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Protecting Young Minds: Shielding Children from Parental Conflict

As parents, we strive to provide a nurturing environment for our children to grow and thrive. However, when conflicts arise between parents, it can be easy to forget the...

Unpacking Uganda’s Diverse Culture: Elongation of the Labia Minora

Elongation of the labia minora, also known as labia minora stretching or labia minora elongation, is a cultural...

Beat the Clock: The Importance of Arriving at Your Desk Early

In today's fast-paced and competitive work environment, gaining an early start can make a significant difference. While many...

EFRIS: A Powerful System Hindered by Poor Advertising and Middlemen Challenges in the Business Arena

In recent days, traders have launched demonstrations against taxation, specifically targeting the EFRIS system introduced by the Uganda...

High-Risk Places to Avoid in Uganda During the Rainy Season

The rainy season in Uganda can be quite intense, with overflowing river banks, mud slides, roads sinking in,...

Exploring Uganda’s Tourist Sites: A Must for NAM Delegates

The 19th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Uganda presents an excellent opportunity for delegates to not only engage in diplomatic discourse but also immerse themselves in the country's rich natural and cultural heritage. With stunning scenery, diverse wildlife, and a vibrant cultural tapestry, Uganda's tourist sites offer the perfect backdrop for meaningful exchanges, sustainable development, and a deeper understanding of the country. Conservation and Ecotourism: Uganda has made remarkable strides in supporting conservation efforts and promoting sustainable ecotourism. Delegates...

African Female Leaders: Meaza Ashenafi, the First Female President of the Ethiopian Supreme Council

Meaza Ashenafi is an Ethiopian lawyer and women's rights activist. She has been a pioneer in advocating for gender equality and women's rights in Ethiopia. In 2018, she was appointed as the first female president of the Ethiopian Federal Supreme Court, a significant milestone for women in the country's judicial system. Her appointment was seen as a positive step towards gender equality and representation in Ethiopia's legal and justice sectors. Ashenafi is known for her work in promoting access to justice for...

African Female Leaders: Emtithal Mahmoud, the poet whose works focus on themes of war

Emtithal Mahmoud, also known as Emi Mahmoud, is a poet and spoken word artist. She is known for her powerful work that addresses themes such as war, migration, female empowerment, and self-expression. Emi Mahmoud was born in Khartoum, Sudan, and later moved to Yemen. Her experiences as a refugee and immigrant strongly influence her poetry, giving her a unique perspective on displacement, conflict, and cultural identity. Her spoken word performances have received widespread acclaim, and she uses her platform to shed...

African Female Leaders: Sylvie Kinigi, Acting President of Burundi (February-October 1983)

Sylvie Kinigi is widely recognized for her role as the Acting President of Burundi from February to October 1983. Her short-lived presidency came during a critical period in the country's political history, and her leadership played a significant role in shaping the nation's future. Born in Burundi in the late 1940s, Sylvie Kinigi grew up in a society that was grappling with political unrest and socio-economic challenges. Inspired by the desire to make a difference, she embarked on a journey of...

Who is Prince Frederik, the incoming King of Denmark

Denmark is set to have a new king, Frederik, after his mother, Queen Margrethe, announced that she is abdicating the throne on January 14, 2024, ending her 52-year reign. Crown Prince Frederik André Henrik Christian, who is set to take over from his mother, was born on May 26, 1968, to Queen Margrethe and Prince Henrik in Copenhagen, Denmark, during the reign of his maternal grandfather, King Frederick IX. He was educated privately at home and at Krebs School. He later...

The Silent Cost of Hidden Bank Accounts

In a widely circulated social media post, a Ugandan banker sheds light on a revelation that, despite being known or heard by many, continues to be disregarded in our collective behavior. Each year, we witness banks announcing substantial profits, and one contributing factor to this financial success is the utilization of unclaimed funds from the accounts of the deceased. "In April 2023, PostBank Uganda unveiled its financial results, revealing a noteworthy 19% increase in net profit for the fiscal year...