By Wabusimba Amiri. Uganda’s political landscape poses a unique challenge for businesses, particularly in a society where younger generations lean toward opposition parties and older demographics tend to support the ruling government. This political polarization significantly influences consumer behavior, often determining the success or failure of many businesses. To thrive …
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DEBUNKING THE MISLEADING CLAIMS IN THE STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS REGARDING THE UCDA MERGER
By: Amiri Wabusimba. As an informed Muzukulu, I attentively followed Jajja’s State of the Nation Address regarding the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) merger with the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry, and Fisheries (MAAIF). Despite reviewing it thoroughly, I still grapple with lingering questions about the UCDA’s current trajectory. The …
Read More »UGANDA MPS CLASH OVER GOVERNMENT’S DECISION TO CONSOLIDATE UCDA AGENCY INTO MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE.
By: Wabusimba Amiri. The debate over Uganda’s decision to merge government agencies, particularly the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) into the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry, and Fisheries (MAIF), has become a lightning rod for a much deeper national conversation. While the government presents this merger as a strategic move …
Read More »UMMB Meets Allied Health Professionals Council Registrar on Strategic Collaboration.
In an effort to enhance healthcare governance and elevate professional standards, the Uganda Muslim Medical Bureau (UMMB) held a high-level meeting with Mr. Nyamutale Peter, Registrar of the Allied Health Professionals Council, to discuss key topics including licensing, Continuing Professional Development (CPD) accreditation, and strategic partnership/ collaborations. This strategic engagement …
Read More »UGANDA’S SAUNAS EXPLOITING WORKERS AND FUELING HIV SPREAD THAT NEEDS REGULATION BEFORE IT BECOMES A HEALTH HAZARD.
By: Amiri Wabusimba. The increasing popularity of saunas in urban Uganda, particularly among the upper class, brings both wellness benefits and notable health risks. Known for their ability to reduce stress, improve cardiovascular health, and aid in detoxification, saunas have become a retreat for many city dwellers looking to unwind. …
Read More »Teacher Licensing Should Prompt Broader Licensing Across All Sectors, Including Parliamentarians.
By. Wabusimba Amiri. In Uganda, a significant proposal is advancing through parliament to create a professional licensing body for teachers. This initiative aims to enhance the teaching profession by setting a minimum qualification of a degree, akin to the rigorous standards in fields like healthcare and accounting. While this step …
Read More »UMMB Strengthens Health Outcomes in Rwenzori Region through Strategic Technical Support Supervision Visit.
Uganda Muslim Medical Bureau (UMMB) continues to strengthen its impact on health outcomes across Uganda, recently visiting the Rwenzori region as part of the FLASH project. The UMMB team, which included Mugole Hamidu, Quality Assurance Program Officer; Namanjaa Zam, Finance Manager; and Amiri Wabusimba, Advocacy and Communication Specialist/Membership Manager, conducted …
Read More »Mubende Widow Esther Seeks Justice Amid Claims of Power Abuse by Aide to Mubende Municipal MP
In Mubende, Uganda, the ongoing legal dispute between Abdul Juuko, also known as Butodene, and a widow named Nantumbwe Esther highlights significant issues within the country’s legal and social systems, particularly concerning the protection of vulnerable individuals against the misuse of power and influence. This case underscores the challenges of …
Read More »Museveni’s recent Appointments of RDCs and Assistants, a Strategic move for 2026 Elections
By Wabusimba Amiri. The recent appointments of Resident District Commissioners (RDCs), their deputies, and newly introduced assistants by President Museveni, ahead of Uganda’s 2026 general elections, highlight a deliberate strategy to consolidate his influence across the country. The timing of these appointments, as Uganda gears up for another election cycle, …
Read More »Digital Democracy or Dollar-Driven Decisions? The Future of African Politics in a Digital World.
By Wabusimba Amiri, As Uganda approaches its 2026 general elections, the political landscape is increasingly shaped by the intersection of digital engagement, financial incentives, and the nation’s fiscal stability. This evolving dynamic presents both opportunities and challenges that require a careful examination of their implications for the country’s democratic integrity …
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