Opinion

MUKONO, Uganda (UGNEWSLINE) - For some children in Bamutakudde Village, Mukono District, a pair of school shoes was once beyond the reach of their families. That changed when 100 children...

What connection, context, and trust look like in remote environments. By Loanette Boshoff, Chief People Officer at APO Group An office builds culture by default. People run into each other...

By Dusman Okee A known scholar, a political commentator, a journalist and an ardent critic of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Government, Charles Onyango-Obbo, after a long time of observation,...

By John Tumwine Africa's mining industry is entering a defining era. The global shift towards clean energy, advanced manufacturing and digital technologies has intensified demand for critical minerals, placing the...

FORT PORTAL — Across Tooro, the preparations are no longer confined to the palace. Chiefs are calling meetings. Clans are being mobilised. Communities are being asked to contribute food, livestock...

As Uganda moves to finalise a costed national strategy for sickle cell disease, families in high-burden communities are waiting to see whether a policy shift will translate into earlier diagnosis,...

By : Jerry Kitsewa Otieno, Law and Policy Analyst The low turn-up of learners in schools should concern every parent, teacher, community leader and policymaker. It is tempting to look...

By Jackie Tahakanizibwa, Head of Corporate & External Affairs, Uganda Baati For many years, corporate sustainability was largely associated with tree planting campaigns, community donations and environmental conservation initiatives. While...

By Anthony Kivumbi-Business Development Manager- Strategic Partnerships at HFB Drive out of Kampala on any road you like. Take the one to Naggalama, where I went to school. Somewhere past...

By Simon Ssekankya Nsubuga, Managing Director Hardware World Ltd For most Ugandans, building a home is not something that happens overnight. It takes years of saving, borrowing and making sacrifices....