Reforms can unlock Uganda’s agriculture competitiveness
New reports state that food demand on the African continent will rise by more than 60% by 2050. The continent...
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With biotech law in place, mass sensitization is next logical step
The process leading to the enactment of the National Biosafety law recently, had been a long one involving consultations, counter...
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Why children in Western Uganda suffer higher rates of malnutrition
Sandwiched between Bombo and Buganda roads, the Police Post at Wandegeya does not only receive criminals and complainants, but in...
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Shedding light on the boot-licking controversy in Church
According to the Merriam Webster's dictionary a bootlicker is a person who tries to gain favor with another through a...
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Three years to middle income status – Missing Ingredients
According to the Second National Development Plan (NDPII), Uganda aspires to reach lower middle income status by 2020. It's yet...
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Is Uganda’s Economy strong enough to service its Public Debt?
Uganda's economy promisingly grew on an average of 7% per annum for the last decades during 1990-2010. However, during years...
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Makerere needs a practical Vice Chancellor
As its motto goes, " the role of Makerere University in shaping the socio-economic and political landscape of Uganda and...
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Provide specialized support to children defiled by their parents
I have read with concern a number of media reports in which parents and guardians have been cited as defilers....
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Fight judicial corruption to promote access to justice
Access to Justice is a hallmark of democracy and therefore societies should fundamentally promote it. Goal 16 of the Sustainable...
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Do not victimize children in National Identity Card Registration
The director of operations and registrations at the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) said at a press conference recently...
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