Business, Editorial, Energy, Opinion, Trade & Industry

Uganda’s Oil Refinery Still Makes Sense in a USD500 Billion Economy

October 11

Hoima’s strongest case lies in energy security and domestic industrialisation, not an assumption that Uganda will […]

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Editorial

Hon. John Musila and the Duty of MPs to Respect Institutional Accountability

October 7

Parliamentarians must defend accountability, not undermine institutions. Hon. John Musila’s conduct raises serious questions about respect […]

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Editorial, Energy, Opinion

Oil Money’s First Test Will be Uganda’s Ability to Stop it Leaking Through Flawed Procurement

September 3

Uganda’s oil revenues could finance transformative infrastructure and productive capacity, but corruption, weak procurement and poor […]

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Editorial, Opinion

54 years after the Asian expulsion, Uganda needs a new economic narrative

August 17

54 years after Uganda’s Asian expulsion, the lesson is not race but the need to build […]

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Editorial, Foreign News, Opinion

Death of Félicien Kabuga in The Hague ends one of genocide justice’s longest pursuits

May 16

The passing of genocide financier Félicien Kabuga while in UN custody in The Hague closes a […]

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Editorial, Opinion

Afreximbank’s rift with Fitch raises questions about independence and risk

February 13

The decision by the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) to terminate its relationship with Fitch Ratings may […]

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Editorial

When Process Is Not Enough: What the Walukagga nomination ruling leaves unanswered

December 22

The High Court’s decision to uphold the Electoral Commission’s exclusion of Mathias Walukagga from the 2026 […]

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Columnists, Editorial, Letters, Opinion

Jimmy Cliff: The voice who carried a people’s longing for recognition, identity and justice

November 25

Jimmy Cliff’s music did more than entertain—it articulated the hopes, wounds, and defiance of generations seeking […]

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Editorial, Opinion

Can a culture of rule of law survive in the shadow of impunity?

November 21

Uganda’s struggle to entrench the rule of law persists amid a widening culture of impunity. Six […]

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Business, Editorial

Africa cannot outsource its own cure

August 20

If Africa were a patient, it would be the most confounding case in modern history. For […]

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