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OPINION: AU’s Agenda 2063 and the Quiet Misallocation of Africa’s Future

Ezeoka Emmanuel

By Emmanuel Ezeoka Another January 30 arrives. Another anniversary of Agenda 2063; Africa’s most ambitious collective promise. Yet after more than a decade, the question is no longer whether the vision is noble, but whether Africa has assigned its boldest future to institutions structurally incapable of delivering it. This anniversary invites reflection and recommitment, but it also demands a measure …

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OPINION: IPOD is not about money as NUP thinks

Kirunda (1)

BY FARUK KIRUNDA The attitude of the NUP leadership towards the Inter-Party Organisation on Dialogue (IPOD) needs deeper analysis. Judging from the letter from the party’s Secretary General to the Executive Director of IPOD, Dr. Lawrence Sserwambala requesting to sign the Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) to join the body reveals the limited understanding of the forum’s objectives. To them, it’s …

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OPINION: WHY UGANDA MUST UNITE TO END DRUG THEFT

OPINION WHY UGANDA MUST UNITE TO END DRUG THEFT

Post Views: 1 By Martha Asinguza Drug theft in Uganda is not just a technical hiccup—it is a national challenge that undermines service delivery and puts lives at risk. When medicines meant for the public are stolen or diverted, the cost is borne by ordinary Ugandans, especially mothers and children in rural areas.Government, through the National Medical Stores (NMS), …

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