As Ugandans, We Can Learn A Lot from the “I Vow to Thee My Country” Hymn
2022-09-23
I love hymns. It is hard to speak of my love for hymns without talking about my shared love forRead More →
Freedom of Speech and Expression: A Mountain We Should All be Willing to Die On
2022-09-01
Social media is one of the sensations of the information age. It has made access to information easier than itRead More →
Maybe It’s Time We Rethought Why We Love
2022-08-16
The idea of love and founding a family is not novel to most of us. Growing up, the majority ofRead More →
Are Uganda’s Elites as Useless as Dr. Besigye Claims?
2022-08-08
There has been an ongoing crusade against elites in this nation with the former President of the Forum of DemocraticRead More →
Makerere and Politics: Maybe We Are Just a Country of Hooligans
2022-07-25
In 2014 I was privileged to join Makerere University to pursue my undergraduate degree. Seeing my name shortlisted among theRead More →
It’s Time the Uganda Police Force Rethought Its Priorities and Did Better
2022-07-18
Two events happened in the previous months that caught the attention of the Uganda Police Force. First, it was aRead More →
I Love My Arts Teacher But Does My Government Love Them Equally?
2022-07-11
Growing up I always dreamt of becoming either a lawyer or a teacher. The aspiration to become a lawyer wasRead More →
Judges Should Stick to Deciding Cases: Understanding the Roe versus Wade Ruling
2022-07-04
Last week the Supreme Court of the United States overturned the decision in the landmark case of Roe versus Wade.Read More →
“Securing Your Future” or Greenwashing? The Unpleasant Truth About Uganda’s Oil
2021-12-16
Barely a month after the world’s most important climate summit of the year, COP26, the President of Uganda Yoweri KagutaRead More →
5 Easy Writing Exercises You Can Use To Reset Your Mind When Feeling Down
2021-10-04
What is it with our mind that sometimes makes it so hard to control and work for us instead ofRead More →
