UK’s Long goodbye to Elizabeth II: Implications and lessons – Denis Mugonza Waggumbulizi
I was in my sitting room watching BBC News on the Thursday evening of 8th September, 2022, when i saw the death announcement of Britain’s […]
Why EACOP should be halted? Focus on the Musevenomics Ugandan perspective! Not European Union’s – Akampa
Well, a few weeks ago when European Union Parliament sat and made a resolution calling upon Uganda and Tanzania to stop the EACOP pipe line […]
Out To Lunch: Let us have coffee over affordable housing – Denis Jjuuko
There are skits on social media of a landlady called Nakayiza. She can visit her tenants at any time and if she finds them eating […]
The road I don’t care shall take you safely to the city of I wish I knew – Samuel Obedgiu
Since the 1800s the earth has been gradually experiencing shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. There are many natural and anthropogenic factors that could have […]
Computer Misuse (Amendment) Bill, 2022 A Blessing To The NRM Regime – Denis Mugonza Waggumbulizi
The Computer Misuse (Amendment) Bill, 2022 which was tabled by Kampala Central Legislator, Muhammad Nsereko was considered and passed during a plenary sitting by Parliament […]
Selfish World Trade Organization (WTO ) Geo-Politics Failing Africans Ability To Feed Themselves
BY SAMUEL OBEDGIU Recently, the BBC put up a tweet that carried a story about how “a ship carrying Ukrainian grain had docked in the […]
The Road Of I Don’t Care, Takes You Safely To The City Of I Wish I Knew – Samuel Obedgiu
Uganda is a country in a conflict that needs immediate resolution. If you read A G G – Pincwa, Institute of social research, 1987. #WhisperEyeNews […]
Why Museveni cannot call off Nyege Nyege Festival – Denis Mugonza Waggumbulizi
This week, we have witnessed mixed reactions on Nyege Nyege Festival from the public, but especially from the Executive and Legislature each giving their perceptions […]
Whose Uganda Are We In ? – Samuel Obedgiu
Uganda got its independence in 1962. It had over 9 presidents coming through coup de ta, bloodshed. Looking at the 1962 constitution abrogated in 1966, […]
Post-By-Elections: Implications And Lessons – Denis Mugonza Waggumbulizi
An election is a civil space, and people are expected to behave in a civil manner. An election is not an incident. It is a […]