Analysis & Opinions

UNOC now deals in wholesale distribution of bulk petroleum products Several public corporations and state enterprises are making profits although many aren’t paying dividends to the Government as a key shareholder. According to the Auditor General’s report dated December 2025, Edward Akol, the Auditor General analyzed the profitability of fifteen

A tribute by the Children of the Late Brigadier General Charles Oluka On January 29, we mark one year since the passing of Brigadier General Charles Oluka, our father. One year on, the sense of loss remains profound. His absence is still felt in the quiet moments once filled with

By Anitah Ahebwa If a stranger knew everything your phone knows about you, would you sleep peacefully? It is an uncomfortable question, but it is one we cannot avoid. Every time we register a SIM card, apply for a job, or download an app, we leave behind digital traces of

By Ali Ssekatawa They say “the sun that rises slowly lasts till evening,” and 2026 is shaping up to be such a year for Uganda — one unfolding with steady confidence and carrying the weight of significant national promise. January is quietly taking its bow, February waits in the wings,

By Tom Wodeya For too long, conversations about national progress in Uganda have revolved around leadership: who holds power, who promises change, and who will deliver the future. The imagination has been captured by that singular preoccupation; our national discourse at dinner tables, in taxis, and on the front pages