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#RolexInKenya Footsubishi the Nairobi way!
Image Source: http://georgemo.com/ Footsubishi definition: Fancy name for walking as a means of transportation It’s a given that if you are in a different country and you have to venture […] More
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THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF LAPWONY MICHEAL OCAN: TIME AT BUDO
The book: THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF LAPWONY MICHEAL OCAN is an anthology of tributes as shared by family and friends. On Monday, May 30, 2022, while working on the […] More
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Gipiir and Labongo #1
By Mugabe Victor It is said that the way of man is never a straight path. It is easier to find suffering than joy, poison than food; enemies than brothers. […] More
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2026: WHAT SHALL BE THE TITLE OF THE BOOK AFTER 40 YEARS?
Even though, Lee Kuan Yew’s book, From Third World To First: The Singapore Story 1965-2000, covers a period stretching 35 years, he actually, effectively ruled that country for only 25 […] More
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KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION REVOLUTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION: INTERDISCIPLINARITY
If you have been following my writings on higher education, you must by now be aware that there is a new revolution. The revolution is towards recognizing, popularizing and implementing […] More
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Preservation/Documentation of Ugandan football history
Multimedia is a valuable source of worthy memories lived. Technology has evolved and so has the storage of data. From keeping our photos in hard copies and albums to our […] More
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How Not to Fight Tribalism
The debate on tribalism in Uganda has headlined recent national conversations. Police summons and arrests of creative artists critiquing the reality of tribalism, have rather popularised the issue. In a […] More
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Dear Sobi, hire me please!
I am writing in application for a job in your esteemed association. I believe I have all the credentials to qualify for the highly-respectable jobs your gang does for our […] More
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Daughter of the Resurrection, Melissa Kiguwa
This is one of the stories that came out of the Writivism 2014, a project of the Centre for African Cultural Excellence, with the assistance of several partner organisations, which identifies, trains and […] More
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Support Omara a Security Guard to Pursue a Journalism Degree at Victoria University
Morgan Frank Omara is no ordinary private security officer. He’s astute, confident, fluent, respectful, and hard-working. He completed S.6 at Mengo SS in 2015 and excelled. But not sufficiently to […] More
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POLITICS: HOW OPPOSITION HELPED TIBUHABURWA MUSEVENI TO BUILD DYNASTIC RULE IN UGANDA
In politics, where rulers claim that they are actors in democracy building or democratisation, the Opposition comprises one or more political parties or other organized groups that are opposed, primarily […] More
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Things to do when Mr Museveni leaves (Part 5)
From last week, I was to return to education and how we are to handle those behind crimes committed over the three decades and so. One would wonder why, with […] More
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Why you should pay more attention to your oral health, and dentists.
Television has ruined dentists for me. Every TV show/movie I’ve watched with a dentist character has them being dissed as not being real doctors. As a result, dentistry is one […] More
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An Elegy In Perpetual Dusk
The sun dipped below the horizon on a Tuesday, much like any other. The sky bled the familiar hues of orange and pink, the promise of another dawn implicit. But […] More
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National Excutive Secretary for Education, Uganda Episcopal Conference Speaks Out On Schools Reopening
Rev. Fr. Ronald Okello Okidi, the National Executive Secretary for Education at Uganda Episcopal Conference has spoken about the options provided by the Ministry of Education on schools reopening on […] More
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Your Official www.muwado.com Fashion and Beauty Tour Guide
We girls love to day dream. Depending on the stage we are in life; we day dream of being princesses, being world famous songstresses, meeting Mr.Right, being the belle of […] More
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THE HISTORY OF THE EMPEROR OF FOOTBALL: THE ONE TOUCH STORY
Preparations started at breakfast, you could see us closely eyeing the sack where the polythene bags were dumped. Polythene bags were currency and in those days, we used paper wrapping […] More
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Gipiir and Labongo #2
By Mugabe Victor The crowd was a mess at this point. People scattered about as they tried to find their homes within the chaos. Gipiir could feel his brother’s hand […] More
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