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IS THE TRADITIONAL CLERGY READY TO BE PART OF THE PEOPLE’S CRAVING FOR A GENUINE LIBERATION IN UGANDA?
In this article, I exclude the Full Gospel groups and the Pentecostals or the so-called Savedees, and all the other religious groups that President Idi Amin banned. I exclude them […] More
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in Business and Entrepreneurship, Career and Employment, Self-help and Inspiration, Writing and LiteratureRelaunching Successspark Brand and opening the Blue Marble Storytellers House
After 11 years of building strategic partnerships at USAID, connecting organisations, mobilising resources, and creating impact across Uganda, my journey took an unexpected turn in 2025. Like many others, I […] More
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10th IBFD Africa Tax Symposium
I attended the 10th Africa Tax Symposium in Kigali, Rwanda dissecting trends in international tax from an African perspective. The forum was graced by tax practitioners, revenue authorities and policy […] More
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RECLAIMING THE FUTURE OF BUSOGA
Submitted to the Joint Abasoga Nseete National Students Association Conference held in Conjunction with the Balunywa Leadership This article is a vital piece of scholarship – a compelling synthesis of […] More
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TUNAENDELEA KUSONGA MBELE
Hola, It is a brand-new day, brand new week and the genesis of fresh beginnings. It’s been quite a thrilling weekend hopefully y’all had the same, especially owing to the […] More
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ADHD in Africa
I was having a conversation with one of my close friends about our children and I mentioned ADHD, Now her reaction was, What is ADHD? I have never heard of […] More
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OPEN MARRIAGE: CHAPTER 3
Chapter 2: Saying yes wasn’t like unlocking a door. It was like agreeing not to lock it again. When Nakira finally nodded — eyes dry, voice flat, hands clutched tight […] More
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WHY A COMPANY SHOULD BUILD THEIR OWN OFFICE
Every year, hundreds of Construction and infrastructure consultancy firms are established in Uganda— yet within five years, over 95% of them shut down. A major cause of this high failure […] More
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in Photography
The Ggaba Photo Walk
On 8th March 2026 we carried our cameras and visited Ggaba Landing site a place known as probably the fish abattoir of Kampala. We interacted, we explored and I learnt. […] More
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Why crypto assets like Bitcoin are central to Uganda’s $500 billion growth ambition
Having campaigned under the banner of making the United States the “Crypto capital” of the world, in his first week in office, he signed an Executive Order intended to support […] More
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in Theatre‘Eddungu Lya Musa’ Play Review
On Friday, 5th September, I had the privilege of attending the premiere of Eddungu Lya Musa, a powerful theatrical production staged by Artmarshals at Bat Valley Theatre. My wife […] More
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in Education and Academia, Innovation, Science and Technology, Politics and Government, Self-help and Inspiration21st Century Creed
21ST CENTURY CREED : EMPOWERING YOUTH FOR TRANSFORMATION Every generation is shaped by its Creed; a belief deeply rooted in the hearts of it’s people. The 21st century has ushered […] More
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Why comedian Dr. Hillary was not funny about Gulu ladies
I am a fan of Comedian Dr. Hillary Okello. In Gulu, I have even attended his poorly attended show as it drizzled. However, over the years, Dr. Hillary has trademarked […] More
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in TheatreCome watch ‘MAN TO MAN’ play
On Sunday, I had the privilege of being among the few who witnessed the powerful performance of “MAN TO MAN” at the National Theatre. It was an unforgettable two […] More
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My Journey in Clinical Trial Safety Monitoring
In August, I completed a Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) training course facilitated by Africa CDC, SPEAC, and CEPI. The training aimed to expand the pool of qualified DSMB members […] More
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General O: When the City learns to Listen and Watch
Kampala is a city of many ears and many eyes. She never sleeps. She wakes before she speaks, and when she does, it is a whisper—soft, precise, deliberate. She listens, […] More
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How to cross a Ugandan road
I am walking along Waliggo Road on a Saturday morning, nearly 9 am. Walking fast, listening to music. I see a girl. She is speaking to me. I bend lower […] More
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Vote to shape Uganda’s future by voting MPs who care about technology and the economy
This week is consequential for Uganda’s power structure in the next 5 years as NRMOnline goes to the polls. The next Parliament will have to deal with regulations and policies […] More
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