Rtd DIGP Julius Odwe: Somalia needs people who can transform insecurity into peace….
So the reasons why there were broken communities in Somalia were not addressed (the internal conflicts) of the Somali people.
Category: Opinion
Money vs. ideas in Lango politics: A historical perspective on leadership and ideology
Lango has a duty to restore its legacy of principled leadership, ensuring that ideas, not money, determine the region’s political future.
The Elites must take center stage in Lango’s transformation: now or never
Beyond Obote, Lango has produced influential politicians, civil servants, military leaders, and technocrats who have left their mark on Uganda’s political landscape.
Visionary leadership and youth mentorship: The guarantee for Lango’s future
Lango must return to the politics of ideas, and this will only happen if we invest in young leaders who will carry the region into the future.
“Think like a man, get left like a single mom: The satirical reality of modern dating”
Perhaps the real lesson isn’t about outsmarting men, but about choosing responsible adults in the first place. Because when the game is rigged, the only way to win is not to play at all.
“From freedom to tear: The price of stability on Uganda Farm”
At the helm of Uganda Farm stands Comrade Napoleon, the wise and ever-benevolent leader who has ruled for decades.
Business case for Forest Stewardship Council certification in Africa
For businesses operating in or sourcing from Africa’s vital forest ecosystems, the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification offers a compelling solution.
Certification of academic documents should be simplified
The second issue that makes applying for jobs expensive is the current system of certifying academic documents in different universities and institutions.
Exclusive: If Besigye dies in prison, will it be a time bomb?
Besigye is the country’s most arrested politician and activist since early 2000.
Uganda’s future in an evolving political landscape
As these events unfold, one must critically assess what the future holds for Uganda in the 40th year of NRA/M rule.
Opinion: Neither Aceng nor Amongi represent the future of Lango
While Lango has praised the appointment of these two women to cabinet positions, no significant resources have been allocated to spur development in the sub-region.
It’s time to make ICT a principal subject
ICT is currently taught as a subsidiary subject at A-level, but many people want it to be promoted to a principal subject.