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in Education and Academia, Family, Friends and Relationships, History & Heritage, Religion and SpiritualityInaugural Lapwony Micheal Ocan Memorial Lecture delivered by Ambassador Olara Otunnu
THE LIFE, CONTRIBUTION AND EXAMPLE OF MIKE OCAN By: Olara Otunnu “Charity begins at home but goes way beyond home” It is three years since a very bright light was […] More
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Joining The Great African Caravan
I first found out about The Great African Caravan through Ife Piankhi when she shared something about it on her facebook wall. I clicked the link to their website and […] More
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ADVANCING ENVIRONMENTAL PUBLIC LEARNING IN UGANDA
You may or may not have heard of the idea of environmental public learning. More commonly we talk of environmental learning as if it is an individualist undertaking aimed at […] More
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in Environment & Climate, Family, Friends and Relationships, Innovation, Science and Technology, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Minorities and People with Disabilities, Politics and Government, Public Relations & Press Releases, Travel and Adventure, War and ConflictChoppers for Kenya, Hoes for Uganda: A Tale of Two Slopes
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Why Gen. Henry Tumukunde’s Presidential Bid is not an Ordinary One.
In the history of Uganda, General Tumukunde has not been only one of the finest spy chiefs but also a key and central player in the politics of the country. […] More
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ON SOUTHERN PRIVILEGE AND THE ESSENTIAL THING…
2006 was the first time I crossed Karuma Falls. A school trip by the Institute of Psychology, MUK. We were visiting IDP camps. I never told my parents I was […] More
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Jajja: Genius strategist or impediment to growth?
The final IDA19 Replenishment meeting took place in Stockholm, Sweden from Dec 12-13, 2019. The final figure agreed for the period 1st July, 2020 to 30 June, 2023, was a […] More
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IN THE NAME OF ART
Whilst growing up, my source of joy was never local art – Ugandan. My source of comfort and serenity was from art-not-Ugandan. However, ever since I discovered that I could […] More
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Planning and Taking your first Euro Trip; A Ugandan Perspective
The year: 2018 The month – Mid May The Setting – Somewhere in Europe Having recently returned from one of the best trips of my life, (France, Spain, Monaco, Italy, […] More
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Of $2.8 million and the Kadaga meltdown
Ms Rebecca Kadaga is the speaker of Uganda’s General Assembly. Her position accords her the title “Honorable”, which means “deserving of respect or high regard”. She is always addressed as […] More
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WHEN I ALMOST LOST MY UNIVERSITY TUITION TO CONMEN IN 2001
News has been about a young man from Arua who successfully lost his tuition to betting and then abducted himself. He is not alone, I almost lost mine in 2001. […] More
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The Day My Therapist Prescribed Sex.
A few months into my various scheduled therapy sessions with Dr Raymond, different aspects of my life were tackled and on this particular session, matters of the heart were being […] More
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Covid-19 pandemic period- a reflection on the abuse of Imaramagambo forest in Uganda.
As the world was being engulfed by coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic which later led to a total lockdown, Imaramagambo forest was equally not spared by a pandemic of perpetrators who have […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Family, Friends and Relationships, Identity & Culture, Minorities and People with Disabilities, Politics and GovernmentON HOMOSEXUALITY, ABORTION AND THE HYPOCRISY OF OUR NATIONAL OUTCRY – PART 1: This Thing Called Homosexuality
When the Anti-homosexuality Bill 2009 (and later 2014 Act) was passed by parliament almost a decade ago, then Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga described it as the House’s Christmas gift […] More
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THE TALES OF A YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR: MY FIRST CAR
During the formative stages of Joadah Consult, I learnt one lesson which has shaped my understanding of winning. I learnt that Image is an important aspect of any business. Your […] More
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UGANDA FROM MUSEVENISM TO KYAGULANYISM; IDENTITY POLITICS TO THE POLITICS OF INTERESTS?
Uganda has been a country in transition since it was woven out of some 15 or 16 nations by the British colonialists. It transited from precolonial, when it existed as […] More
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Mark These Vibrant African Music Festivals On Your Calendar
Music is an art that brings souls together. It is what binds hearts, speaking the deepest of languages that is understood by thousands around the world. Now, imagine mixing music […] More
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Endearments, Usage Discretion Advised!
Ladies, please, I beg, use discretion with your endearments. Don’t be throwing around words like dear, sweetheart, honey…fwaa. These words might make collision with some gullible/suggestible chap who has a […] More
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