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‘COVID-19 Didn’t break America, It revealed what was already broken’
When the virus came here, it found a country with serious underlying conditions, and it exploited them ruthlessly. Chronic ills—a corrupt political class, a sclerotic bureaucracy, a heartless economy, a divided and distracted public—had…
COVID-19 offers vital lessons to Governments on crisis communication
By Denis Nabende
In their 2010 paper “From disaster event to political crisis”, Professors Stuart Olso and Vincent Gawronski articulated what consequences governments can face in the wake of natural disasters.
They highlighted how…
Why The Role of the Military in National Development Should Never be Underestimated
In the past two decades, there has been a marked increase in the involvement of military forces in the development activities that have traditionally been outside the military sphere. And this trend has been particularly evident in third…
Why We Should Learn From Museveni’s Conflict Resolution and Management Style
The conflict theory, suggested by Karl Marx, claims society is in a state of perpetual conflict because of competition for limited resources. It holds that social order is maintained by domination and power, rather than consensus and…
Mao’s Leadership Woes: A Tale of Pumpkin-Watermelon Politics
If you want to fly with eagles, don’t swim with ducks, this shibboleth summarises Mao’s tenure at the helm of the Democratic Party leadership. His leadership has been a mixed bag of eagles and ducks struggling to outdo each other in a field…
Comment: Why The Strength of NRM Lies in Its Ideology and Broad Based Approach
The National Resistance Movement (NRM) political party has been in charge of this country for the last three decades, and a lot of positives have been registered in most sectors although this success can be attributed to its ideological…
East African Community: A Balance Between political correctness and economic benefits
The aphorism that any decision made by a politician, whether social, religious or economic will always be a political decision, directly applies to what is happening in the body politic of the East African region. The principle of free…
Laws Of Money To Help You Through “Jan-worry” And Through Out The Rest Of The Year.
Laws of money To Help You Through "Jan-Worry."
Year after year, we continue to joke about the luck of money during January after the excessive spending during the festive season.
Most of our savings are plummeted and we are back to…
OWC is Driving Agro-Industrialisation for Job Creation and Increased Household Incomes
By Gen (Rtd) Caleb Akandwanaho Salim Saleh
OWC operation is subdivided into 04 phases namely; phase 1- Initiation, phase 2- Stabilization, phase 3- Consolidation and phase 4- Hand over and exit. Each of the phases has its own…
Insight: Education Means to Love to Learn is to Learn to Love Everything that is Good
By Fr. Paulino Mondo
‘Let your yes mean yes and your no mean no’ Matthew 5: 33-37
What is education all about?
-The act or a process of acquiring knowledge, the act of imparting knowledge and the theory of teaching and learning.…