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. …
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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 …
Read More »NUP Force Uganda’s Ambassador to Canada Joy Ruth Acheng to Resign.
Recent controversies surrounding Ugandan diplomat Joy Ruth Acheng, who serves as the High Commissioner to Canada, have brought significant issues regarding the appointment and behavior of diplomats into focus. These concerns extend beyond mere administrative matters, indicating a broader crisis that impacts Uganda’s diplomatic effectiveness and the integrity of its …
Read More »USAID SBCA Delivers Essential Materials to UMMB After Groundbreaking Workshop.
In a groundbreaking move to enhance public health communication within the Muslim community, USAID’s Social Behavior Change Activity (SBCA) has delivered a vital set of health promotion materials to the Uganda Muslim Medical Bureau (UMMB), the health arm of the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC). This delivery follows a transformative …
Read More »Pearl of Africa Approaches 2026 Elections amid Rising Authoritarian Measures and Public Dissatisfaction
By Wabusimba Amiri. Once hailed as the “Pearl of Africa” by Winston Churchill for its splendid weather and abundant natural resources, Uganda is now frequently linked with civil unrest and protests. Recent census data shows a population exceeding 46 million, and the government is struggling with widespread discontent fueled by …
Read More »National Unity Platform Party Faces Crackdown on 4th Anniversary
KAMPALA, UGANDA — Today was meant to mark the 4th anniversary of the National Unity Platform (NUP) Party, following its rebranding from the National Unity Reconciliation Party (NURP). However, celebrations were overshadowed by a heavy military and police presence around the party’s headquarters. Police Action and Arrests Upon arrival at …
Read More »Robert Kyagulanyi Faces Blockade During NUP Nationwide Tour in Bundibugyo
Today, Robert Kyagulanyi, leader of the National Unity Platform (NUP), resumed his nationwide tour in Bundibugyo District amidst significant obstruction from the authorities. The NUPNationWideTour, aimed at engaging with citizens and addressing their concerns, faced multiple hurdles as Kyagulanyi and his team were repeatedly blocked from interacting with the local …
Read More »MR. BALINDA KASSIMU BISANGABASAIJJA RETIRES: A LEGACY OF EDUCATION EXCELLENCE.
In a poignant ceremony attended by district officials and colleagues, Mr. Balinda Kassimu Bisangabasaijja gracefully retired from his role as Senior Education Officer after upon reaching the mandatory retirement age of 60 years. Mr. Balinda, accompanied by the District Educmation Officer Mr. Kabunga Asaph, Principal Internal Auditor Mr. Kiwalabye Godfrey, …
Read More »Full Investigation Report: The Betrayal of Uganda’s Parliament in the Age Limit Bill and Its Enduring Consequences
Prior to the amendment, Article 102(b) of the Ugandan Constitution capped the age for presidential candidates at 75, effectively setting a limit on the tenure of office bearers. The push to amend this clause began in earnest in 2017, with significant backing from members of the ruling party who were …
Read More »Uganda Muslim Medical Bureau (UMMB) & USAID SBCA Conduct Transformative Workshop on Risk Communication and adaptation of Quranic verses at IUIU Female Campus
Uganda Muslim Medical Bureau (UMMB), in collaboration with USAID Social Behavior Change Activity (SBCA), successfully conducted a transformative two-day consultative workshop at the Islamic University in Uganda (IUIU) Female Campus in Kabojja, Kyengera Town Council. Themed “Adaptation of Key Health Messages for Social Behavior Change (SBC) and adaptation of Quran …
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