Law on political party funding indeed unfair
When seeking to empower society, institutions or entities, you don’t consider only those that already have capacity. For instance what...
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Uganda’s oil deal: Let’s face the brutal facts
A few weeks ago, I wrote a commentary in these pages about Uganda’s oil and its eminent fall in value...
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Uganda’s new oil deal: Let’s confront the brutal facts
A few weeks ago, I wrote a commentary in these pages about Uganda’s oil and its eminent fall in value...
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Uganda’s oil may be worthless by 2050
“In the name of the Joint Venture Partners and on behalf of TotalEnergies, I announce Final Investment Decision for the...
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Trade not Aid, should be Uganda’s new development focus
To date, Uganda is among the world’s top aid recipients. Between 2012 and 2019, the country received more than $15...
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Why panic engulfs leaders in their pursuit of a legacy
When leaders are about to pave way for others - to finally make their exit, they face one common and...
Read moreDetailsPolitical Parties’ Code of Conduct’ to mitigate indiscipline and electoral chaos
All responsible institutions all over the world require a code of conduct to regulate their actions and way of behavior....
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How wars and armed conflicts are derailing Africa’s progress
Author and journalist Fareed Zakaria once observed that today, “The richest countries of the world are not in geopolitical competition...
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Uganda should learn from the United States 9/11 terror attacks and response
This year has marked the 20th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 (Commonly referred to as “9/11”) terrorist attacks that...
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FAO ready to follow up on the UN Food Systems Summit and transform Agri-Food Systems
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has entered a new era with a new structure and...
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