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Viewers: 50,004 By Joseph Mbazzi Muguluma (Immanuel Ben Misagga) Every great nation on earth was built by people who refused to let borders define their destiny. They came broke, scared, hungry, and unwelcome. And they changed the world. America wasn’t built by Americans. It was built by Irish mothers fleeing famine with children on their backs; by Italians who …

× Dr. Ahimbisibwe Gad Rugaju (PhD, DCM) Honoris Causa 2nd June 2026 INTRODUCTION Dr. Ahimbisibwe Gad Rugaju ascertains that the most life-challenging factor and the greatest hindrance to breaking the status quo is _fear of the unknown. Fear of the unknown is a fundamental human response. It occurs when our brains lack information and treat uncertainty as a threat, triggering …

× Fellow citizens, parents, leaders, and all who are hurting in silence, The spirit behind suicide and the spirit of death are deeply serious. They stand in direct opposition to God’s life-giving nature. Scripturally, death and suicidal thoughts are not just mental struggles. They are a severe spiritual attack. But hear me clearly: God’s grace is greater than the darkest …

× By Karungi Beatrice Balya Amooti. The East African Community today represents one of Africa’s most promising regional blocs, bringing together countries with a combined population of over 300 million people and a rapidly expanding market. Through the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA), member states shape laws, policies, and frameworks that influence trade, infrastructure, education, employment, security, and investment across …

Viewers: 50,005 By Rashid Ssemambo We again find ourselves at the usual intellectual (or lack thereof) crossroads in Uganda now stemming from inter-alia, the appointment of Dr. Lawrence Muganga to Minister of State in charge of Internal Affairs whilst he holds dual citizenship (CANADA and UGANDA). The storm in the tea-cup (sic) derives from the presumed expert “Constitutional” and …

Viewers: 50,004 By Spy Uganda Every time tragedy strikes the Democratic Republic of Congo, the world suddenly remembers the country exists. Cargo planes land. International press conferences begin. Western governments announce millions of dollars in emergency funding. Aid agencies flood television screens wearing branded jackets and speaking the language of humanitarian urgency. Then the cycle repeats itself. Congo remains …

Viewers: 60,005 By MMJ Immanuel Ben MisaggaEmeritus President, SC Villa and Nyamityobora FC Uganda, Rwanda, Zambia, Angola, Congo-Brazzaville, these are not distant nations from the Democratic Republic of Congo. We are neighbors. We share borders, trade routes, cultures, and families. We interact every single day without panic or hysteria. Yet suddenly, as the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches in …

Viewers: 90,000 By Spy Uganda As Africa commemorates Africa Liberation Day, the celebrations unfolding across the continent carry both pride and pain. Pride in the resilience of a people who survived slavery, colonialism, apartheid, and economic exploitation. Pain because, despite the lowering of colonial flags decades ago, many Africans increasingly recognize that the deeper architecture of domination never truly …

Viewers: 50,001 By Twiine Mansio Charles A silent battle is unfolding across Africa, not with guns or tanks, but through seeds, food systems, livestock, and agricultural policy. While many Africans focus on political borders and economic struggles, a deeper contest is emerging over who will ultimately control what Africans plant, eat, and pass on to future generations. Across the …

× We all want to see what we have grow, multiply, and increase. It’s natural. So when the chance comes to give, most of us are tempted to give where it pays back. We give to people who can return the favor, open doors, or give us access. This lines up with a popular idea you’ll hear in some churches: …