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By Arthur Nuwagaba On 23 December 2022, permanent secretary wrote to all recruitment agencies and all pre-departure orientation and training institutions about suspending bilateral labour agreement with the kingdom of Saudi Arabia which was going
Kassanda District In Glee With The New Leadership At NRM Office of The National Chairman At Kyambogo
By Hajji Fahd Kasule Basing on the year 2022, a lot has happened that unfolded itself in different departments, particularly within NRM externally and internally. However, internal contradictions among top officials happened much more in
By Allan Bamuha The start of a new year is the perfect time to turn a new page, which is probably why so many people make new year's resolutions. The new year often feels like
CLASSLESS SOCIETY is an ATTITUDE of MIND. It's aspirational and achievable not necessarily in puritan sense but in as far as narrowing the gap thereto. Once the LESS FORTUNATE or less privileged are seen as
By Barrister Peter Magomu Mashate The legal maxim that “JUSTICE MUST NOT ONLY BE DONE BUT SEEN TO BE DONE” is poignant and for purposes of this highly condensed and abridged article has to be
By Steven Masiga. The clan chairmen of the 26 clans of Masaba land have finally implemented a court directive that required them to mediate and pronounce themselves on who of the two contenders was properly
By Faruk Kirunda On October 9, 2022, former Kawempe South MP, Hon. Mubarak Munyagwa Serunga, while appearing on “NBS Eagle” programme made various allegations targeting the person of the President and I wish to respond
By Allan Bamuha Cooperative societies play a key role in promoting savings and credit facilities world over. They act as an instrument to provide savings and credit services thereby raising the standards of living for
By Faruk Kirunda I refer to the operation announced by the spokesperson of the Traffic police department, Afande Faridah Nampiima, to get rid of misuse of sirens and flash lights by unauthorised categories of vehicles
By Faruk Kirunda Uganda and East Africa at large are under attack just as we are making faster strides into modernisation of our economy(ies) and coalescing for common interests of our people, and a stronger