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Why massive sex tape leak could be a ploy for power in Equatorial Guinea
International: What the rest of the world sees as a sex tape scandal could in fact be the latest episode…
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Coffee Bill and generation of cowards who urinate in small buckets at night
Op-Ed: I am not sure if the men who susu in buckets at night do it while squatting like women…
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Electric car manufacturing companies in Africa
National: Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing is still emerging in Africa, but a few companies and startups are leading the way,…
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What does Trump’s win mean for Africa?
International: As it became clear that Donald Trump had landed the US presidency for the second time, leaders from across…
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Why we should safeguard Uganda’s Coffee Industry
Op-Ed: The Ugandan government’s proposal to abolish the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) and transfer its responsibilities to the Ministry…
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Tilenga: Not inviting Buliisa-based journalists for the final handover of homes to PAPs was deliberate
Op-Ed: On October 15, 2024, while TotalEnergies and the government of Uganda handed over the last batch of 100 resettlement…
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Uganda and Buganda: A Legacy of Love, Tension, and Statehood
Op-Ed: The recent comments allegedly made by the Speaker of Parliament, calling for an effort to “make sure those Baganda…
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Halting the district creation spree: A call for fiscally responsible governance
Op-Ed: The recent trend of creating new districts has sparked intense debate among policymakers, economists, and citizens. While the intention…
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Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, social media, and the locker room banter
Op-Ed: In 2000, when Maj. Gen. Abubaker Jeje Odongo was handing over as Army Commander to incoming Maj. Gen. James Kazini,…
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Empowering seniors in climate action
Op-Ed: By failing to streamline or shade light on elderly wisdom, we miss out on what would have been the…
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