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An African idea about to go global
The only disappointing part in all of this is that the originators of mobile phones as mobile banks did not register a patent to ensure huge profits from the invention well beyond the original investment that went into it

Is Turkish investment in Africa's education realistic?
THERE are different realities when it comes to education in Turkey. The Government has done a massive investment in the education sector and this is growing every other year

Term limit debate draws unlikely alliance
ACCORDING to sources in the coalition the NRM legislators are fighting from within the party, to win support and increase the numbers necessary to vote for restoration of term limit in the House

Uganda has right sustainable energy mechanism for all
ENERGY derived from the sun, small water sources, the earth heat has the potential to meet the electricity needs to transform the quality of life and improve the economic prospects

What Kakoma and Kajubi reveal about Uganda’s writing culture
WHEN someone has had the privilege to serve humanity in different capacities, his unvarnished memoirs can help generations to come to avoid his mistakes and learn from his rich experience

Succession vs democracy in Uganda
SUCCESSION, in Africa is defined by traditional beliefs, hardly democratic and sustainable in modern politics. When a father picks his heir and a king chooses a successor they are exercising their birth rights not democracy

Jewish voices of peace in times of war
THE world was dancing crazily to the drums of these war-mongers, for whom the solution to the crisis was the heavy bombing of Iranian nuclear facilities buried deep inside mountains

Is a degree still worth it? Not really
CLOSE to a half of the jobs routinely advertised do not require much more than on-the-job training. One would not need a university degree to have the job

School lunch: Should we take decades to agree?
IT’S a pity for a child to study on an empty stomach. My close friend calls it spending the afternoon on your intestines

GMO foods should be labelled
Now, I may not be smart enough to understand the argument, but why hide from the consumers how the food product you are peddling is really made?

lifestyle

The Future of Domestic Airlines in Uganda

Today the common man is in the midst of a number of problems. It might range from the increase in the fuel price and food inflation to the decrease in the value of Shilling.

Politics

Time Magazine

The venerable Time Magazine has on the cover of its latest issue a provoking picture of a mother breastfeeding her three-year old son who stands on a chair in order to reach the said breast.

Sport

Poor health facilities mean local sportsmen play under fatal health risk

Remember David Ssebunya? Of course not. Very few do. The Super League referee died just a day after undergoing a Cooper Test at the end of January. He had pulled out after running 11 of 12 rounds complaining of sickness

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