Category : Opinion
Mao Vs Among : Uganda’s 12th Parliament Must Choose a Steward to Restore Its Soul
Uganda’s Parliament was never meant to be a private estate. It was designed to be the people’s house , a sacred institution where the voices,...
Opinion: Hatred and Hostility from Kinkizi Diocese Cabal Puts Rev Tibesigwa’s Life in Danger
In what has become one of the most worrying developments within the Church of Uganda’s Kinkizi Diocese, a toxic wave of hatred and vindictive politics...
Why the National Unity Platform Should Reconsider Its Nakawa East Decision and Endorse Kassim Kibirige
The National Unity Platform (NUP), Uganda’s leading opposition party has built its brand on the promise of People Power a commitment to fairness, inclusivity and...
UPDF deploymen in South Sudan Violates Arms eEmbargo
By-Richard Bard Byamukama South Sudan has been under a UN arms embargo since July 2018 after an agreement that ended a five years civil war....
OPINION: Why Hajj Hassan Basajjabalaba Should Not Be Elected Chairman of the NRM Entrepreneurs League
Authored By Abdul Nasser Ssekajugo In a country struggling to shake off the weight of corruption and public mistrust in leadership, the National Resistance Movement...
OPINION: Dangers of Uganda’s population explosion-Richard Byamukama
According to the 2024 National Population and Housing Census, Uganda’s population stands at 45,905,417 people (nearly 46 million). The census was conducted in May 2024.The...
KANUNGU SHAKEN: Justus Tibesigwa Win – A Blow To Legacy Families And DealMakers
KANUNGU, — In a stunning political upset that has left powerbrokers gasping and dynastic loyalties in tatters, Jutus Tibesigwa’s landslide victory for the NRM flagbearer...
OPINION: The legitimacy of South Sudanese Government Hangs in Balance
The arrest and continued detention of Dr Riek Marchar the South Sudanese first vice president under house arrest and the resurgence of conflict ignites concerns...
Not Just Another Politician—Rev. Tibesigwa Is the Leader Kanungu Has Been Praying For
By James Asiimwe Kanungu, the time has come. The drums of 2026 are beating louder by the day, and while others are sharpening their tongues...
Reclaiming Sovereignty: Why the UPDF Must Leave South Sudan Now
By Chudier JJ South Sudan stands at a pivotal moment in its fragile journey toward peace and nationhood. Amid this uncertainty, the continued presence of...