By Ronald SiimaIf the dream of the seven revolutionary young Ugandan men during the 70s, who are claimed to run this nation had come to the young men of today, they would be mocked and accused of abusing some highly intoxicating substance.Like we all agree that for any invention or ... Read More »
By Bayan Nalubwama If no immediate, strong action is done, the entertainment world is likely to reach a point when sexual harassment against artists, on and off stage is not news anymore. While cases of women celebrities are louder than those of men, the impact on all artists is the ... Read More »
By Our Reporter Ashia Aliniyitwe, a student at The Islamic University In Uganda, Kampala Campus(IUIU KC) could be the campus’ new Lady Vice after successfully going through the Shura Council. The lady vice aspirant, whose core values are; integrity, truth, and excellency is hopeful that with the social power she ... Read More »
By Bayan Nalubwama In a relationship, it is always healthy to remind your significant other of how much they mean to you and how you love and appreciate them for choosing you. The best and easiest way to make your consort feel exceptional is by gifting them. However, choosing wrong ... Read More »
By Our Reporter One can hardly talk of individuals that have outstandingly advocated for rights of health professionals over time without mentioning Usher Wilson Owere. Popular for his timeless efforts, Owere has a rich history and continues to enjoy a big recognition towards advocating for better working conditions of health ... Read More »
By Bayan Nalubwama Growing up, every child needs to mentally feed on endless love, care and protection from their parents. They need someone to stand up for them, nurture, guide and groom them into the best version of themselves when they grow up. One of the Bible’s Ten Commandments commands ... Read More »
By Prossy Namiiro Every child is fascinated by something probably they would want to achieve at the young age or, in a near future. For tycoon Hamis Kiggundu, It had always been visiting the white house in Washington DC. “I had always dreamt as a child to visit the United ... Read More »
By Bayan Nalubwama According to the Ministry of Health, 25 percent of Ugandan teenagers become pregnant by the age of 19. Close to half are married before their 18th birthday and continue having babies into their mid-40s. Apio Joslin (not real name) was nineteen when her boyfriend raped her and ... Read More »
By Bayan Nalubwama According to the situation analysis focusing on cases of child abuse that were reported to African Network for the Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN) between January and December 2019, Child neglect was ranked the highest on the list of the violation of children’s rights ... Read More »
By Bayan Nalubwama After the president of Uganda declared the second phase of the state lockdown, almost all businesses in Kampala city were put on a stop except market vendors, street vendors and motorcyclists who operated under strict guidelines. Essential workers too were lucky, with their ID’s and stickers, they ... Read More »
