OP-ED

By Kyeswa Hakim I have spent the better part of my life defending the NRM. I have walked village paths,...

On a modest veranda in Mubende District, a row of glass jars sits quietly beneath pieces of cotton cloth. Inside...

There is something almost liturgical in the way Washington and Tel Aviv recite the commandments of the so called rules...

Let us speak plainly. What is happening in Sudan is not complicated. It is not a puzzle too complex to...

Africa stands at a crossroads. For centuries, the continent has been the prize and playground of global powers, where resources,...

Every era reaches a moment when power must decide whether it will be governed by memory or seduced by its...

Every festive season in Uganda follows a familiar ritual, roads fill, vehicles overflow, and fares quietly mutate. What was affordable...

For decades, Ugandans have looked to the office of the Inspectorate of Government (IGG) as the ultimate guardian against corruption...

Bobi Wine’s homage to Obote is not just political theater—it’s a tragicomedy of betrayal, a slap across the face of...

Five years later, former Principal Accountant in the Office of the Prime Minister, Goeffrey Kazinda remains incarcerated in Luzira Prison...