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.
Category: Opinion
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.
In 2025, mental health should become a lifestyle
Financial and social struggles are just a few of the pressures that can fuel mental health challenges, especially as the New Year begins.
Otim Odoch: The 2026 election is for Museveni—more important than any other
There is no doubt that once President Museveni announces his candidacy for re-election (which I am confident he will do), the presidential race will be all but decided in his favor.
MP Aguti’s early Christmas message encourages reflection on Jesus Christ’s humility
The New Year is a time for making resolutions and setting goals for the future, said MP Aguti.
Tibuhaburwa Museveni and Julius Caesar’s ides of March 15th 44 BC
Julius Caesar’s decision to cross the Rubicon River gave him victory in the short run, but cost him and his family everything, including power.
Elections cannot change government in Uganda
As elections approach, some political actors begin to make clandestine bargains with President Museveni and his NRM regime as “political lords,” mortgaging their loyal and innocent supporters…
Why Africa must up its game on Climate Finance at COP29
For the climate advocates specifically those for community-centered, inclusive, and just climate finance frameworks, the key COP29 outcomes offer both opportunities and challenges in this regard.