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In February last year, Babu Owino was ranked the best‑performing legislator, scoring more than 70% in the performance index opinion survey in the 290 constituencies.
The mess in Azimio denied us a chance to have Ms Martha Karua as deputy president. Instead, we got a grumpy fellow who thought government was a tribal share-enterprise.
My old friend Kizza Besigye too must understand that Ugandans prefer a leader they’ve known through generations over a noisemaker like himself.
Journalism will bend further around AI. Creativity and human flair will be threatened, and newsroom ‘laziness’ will be the ogre
Beyond Nyota programme, our government has some homework to do to open up more platforms for youth engagement.
The biggest news of the week isn’t the removal of indomitable ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna, but the disgraceful clash of egos between governors and senators.
Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o has emerged as a key figure in the ODM split, with his strategic political style drawing fresh scrutiny.
Kenya is keen on deepening collaboration with international agencies to grow its pool of nuclear and radiation safety experts to support industrial growth and safeguard public safety.
How different are these prowling professional groupings and elders’ councils from our usual extremists touting power and claiming ownership of voting blocs?
President Yoweri Museveni has launched Tamini General Insurance, Uganda’s first Islamic insurance company.
A political fallout in Homa Bay has exposed tensions within ODM leadership, with Senator Moses Kajwang’ criticised for mishandling the dispute between Governor Gladys Wanga and her deputy.
As developing nations embrace advanced nuclear technologies, mainly driven by energy and healthcare demands, managing and protecting nuclear materials is a priority for governments.
Former Chief Justice David Maraga is charting an obstinate path, crisscrossing the country in pursuit of the presidency.
Today, the landlocked nation of 14 million people with a GDP of $16 billion, earns substantial revenue from tourism. The heavens are happy.
In the AI era, medical ethics aren’t static. They must evolve alongside technology and societal change.
How governors no longer respect the senate , as feud continues between CoG and senators.
The United Nations on Tuesday led the international community in commemorating the 32nd anniversary of the 1994 Rwanda genocide.
The testimonies, songs and poems at the Nairobi memorial highlighted the deep scars left by the violence and the enduring need for justice, healing and reconciliation across the region.
Newsrooms, big and small, across the world are in distress due to cash flow crises.
The veteran politician, who inspired populist movements, alienated his nation from the European Union and turned Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy into a punching bag
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