Category : Op-Ed
Rajiv Ruparelia’s Death Was Not an Accident — It Was a Failure of Government
Written by Ronald Amanyire The tragic death of Rajiv Ruparelia was not merely the result of a car crash. It was the inevitable consequence of...
Ruto’s Beijing Backtrack – The Cost of Political Amnesia
By Samuel Kiprop President William Ruto’s return to Beijing, metaphorical begging bowl in hand, marks a stunning—and deeply troubling—about-face for a man who once...
Three Coffins and a Legacy: The Final Journey of Pope Francis
On Easter Monday, a day symbolizing resurrection and new life, Pope Francis passed away peacefully at the age of 88. The timing of his...
Opinion: Why Military Brutality Won’t Win NRM Votes in Buganda
Author: Joel Kazibwe The events that unfolded during the recent Kawempe North by-election in Uganda sent a chilling message to the people of Buganda and...
Why Kanungu District Should Elect Justus Tibesigwa: A Champion for Effective Service Delivery
As the 2026 general elections approach, voters in Kanungu District have a rare chance to elect a leader who deeply understands the importance of quality...
Kampala’s Real Crisis: When Ministers Fail, the City Bleeds
Kampala’s biggest crisis today is not a lack of money, plans, or skilled people—it’s leadership. More specifically, it’s the failure of those who were appointed...
Kampala Can’t Afford to Let Lukwago Block Progress Again
For decades, Kampala City has been known for its chaotic rainy seasons—overflowing roads, stranded commuters, submerged markets, and homes invaded by murky floodwaters. But that...
Increase funding to eradicate the ADF threats
Despite its strong military capabilities relative to the region, Uganda is, and has for years been vulnerable to terrorism ranging from the Somali based Al...