Once Upon A Time…Makerere was the ‘Harvard’ of Africa, now it’s a glorified secondary school

Once Upon A time…Students from all over the region craved to study at Makerere University. That was in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s when the institution was regarded as the ‘Harvard’ of Africa. Among other faculties, the university arguably had the best Medical School in the region. It was also the bastion of academic research…

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23 million women in Uganda have it. So why are some terrified by the word “Vagina”?

In their groundbreaking academic research: Liability or asset? Women talk about the vagina, researchers Virginia Braun and Sue Wilkinson spent several months interviewing several women and men in New Zealand and Canada respectively to get their perceptions on the “vagina.” The 2003 study was published in the British Psychological Society Journal. Most women, according to…

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Once Upon A Time…Ggoobi was a budding sports journalist, now he heads the Treasury

In the early 2000s when he worked as a sports reporter for The Sunrise newspaper at National Theatre, Ramathan Ggoobi endlessly effused about Kenneth Matovu, the gifted New Vision sports journalist and columnist who perished in an accident in 2001. Ggoobi, then wanted to become the next “Matovu” only that he appeared more interested in…

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COP 29: Uganda lauded over its progressive green financing policy

Baku, Azerbaijan: Uganda has been lauded for the pioneering and visionary strides that the country has made in green financing necessary to slow the adverse impact of climate change. The country’s progressive policy environment and government’s efforts in extending patient capital to private enterprises in areas of low carbon industrialization, green manufacturing and climate resilient…

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