The dramatic evaluations of the Nobel Prize winner, Luc Montagnier
“Studies on the genes of the virus clearly shows that it was not a human-made virus in the laboratory.” Professor Luc Montagnier is spreading fantastic theories.”
Category: Opinion
UPC cannot work with Museveni and NRM government
UPC is not a family, clan or regional party but a national political party with clear mission and objectives to run the affairs of Uganda.
How do we get out of this socio-economic and political quagmire?
Your enemies are not the tormentors you already know but the hidden killer unknown to you.
Kaheru, are people with toilets questioning Akon’s project?
President Museveni has often threatened people who are against investment. He calls them enemies of the State. So, what’s a State without its people?
‘Why judicial incompetence affects patients’ care, nursing systems’
I am just wondering how Uganda is practicing medicine with that Luwero-Bush war judicial system! A patient failing to get treatment is a crime, but there are no medical persons challenging the status quo.
Why the unity of Africa is a matter of continental importance
Africa is arguably the most endowed continent in every aspect and therefore most attractive to any white-collar thief for which these pink-nosed grandchildren of the black man have become.
Mugeni “concurs” with Dr Kasenene on Covid-19 vaccination
“Uganda has had a very bad approach to the Covid-19 that no one is certain of the data so generated on Covid-19,” Mr James William Mugeni.
Open Letter to Pres. Museveni: Create Ministry of Youth Affairs or The Uganda National Youth Authority
The poor coordination and management of Youth affairs in Uganda is responsible for the high unemployment rate for young people in Uganda, especially those who have formal education and live in urban areas
Honest dialogue and reconciliation is possible for Uganda’s present political dilemma
Any honest effort to liberate Uganda from its present malaise will require an imperative to burry individual interests and bruises and offer oneself to the opportunity available to uphold the interests of the country above any other.
The role of technology in unlocking trade value in East Africa
“For countries and ports of trade that have updated their infrastructure through investments into new technology, these income gains will be easier to realise,” Mr Pedro Guerreiro.
Covid-19 in Africa could reverse 30yrs of Wildlife conservation gains, harming livelihoods
On top of losses from the tourism sector, well-intended lockdown measures in densely populated cities are exacerbating the situation in smaller rural communities. An estimated 350 million people in Africa work in what’s known as informal employment.
Opposition will be routed at the polls—NRM’s Odongo Lango
The Laws of Newtonian physics will lead to a historic opposition loss.