Driving Africa’s fair energy transition through technology and innovation
Africa’s energy transition must be shaped by Africans themselves, says Prof. Bart Nnaji.
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Oweyegha-Afunaduula: Democratic backsliding: 40 years of hope, 30 of deception
When the National Resistance Movement (NRM) captured state power through the barrel of the gun in January 1986, it promised more than military stability.
Civil society groups call for community-centred action following Africa forward summit declaration
The Africa Forward Summit declaration repeatedly referred to building “partnerships of equals” between Africa and France.
Why your communications strategy is undermining your decisions
As markets become more complex and information moves faster, communications is now part of strategy, embedded in how boardroom decisions are formed, framed, and executed.
Lango interim Won Nyaci urges parents to prioritise child safety and moral guidance during holidays
On Thursday, Ogwal Oyee emphasised that holidays are presenting increased dangers, especially for our young girls, who he said are vulnerable to predators exploiting the break to lure them into acts that cannot be tolerated.
A country like Uganda – without its elders – has no future
Prof Oweyegha-Afunaduula: “The old and elderly are the only group that can teach the youth to distinguish between genuine identity and manufactured ethnic hatred.”
Why Lango journalists must rediscover and end opportunistic unity
Petty disagreements, personal rivalries, and mistrust have repeatedly overshadowed the collective responsibility they share as watchdogs of society.
The ghost in boarding schools and the rise of juvenile delinquents
A disturbing wave of student youth-led violence in Bukedea, Amolatar, Apac, Lira and elsewhere across the country is forcing us to confront this question.
The Museveni development philosophy
Electricity access has expanded to every district except Buvuma and Obongi, as per Uganda Bureau of Statistics, 2024.
Turning development justice analysis into collective actions
Social protection is so critical for advancing women’s rights as well as rights of gender diverse and indigenous peoples, said Kate Lappin, Regional Secretary of Public Services International Asia Pacific.
Ishaa Otto Amiza: The ineptness of the cabinet is finally exposed on the anti-sovereignty bill 2026
Unfortunately, the Attorney General, Kiryowa continues to insist that the bill is a good law in the offing without defining any serious mischief that the law intends to cure.
Women Deliver 2026 must honour first nations justice, land, and life
This moment in Melbourne echoes far beyond Australia. It resonates deeply with the struggles of grassroots women and Indigenous communities across Africa.