By Denis Jjuuko Uganda loves politics. Newspapers splash politics on the front page every single day year on year. Radio and television lead stories are of politics, after spending many hours of airtime talking politics on various programs. In WhatsApp groups, informal meetings over frothy drinks and roast, politics dominate, with each move analyzed. Many […]
By Jjagwe Robert As Sports Leaders we are sometimes criticized for not taking certain Sports matters seriously, not caring enough, acting too late, Etc. The truth is that sometimes we try not to make a bad situation worse and we pray that it can be resolved without too much negative publicity. However the situation at […]
By Denis Jjuuko The public service ministry recently announced that more than 40,000 people applied for 287 jobs across different government ministries, departments and agencies. More than 28,000 of those who applied qualified, meaning they were selected for aptitude tests which were to be held at the Mandela National Stadium at Namboole. It must be […]
By Denis Jjuuko A few years ago, I used to frequent Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital to largely attend meetings at the African Union headquarters. If you kept away for a few months, you would return to a city that you wouldn’t recognize. A new flyover would exist within a few months. You would see […]
By Martha Asinguza Theft of government-supplied medicines is not merely a logistical glitch—it is a betrayal of public trust and a direct assault on the dignity of Ugandans who depend on the public health system. Uganda’s National Medical Stores (NMS) has made notable progress through its Last-Mile Delivery reforms, ensuring drugs reach even the remotest […]
By Denis Jjuuko On Friday 29 August this year, I was invited to speak to the staff of Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) about side hustles for corporates during their end of month Fireplace session. The Fireplace is an internal meeting where guest speakers discuss various topics every last Friday of the month. Here is […]
By Denis Jjuuko It is one of those debates that will never end similar to the one most people are used to —chicken and the egg, what came first? Though this time it is on a personal residential house and a business or even investing in financial assets like treasury bonds. It is an issue […]
By Denis Jjuuko If you are familiar with things Masaka, you have probably heard of Nabugabo Beach. A usually quiet beach on the shores of Lake Victoria. A place you would perhaps wish to sit, listen to water waves and reflect. I think one of the major Christian faiths in Uganda even owns a retreat […]
By Denis Jjuuko Ugandans may be consumed with what is taking place at the Mandela National Stadium at Namboole where Uganda is hosting some continental matches alongside their Pamoja partners Kenya and Tanzania. The three East African countries are jointly hosting the African Nations Championship (Chan), the precursor to Africa Nations Cup (Afcon), the continental […]
By Denis Jjuuko A few years ago, a friend was ecstatic. Finally, after years of toiling, working at his day job and some side hustles, he had managed to buy land somewhere in greater Kampala in one of those sprawling so-called estates where Kampala businessmen buy land and subdivide it into small plots each measuring […]
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