Opinion

Last week, as Uganda joined the world in commemorating World Food Day, we had the privilege of amplifying the message of micronutrient nutrition for our client, Unilever Uganda's Royco brand. This year’s theme, "Right to Food for a…

When my friend left Uganda for Rwanda, he was full of hope. His grandparents had fled Rwanda decades ago, seeking refuge in Uganda, but he had always felt an undeniable pull to the land of his ancestry. For years, he told everyone that he…

The month of October world over in the corporate world is known as the Customer Service or Customer Experience month. In this month many corporate organisations take their services away from their offices to where their customers are or…

In Uganda, just like most other parts of Africa, religion is deeply woven into the fabric of our day-to-day life. It guides our moral compass, influences our societal norms, and offers comfort during life’s most trying…

A New Era of Work and Income for Ugandan Youth Beyond the Usual 9-to-5

When being sworn in as president in 1986, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni made it clear that their victory was not a mere change of guards, but a fundamental change in his quest for economic transformation. This envisioned journey has…

How many times has government or local agencies been caught ‘’unawares’’ whenever disasters like landslides, flash floods, earthquakes, open sewer accidents, drainage blockages happen? What time has government ever been prepared for a…

Let us brace ourselves because the shopping Mecca has dropped into our area code! It’s like Black Friday happening everyday creating epic queues longer than voting queues in a free and fair election - something not many have seen in their…

The wrangles that have pervaded the Forum for Democratic Change for some time have now generated a lot of debate among political pundits. Many are questioning the true reason behind the fall out between the Katonga faction led by Erias…