Initially, the NRM/A more or less banned multiparty politics by simply telling Ugandans that it has reached a gentleman’s agreement to suspend political activities while it ruled, promising to hold multiparty elections after four years.
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Posted inEulogy
A tribute to Mzee Raila Odinga: The shaper of Kenya’s politics
The former Prime Minister of Kenya Raila Amolo Odinga died on Wednesday morning in India after collapsing, according to verified statements.
Posted inEducation
Fix sticky issues in the new curriculum
For the 2024 pioneers, UNEB required schools to submit Continuous Assessment (CA) scores only for S.4 term one and term two.
Posted inNews
Tobacco vendor licensing plugs the loopholes in implementing lifesaving health laws
Sabita Karapan said that it is the legal responsibility of tobacco retailers to ensure that all transactions of tobacco products are carried out at the outlet.
Posted inOpinion
Lango men tell what YOWERI KAGUTA MUSEVENI actually mean
A few, if any, have taken time to study each letter of that name to attach leadership relevance and meaning to them.
Posted inNews
Multi-disease elimination approach in action when services go closer to the communities
In 2022, around 2.3 million women were diagnosed with breast cancer and 670,000 died of it worldwide.
Posted inNews
USA vs most of the world: Will human rights to health and gender equality take primacy?
USA government leader Robert Kennedy Junior (often referred to for his anti-vaccination stance) said that he will not support “taxes on unhealthy products.”
Posted inLife Style
My prostate journey from Nakawa to Uro-Care Hospital in Nansana
My prostate journey to Uro-Care Hospital was long and arduous. It began in May 2023 when I woke up to pass urine and I couldn’t.
Posted inInterview
Interview: Dan Loscphe on COP30 and Africa’s renewable energy capacity
Halting and reversing deforestation is a major goal. What are your thoughts on achieving this by 2030?
Posted inEulogy
He played Uganda’s first anthem, saw the flag rise: Farewell to the grandfather Zephenieh Ajwer
At the age of 94, Mzee Zephenieh Ajwer departed this world having lived a life so selfless and so deeply intertwined with Uganda’s journey as a nation that words can scarcely do justice to his legacy.
Posted inEntertainment
Nyanzi and Kenzo stir heated debate on copyright law
Media entrepreneur Nyanzi Martin Luther recently stirred discussion by questioning the value of the current copyright system in Uganda.
Posted inOpinion
Government’s shifting goal post: “Killing teachers for us mentality”
Once intellectual giants reasoning with clarity, teachers now turn on each other like mudfish trapped in a parched swamp, yearning for the next rainy season.