When that Coronavirus pandemic ends, we don’t know when, the world would have recorded many deaths of human beings and companies. Many companies would have simply closed, some would emerge bruised while others permanently changed. […]
You just sent your employees to work from home but are used to having them next to you in the office? Well, the best way to get started structuring your team is to establish some […]
Friends, we read about it from afar. The start of COVID-19 in other countries. We commented. Speculated. Criticized. We prayed. Prophesied. We wished it away. But now the reality of COVID is here. It is […]
World War II changed the world completely giving leadership to the United States as the world’s leading economic power. The Soviet Union emerged to rival the US militarily until its collapse in the 1990s. The […]
By RedPepper EDITORIAL There is a saying; “Nyantahurira akarya eriisho rye,” a Runyankore-Rukiga proverb, which loosely translates to “Mr. Advice-ignorer ate his own eye! This proverb speaks into complacency ideally. There are reports that over […]
By RedPepper EDITORIAL On Friday, March 20, 2020, Ugandan Minister of Health, Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng shouted back at a foreigner on quarantine to shut as she struggled to offer solutions to COVID-19. Uganda has […]
Kampala– Last Month, the lower secondary education system in Uganda experienced a massive renovation – A new curriculum. It will have 21 examinable subjects, which have been whittled down from the previous 43. Accordingly, classroom […]
By Agnes Aistleitner COVID9 shutdowns are happening all over the world and governments are taking precautionary measures by reducing public interaction to a minimum to prevent spread to contain the virus. The economic repercussions of […]
Dear President Yoweri Museveni, RE: Your directive on shutting down schools and places of worship Papa, mulembe naabi. Mulembe naabi naabi. I write to you today to give you a piece of my Bududa mind […]
By Agnes Aistleitner Coronavirus has been the topic of the past few days and weeks, and it looks like it will remain this way for weeks to come. Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni announced key steps […]
By Martha Leah Nangalama Moncton, Canada/ Bududa, Uganda – This is likely the only time I will ever go on record defending President Gen. Yoweri Museveni on a decision he has made which is good […]
By Martha Leah Nangalama Canada – We have spent the last 48hours insulting Hon. Rebecca Kadaga because of the spray which will cure Coronavirus. Time to move on. I have always been critical of President […]
By Martha Leah Nangalama Recently, Red Pepper Digital published one of my opinion pieces and yesterday, Arinaitwe Rugyendo re-shared it on Twitter. I watched Ugandans (People Power) use Rugyendo as as punching bag as if […]
By Denise Kayiraba Four years since Bancassurance was first introduced in Uganda, experts say the concept is gaining ground and soon every bank customer will also have a life insurance cover attached to their account. […]
By Brian Musaasizi JOHN PATRICK AMAMA MBABAZI, the man who has changed to many colors in a short period but is still hard to pre-determine. From the most-watched and probably the most feared person in […]
By Martha Leah Nangalama A group of Ugandans linked to the People Power Movement in the USA, Canada, and Europe have organized demonstrations following the death of two young Ugandans recently. I am not attending […]
By Jolly Gwari Below is Tony Geoffrey Owana’s opinion on Bright Africa Ronald Gabula’s gigantic ironical false move that has been puzzling the Country; enjoy the read. Bright Africa Gabula or Ronald Gabula, the only […]
We read with a lot of interest Mr. Simon Kaheru’s piece, “Do we have urban planners” of Thursday, May 16, 2019 while traveling to western Uganda and debated in transit but with great shock. Whilst […]
By Arinaitwe Rugyendo I have been quiet for some time, having decided to shelve my earlier column called ‘Behind The Scenes.’ This time, I return with a new weekly column called ‘Scenarios.’ A Scenario is defined […]
OPINION By Prof Dominic Byarugaba The fore fathers of the great nation Uganda had a lot of wisdom but were very selfish in hiding it in proverbs, idioms, tales that are most times scaring nevertheless,they […]