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
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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.
Why Underestimating Opponents Has Repeatedly Rewritten Uganda’s Political History.
By Ivan Kimuli Kigozi Uganda’s political history is a long, winding story of ambition, strategy, betrayal, and unforgiving political miscalculations. But one pattern stands out
PLE 2025: The Day the Nation Holds Its Breath
By Mariah Nandyona -Ssebuufu Principal, Morning Star Education Services | Founder, She Rebuilds Foundation Uganda This morning, as the sun rose over Ndejje, the compound
Boda Boda stages Vs Political Talk Shows, who adds Value to Our Future?
By Ivan Kimuli Kigozi Every evening, as the clock strikes prime time, our television and radio stations light up with political talk shows. Familiar faces
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
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