South Sudan minister of information Bernaba Marial Benjmin has assured Uganda that his government is not interested in any war with the Republic of Sudan.
He said Juba had agreed to solve its issues with the Khartoum government amicably as proposed by the African union
FDC in crisis
Money, NRM intrusion and jostling for Besigye’s chair rock the main opposition party
The brush between Leader of Opposition Nandala Mafabi and FDC Members of Parliament reflects a deeper prob...
How to change Kampala (Part 2)
A combination of sound technocratic management with a good dose of political skill will do the job
I argued in this column last week that any attempt by Kampala City Council Authority (KCCA) to ca...
When UPDF tracked Rwanda’s airforce (Part II)
Continues from last week
c. The delegation placed an order for the following:
05 SUKHOI -25 fighter aircrafts.
05 MIG - 29 fighter aircrafts.
C 200 - C300 Air Defence Systems.
Mobile radars.
...
A generation without work
Why President Museveni’s promises on youth jobs must mature soon
Since childhood, James Sekitooleko’s mother implored him to study hard, get a good job and be successful. After 17 years in school, Sekitooleko graduated with a bachelor of Tourism degree and thought he was prepared for succes...
Doing development better
Debate about the new World Bank president teaches economists one major lesson – they don’t know everything
Jim Yong Kim’s appointment as World Bank president may have been predictable, given the long-standing tradition that renders the selection an American prerogative. But even the...
Poverty levels down, but only just
Experts not optimistic, suggest more sustainable ways to fight rural poverty
If figures in the ‘Poverty Status Report,’ which was released on May 08 are anything to go by, Uganda’s poverty lev...
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“Torture” in a Rwandan prison
An hour in the life of a Sierra Leonean war crimes convict now in the international section of Mpanga prison
By all standards Issa Hassan Sesay, a convicted international war criminal and former lead...
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Eco-art gets its prize
On 17th April 2012, in Doha, Qatar, Ugandan Bruno Ruganzu stepped on the podium to claim the TED Prize for City 2.0 at the TEDx Summit. Ruganzu scooped US$10,000 prize, beating 700 competitors, includ...