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Tomorrow, February 5, schools will open officially for the first term of the 2023 academic year. This follows the early closure of schools in November last year because of the ...

In his review of Prof Samwiri Rubaraza Karugire’s book, The Inevitability of Instability, published in Sunday Monitor of January 29, Philip Matogo writes: “Prof Karugire also debunks Prof Ali Mazrui’s ...

Brethren, as we enter the month of love, let’s take a moment to appreciate the hardships that those searching for the right mate go through.  When my single friends tell ...

The ombudsman has named District Service Commissions (DSCs) that operate behind a shroud of corruption.According to a list seen by this newspaper, the districts of Tororo and Butaleja registered the ...

An application process that came in handy for top secondary schools during the Covid-19 lockdown has continued to be of great utility more than a year after Uganda fully reopened ...

Uganda has started drilling oil. Good. In a short while, hopefully, we will join the exclusive club of oil exporters. That is even better. And the best part is that ...

In a rare admission, last week President Museveni regretted his role in the sale of Uganda Commercial Bank (UCB), two 20 decades ago. This is huge. For the uninitiated, Mr ...

As things stand, any sports disputes might have to be resolved amicably between concerned parties. Throwing sports disputes in normal Courts of Law has been the practice in Uganda over ...

After the oil and gas sub-sector introduced us to the term spudding last week, Ugandan football has this week shoved the noun homologation down our throats. Whilst the gerund spudding ...

On Sunday January 26, 1986, the National Resistance Army (NRA) overran Kampala and declared themselves the government. Mr Yoweri Museveni, their leader, declared himself President of Uganda. Thirty seven years ...