By Ernest Bazanye Fifty five years. Fifty five years ago there was no Uganda. One flag went down another flag went up and now look. Fifty five years later. I'm proud of us. I can say I am proud of our history. I mean, I know we have had a bogus history. It's been shit. These
Guest Posts
The Nature of Storytelling #UgBlogWeek
By Ojara Andrew Charles Storytelling has always been by people about people. It started as one on ones; the direct result of the human ability for interaction, possession of shared versus divided lives, experiences and aspirations against the fact that we can be both inspired and intrigued by the elements of stories.
The Cliques of Twitter and Social Kampala
The Politics of Oil by Oil firms and government on influencing Climate change Policies
On August 3, 2016, The Daily Monitor reported that the Petroleum Directorate from the Ministry of Energy hailed the coming of four new international oil firms into the Ugandan oil world. These included “Australia’s Armour Energy Limited, WalterSmithPetroman Oil Limited, Oranto Petroleum International Ltd and Niger Delta Petroleum Resources Ltd
Marking World Oral Health Day
A Women’s Day Poem
By Emmanuel Kasomi The earth in itself cannot contain it It has seen her through all the huddles It has bore the shame and the treachery she’s gone through: All her ups and downs. And finally, her day has come To stand forth and feel proud about all the misfortunes Because to these she credits her strength, Her
