Stanchion addresses the challenges of accommodating frequent changes in inflexible environments.
Author: Guest Writer
Posted inLetter
Waraga pa ‘Onenocan’ Mathias Mpuuga bang ‘Ojudaya’
Ka ce lok ada ni waraga man in aye icoyo dok bene in aye iketo cingi iye, awuru awura dok apari ki kica ki kit ma i tye ka time kede ikare man ma ping tek.
Posted inOpinion / Tech News
Architecting cyber security for Uganda’s fintech sector
Ransomware, phishing, fraud, and user error are the most common causes of cyber breaches, and, cyberattacks are only increasing in sophistication.
Posted inTech News
Building cohesion and alignment with the Raykis blueprint
Raykis enables organisations to craft a blueprint tailored to their unique needs and objectives.
Posted inBusiness / Security
Key trends set to drive cyber attacks in 2024
Criminals are now targeting mobile devices with specific malware to gain remote access, steal login credentials, or deploy ransomware.
Posted inIWPG News
IWPG participates in the 68th UN CSW to “mitigate gender inequalities through solidarity for peace”
The IWPG is an internationally accredited NRM that promotes global peace and the rights of women and girls.
Posted inIWPG News
IWPG chairwoman says DPCW is the resolution at 8th commemoration
IWPG is also planning to co-host a Side Event with Côte d’Ivoire, country that also signed an MOA with IWPG, during CSW68.
Posted inInnovation
Fintech outsourcing: The numbers stack up
In today’s ever-changing market, the Elenjical Solutions experience clearly shows how companies benefit from sticking to what they’re best at.
Posted inPolitics / Scrutiny
Why Lango parliamentary group retained MP Alyek, old team
MP Alyek retained her seat and she will be deputised by Lema Okello of Maruzi North.
Posted inAfrica / Education
Students from Uganda in the US grew by 156% since 2021
Ghana had an increase of 52% from 2022 to 2023, making it the third fastest-growing student population for F-1 visas.
Posted inView
Nyanjura Doreen: If Janani Luwum was alive
The previous generations had their prophets, the likes of Luwum and Festo Kivengere. They don’t need your retrospective pontifications.
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Posted inLetter / Politics
Letter from Iowa to Dokolo [Lango] and Dr Tanga Odoi
Until today, we have girls in Tororo defecating in the bush and you go to Dokolo, no. Ugandans, we need to wake up, let’s be serious.