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Though it is commonly called FINASI-ROKO hospital or the Lubowa Speacilised Hospital, its veritable name is International Specialized Hospital of Uganda (ISHU). Finasi is an Italian consortium that deals in a wide range of activities…

The recently commissioned Isimba dam located at Nampanyi village, Kayunga district, envisions a robust industrial revolution that will require a stable and adequate power supply in a country that is on an economic path of transformation.…

The culture of street vending is etched in the history of the scarcity of essential goods dating back to the early 80s where strategic vendors took advantage of their knowledge of the city, knew where specific goods could be found and…

Political parties, especially in Uganda, are formed with a sole objective of gaining political power through a popular vote. However, this has been a daunting challenge for some parties given the fact that they don’t garner the numerical…

Kampala is an area where politics of virtues, principles, ideology, stature, and personality runs in short supply as long as you align with the right political forces opposed to the establishment. It is not enough to profess your proclivity…

Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago’s political cradle can be traced to the Democratic Party (DP) though at his political formative stage he hobnobbed with the NRM till he was initiated into the UYD politics at Makerere University. His…

Reading through my old buddy Asuman Odoka’s slant that Bobi Wine has both the charisma and steel to outwit Museveni at the ballot, makes elections more of a comedy stunt than the art of popular choice. An outcome of any electoral process…

Labour as a corporate factor of production is key in organizing the other factors. It is this that gives labour a leeway to manipulate capital in a bid to realise development. The interplay between the workforce and the employer inexorably…

The finance minister, Matia Kasaija while addressing a news conference, mimicked a plane taking off with a shriek whistle which was as dramatic as the concord fame. To the layman listening to him, it sounded like a chimera in the Greek…

Having stayed in Uganda for years, Dr Paul Williams who recently led a debate on Uganda's democracy in the UK should have seized the happenstance of his diplomatic trappings in the British parliament to portray the true picture of a country…