Why Uganda needs the arts and social sciences towards the 22nd century
The answer lies in the choices we make today about the value we place on the Arts and Social Sciences.
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From watchdogs to attackdogs: The price of partisan Ugandan journalism
While a mason, fisherman, or trader may hold biased views, their reach is localised.
Why Uganda’s trajectory to 2050 precludes unity, democracy and justice
The trajectory to 2050 is not leading toward a rupture but a refinement of these systemic imperatives.
Why P.7 leavers shun technical colleges for secondary schools
Our society still values university degrees, and “white collar” jobs so much compared to TVET qualifications.
A historic milestone: Black history month turns 100
This milestone honours the ancestors who paved the way and the modern pioneers who continue to redefine what’s possible in the history of African Americans.
How Lango leaders can build Lango and transform its culture
Lango sub-region can only grow faster and remain united if politicians and cultural leaders work together. Cultural leaders must put some pressure.
Is AU willing to become the institution Africa needs
The question is not whether Africa needs the AU, but whether the AU is willing and ready to become the institution Africa needs.
TESI Lira empowers African youth through AI innovation
By fostering innovation, creativity, and design thinking, TESI supports youth in envisioning “smart city” solutions tailored to local needs.
Lango’s 2026 vote: A partnership for development, not politics
For years, Lango was often portrayed as politically distant from the ruling party. That narrative no longer holds.
Amolatar district receives shs150m science teaching kits
The kits will be distributed to 20 primary schools—15 best-performing and five worst-performing schools in the 2024 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE).
Stop the gag and deliver on gender equality and right to health within next 59 months
When funding shrinks, gender responsive health programmes are often the first to be de-prioritised.
APCAT summit unites local govts to save lives from tobacco, TB, AMR and NCDs
Several sub-national government leaders (Mayors, Members of Parliament, Governors and Vice Governors, among others) and other stakeholders took part in the 8th APCAT Summit.