By Moses Karatunga on November 27, 2013
Culture & Heritage, Opinions
As we get to the Christmas season, it is a common norm to fundraise at social gatherings i.e. Churches, where the highest bidder either as proposed or has the hard cash gets away with the cautioned item(s) as a contribution towards realization of an intended service or development project(s). I have keenly been following the […]
By Gerald Businge on November 18, 2013
Education, Opinions, Politics
The recently released Global Corruption Barometer on Education 2013 is a new Transparency International study report. The report shows that the education sector is riddled with cases of corruption and it gives various recommendations on how to prevent or reduce it and build the next generation of a corruption free society (corruption fighters). The study […]
By Gerald Businge on October 31, 2013
Featured, news & events, Opinions
To Uganda, to family and to friends all over the world. I wanted to say on a serious note when things get tough you got to pray. Maybe if I was in Church like my pastor told me to be when he called each week this sadness, anger, bitterness would not have came out the […]
By editor1 on October 7, 2013
Latest Uganda News, Opinions
A head of the World Food day, Food rights activists are set to launch a series of activities seeking serious interventions to ensure accessibility of agricultural extension services for all farmers in the country in order to combat hunger and malnutrition. This comes at a time when about 900 million people across the global are […]
By Gerald Businge on October 7, 2013
Appeals, Opinions
Dear Brothers & Sisters, We all need to pray for one another, and to love one another. We should always pray for the safety, peace, love and brotherhood for people all over the world. Too bad we can’t have an independence day for the entire world. A day of freedom from ignorance, hatred, war, illusions, […]
By editor1 on October 4, 2013
Latest Uganda News, Opinions
The president of people’s Development party Dr. Abed Bwanika castigates the conduct of the deputy speaker of parliament where he ordered for the man handling of Hon. Ibrahim Semujju Nganda out of yesterday’s parliamentary seating. Bwanika says that the act was uncalled for since there are rules of procedure that are always followed in […]
By Gerald Businge on May 19, 2013
Bakiga, Banyoro Bakiga conflicts, bunyoro, Bunyoro land issues, Kibaale, Kibaale land question, Sam Kutesa, yoweri museveni
Opinions
This was first published in August 2009 as a comment on this article http://rosebellkagumire.com/2009/08/14/ugandans-consider-a-mufuruki-t-shirt-or-make-one-to-show-unity/ I’m very disappointed at how many people (led by journalists and editors) are taking this Banyoro-Bafuruki issue. First, the derogation added to the word Mufuruki or Bafuruki is very regrettable. You and me know that Mufuruki or Bafuruki is a simple […]
By on April 25, 2013
corruption in uganda, Gen. Caleb Akandwanaho
Opinions
General Saleh is a very understanding person ,many will blame me and accuse me,but I stand by my word,the General has been so helpful to all Ugandans irrespective of political allegiance. In fact General Saleh is one of the solutions towards giving Uganda a new beginning and I request him to initiate national reconciliation and […]
By Gerald Businge on April 12, 2013
Miniskirt, uganda mini skirt, William Shakespeare
Leisure, Opinions
By Pablo 98736 My literature lecturer used to tell us that a good speech is like a miniskirt – long enough to cover the subject but short enough to keep the interest. It is interesting how the government has picked keen interest in the miniskirt which has been around since time immemorial. When you read […]
By Gerald Businge on March 16, 2013
Athony Musala, Catholic Church, marriage, one, priests, start, uganda
Culture & Heritage, Latest Uganda News, Opinions
A senior Uganda priest and popular entertainer, Fr. Athony Musala has appealed to the Catholic Church to allow optional marriage for its priests as the best way he says to curtail the sexual crimes being allegedly committed by the Catholic clergy. Fr. Musala, 55, says the Catholic Church still maintains the “fable” that most catholic priests […]