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Why do we respect others more than we respect ourselves
The day before the Teen Personal Development Journal was released, I left a sample copy with 3 colleagues and when I walked back in the office to pick something, I […] More
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We’re Sitting on Gold and Still Going Hungry
I’ll be honest. I listen to a lot of conversations about Uganda’s economy. Many of them sound the same, hopeful, polished, careful not to offend. Then I listen to Mark […] More
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WHAT THE HELI!!
Hola, It is already a quarter way the year and my oh my…this year is flying faster than a receding hairline. Hope you have your year’s plan in check and […] More
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in Building and Construction, Career and Employment, Education and Academia, Innovation, Science and Technology, Politics and Government, Transportation & Transport VesselsENGINEERS IN COMMAND: Why Uganda’s Vision 2040 Demands Technical Leadership
There is a question that rarely gets asked in Uganda’s political conversations, yet it may be the most consequential one of our times: Who should govern a nation that has […] More
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Understanding Uganda’s amended copyright law
Uganda’s amended copyright law has rightly sparked conversation across the creative industry, but beyond the headlines, there’s a deeper issue we must confront: understanding. For many artists, copyright is often […] More
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in Career and Employment, Community & Opinion, Education and Academia, Health and Medicine, Politics and Government, Self-help and InspirationHeal Others, Starve Yourself: The Quiet Exploitation Uganda Calls Medical Training
If you have been on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, you have seen it. Ugandans are not holding back. The government wants to scrap allowances for medical interns. […] More
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RAHU Awards Creative Legends
Reach A Hand Uganda awarded the legends during an event dubbed #ThreadsOfLegacy held on #valentinesday at their Lungujja offices. Five legends, five legacies, one powerful celebration of artistry, mentorship, cultural […] More
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FINALLY A SHAKIRA KIBIRIGE SFX MAKEUP WORKSHOP IN KAMPALA
Celebrated Ugandan multi-award-winning makeup and costume designer Shakira Kibirige is finally bringing her expertise to a live local audience with a rare physical workshop in Kampala. This highly anticipated session […] More
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I hope to see you one day
It is okay to dream, to dream of a home that you will own, a home that your children and grandchildren will look at and say, “mum and dad built […] More
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International Publishing Fellowship: Day 1.6 – LITERARY GOD MOTHER!
Day 1 came to a close too soon. Well, we did have one more session after Nathan’s, a roundtable discussion on marketing, publicity and events with two independent publishers and […] More
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International Publishing Fellowship: Day 3 — Where Are Our Libraries!!
Like I said last week, walking in Manchester felt like we were inside an epic film. We spent the night, and in the morning met the great Ivan Wadeson, who […] More
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Walking Kampala: A Tour Of My Own City Part 2
Part 1. Before the Independence Monument, just off Speke Road, white blocks of letters and the red heart sign ‘’I love Kampala,’’ stood on a concrete platform, overlooking traffic and […] More
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Does AI Sleep? A haunting treatise by Alinta Kanse
Kisakye never told anyone about the three AIs. Not because it was shameful. Mostly because it sounded lonely when you said it out loud. She was forty-three, rented a two-bedroom […] More
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Reject this goddam Sovereignty Bill!
The manner in which this regime does things makes you wonder whether these people have actual thinkers in their ranks. Does the NRM have people who understand that there will […] More
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The Light Guy Is Still There: And so is the question no one wants to answer
It is a beautiful day. I am tired for sure. My entire body aching from the weekend but guess who has to be the independent woman up to 5pm. […] More
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Why Communicators Must Rewrite Uganda’s ESG Narrative
There are commendable efforts by both government and private sector to drive ESG and sustainability adoption through policies and reporting frameworks. However, meaningful buy-in is only achieved through strategic and […] More
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The Cost of Nostalgia
They say the devil doesn’t come with a pitchfork anymore; he comes with a verified badge and a profile picture that looks like a stock photo of a dental hygienist. […] More
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2026/27 Budget: Ways and means to increase revenue mobilization without hurting private sector.
As Uganda prepares to read its national budget for the financial year 2026/27 on Thursday 11, June 2026, the chosen theme — Full Monetization of Uganda’s Economy through Commercial Agriculture, […] More
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