. Anger over the government’s handling of
Have diligence and empathy, How do you prioritize vehicles over the sick, poor and hungry!
By Ndawula Ronald King Alexander 111 commonly known as “Alexander the great” was the most expansionist king in recent history. His empire stretched from Greece,
PIGS AND CHICKEN ARE US!
By Ndawula Ronald I woke up for an early morning walk trying to listen to my heart about so many issues. Am kind of person
Govt has priorities right, acquiring vaccines, ambulances and vehicles concurrently
By Emmanuel Ainebyoona Dear reader, In the past few months, social media has been awash with demands for accountability for the funds donated by the
Bahima wisdom of empowerment and friendship
By Ronald Ndawula About 16 years ago I was invited by my friend Moses for a ‘kuhingira’ function in NGoma in Nakaseke district. I accepted the