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Thoughtful Mother’s Day Activity Suggestions For This Week
It is not a hidden fact that mothers are beautiful creatures that we can almost compare to Angels, but can’t because we know they are way above that. They were […] More
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The Tororo Phosphate Project due to start this year and what it means on the environment.
The Ugandan government has sanctioned the phosphate project in the Eastern district of Tororo. Three years after the president of the republic of Uganda commissioned it, the project is due […] More
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Ugandan Rapper Zedmonk Ssabatontomi to Premiere Cultural Heritage Edutainment Program [ Cultural Prides]
Uganda’s renowned rapper, Zedmonk Ssabatontomi, born Kabuubi Akram, is set to make history once again—this time, not through music alone, but through cultural advocacy and education. Best known for his […] More
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Brand continuity planning during and after COVID-19 pandemic
Brand continuity planning during and after COVID-19 pandemic I recently went to a Ugandan supermarket. I had my temperature taken. The staff sanitized my hands and shoes. I was given […] More
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Week_End Lineup
Hola, Ever wondered how many types or forms of “art” exist? I can assure you…I am as blick as you. But here’s the thing, I believe art is fused in […] More
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HOW NRM PLOTTED AND CONTINUES TO PLOT AGAINST UGANDA AND UGANDANS
This article is written for those with Big Minds, not those with Small Minds. To understand what I mean, you need to acquaint yourself with the Japanese Zen approach of […] More
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Sons of the gods #16
Continued from #15 By Mutebi Wilson Gulu stared at his grand-sons; his deep eyes casting a shadow of intimidation over each of them. Searching for something, anything that reminded him […] More
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What’s the “Wa” to the “gwis”!?
A reader recently reached out and asked me what does “Wagwis” mean. My response: What’s the plan/progie? Without further ado, let me take you through this week’s highlights that hit […] More
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Need Therapy? Try Travel!
Every once in awhile everything around you will seem so overwhelming, a little too much on both sides that you will feel like you are drowning in a whirlpool. Whenever […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Education and Academia, Family, Friends and Relationships, Fiction, Health and Medicine, Poetry, Writing and Literature
A Story of Hope by alex kabengwa
I can try to write a story about Uganda. Here is A Story of Hope Nakato was a young girl who lived in a small village in northern Uganda. She […] More
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I have found the perfect salon!
The other day I went looking for a salon in Bukoto. The first one I walked into was charging 8k. I walked out in protest. Next one asked for 7k […] More
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in Fiction‘Taming the Flame’ by Okello Herbert Andrew
Grandpa stood silhouetted against the vast orange horizons of the setting tropical sun; neither calls of the wild, of the sweeping sound of wind whistling through trees, nor the call […] More
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Early, Michelle Preen
Early My voice has shunned my body. I hear it over there, dissociated from my being. “Give me my baby,” it says. First frantic and then more softly, over and […] More
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Bad Parents blame their children.
Have your parents ever been bad at you because you are mad at them, you seem harsh next to them, you cut short communication between you and them. All because […] More
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in FictionKintu and Nambi; Decisions #14
By Mugabe Victor CONTINUED FROM; DECISIONS #13 “I am not sure, I feel tall, broody and with an unhinged desire to make my siblings feel miserable,” he sighed, “kind of […] More
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Politics in Uganda
Here is a short poem I wrote about politics in Uganda: Politics in Uganda A land of beauty and diversity But also of struggle and adversity Where the people yearn […] More
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Rise of Think Tanks. Do ideas in Uganda matter?
Ideas matter. Substance rather than form is supreme.Truth, reasonableness and respect are critical to blooming of enduring ideas.And for ideas to matter, they should be relevant and contextual. Such ideas […] More
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The Fruit Vendor, Arthur Baganzi
The Fruit Vendor The car raved and screeched to a halt. Taking care to dodge the paddle of water, Jamwa stepped out into the busy Kimathi Street, first revealing his […] More
