Columnists, Editorial, Opinion

Sobi’s gang is fragmenting, here is why that is bad for you

December 23

The Luganda daily Bukedde reports today, that members of fallen criminal kingpin Paddy Sserunjogi aka Sobi’s […]

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Editorial, Letters, Opinion

Henry Kisajja Kyemba: An enigma fades into the sunset

October 27

Michael Wakabi When assassins shot President Milton Obote in the mouth as he left Lugogo Indoor […]

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Editorial, Letters, Opinion

Emmanuel Tumusiime- Mutebile: The passing of an economic titan

January 23

Michael Wakabi Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile, the celebrated central banker who passed on in a Nairobi hospital today, […]

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Columnists, Editorial, Letters, Opinion

Why currency manipulation might be a better tool for Kenya, than bans in trade war with Uganda

March 19

Michael Wakabi At the time of writing this article, the Japanese Yen was trading at an […]

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Columnists, Editorial, Letters, Opinion

Navigating the Kenya-Uganda milk impasse: Lessons from rice show us the ugly flipside of protectionist policies

February 14

Michael Wakabi For the umpteenth time, Kenya and Uganda will in April meet in Kampala to […]

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Editorial, Opinion

How to save Emmanuel Katongole’s Covid-19 Response Fund from itself

May 18

The Uganda National Response Fund to Covid-19 has suffered an unexpected backlash. It follows an appeal […]

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Columnists, Editorial, Letters, Opinion

Finding the sweet spot for Kiira Motors in Uganda’s public infrastructure projects

April 30

The Ministry of Finance has deposited for parliamentary approval, a request to borrow USD275 million. Of […]

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Editorial

A layman’s approach to unlocking the Uganda-Rwanda stalemate

December 16

Espionage is the legitimate business of any state and on its own should not be such […]

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Editorial, Opinion

Why Kiira Motors and Tondeka Metro should be partners rather than adversaries

December 8

Michael Wakabi On December 11, a huge meeting of government technocrats, the chief executive of Uganda […]

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Editorial, Opinion

Editorial: Kagame has pulled the Andon Cord; why is East Africa sitting on the fence?

November 25

When he partially shut the common border and prevented his citizens from travelling to Uganda late […]

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