Ope-ed: Were we really ready for the Parish Development Model?
I have strong confidence that the framers of the Parish Development Model knew, I am tempted to believe that the three fundamentals didn’t meet on ground.
Category: Opinion
Stigma hampering fight against HIV epidemic in Uganda
The stigma and discrimination associated with HIV/AIDS exacerbate unequal power relations and control in society.
Hunger is a looming threat in Uganda
LAYDNET is ready to work with like-minded organizations including those in civil society, UN agencies (such as FAO, WFP, and UNICEF), and government agencies, to design and implement innovative strategies to combat chronic hunger.
Opinion: Lango strongly supports Gen Muhoozi
God willing, Gen Muhoozi will be the next president
‘Lango endorses Muhoozi’s presidency’ headline is a total misrepresentation
Lango have remained the most deprived, targeted, and marginalized tribe in Uganda by the NRA -Bachwezi Dynasty rule
Do we need medical officers in lower health facilities in Uganda?
It will be a wastage of human resources if medical officers are placed in lower facilities yet actually the major hospitals don’t have enough.
The sacrifices made by nurses and midwives that go unnoticed
Intimidating nurses is not a solution rather negotiating and solving the issue of salary discrepancies would be the best strategy
OPINION: If we love Jacob, we’ve to remember him forever
I am proposing to the government and the Parliament of Uganda to make either March 20 or April 8 every year a “Jacob Oulanyah Day”.
Oulanyah’s rise, fall, and succession should offer lessons to all Ugandans
My soul bleeds for the Bensyland and we must pick a lesson from Oulanyah’s adventures in life.
Oped|It is corruption putting Uganda’s economic growth in a total lockdown
Corruption is an illegal act and Uganda as a country has enacted laws prohibiting corruption such as the Anti Corruption Act, among others.
State of Affairs: A call for unity in diversity among Lango
The solidarity exhibited among Lango of different political, social and economic divides remains excellent beside a small minority of individuals who are known and well defined for the mission of the dividing force.
OPINION: What the death of His Highness Emorimor Papa Iteso has revealed
Everybody wanted to know who the fallen Paramount Chief of Iteso was and what is unique about Iteso.