Opinion

Why kissing and making up with the devil, might be the better option for Kololo Secondary

December 21

For a while now, Kololo Senior Secondary School KSSS, has been entangled in a dispute with […]

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Columnists, Letters, Opinion

Dissecting the Dr. Musenero rat and the A-Z of humanising mice

November 27

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Energy, Investment, Opinion

Museveni argues case for fossil fuels in Africa

October 26

For just over a decade now, international development financing institutions, like the World Bank, have veered […]

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Business, Companies, Energy, Opinion, Trade & Industry, Transport, Travel & Tourism

Rolls-Royce proves biofuels can propel aircraft to cruising altitude

October 24

After de-risking Sustainable Aviation Fuels, ramping up supply  and reducing cost is the next challenge for […]

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Opinion

China’s Covid-19 PR nightmare hinges on openness

July 20

In June, during  the G-7 talks hosted by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, writes Mulinde Musoke, […]

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Letters, Opinion

Netherlands technical support lifts Uganda’s fintech industry

July 6

Opportunities are like sunrises, if you wait too long, you miss them. Four years ago, the […]

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Business, Markets, Opinion, Trade & Industry

New African free trade pact will favour regional giants

June 8

Trading commenced under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement in January, but one of […]

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Finance, Opinion

East African finance ministers in tight corner as Covid-19 surges ahead

June 8

On Thursday, the East African Community member state governments will read their national budgets amidst a […]

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Columnists, Editorial, Letters, Opinion

Why currency manipulation might be a better tool for Kenya, than bans in trade war with Uganda

March 19

Michael Wakabi At the time of writing this article, the Japanese Yen was trading at an […]

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Columnists, Letters, Opinion

Clinical Trials in Africa: Challenges and Opportunities

February 24

Christopher Burke Anxieties associated with COVID-19 vaccines in Africa are particularly high. However, perceptions that major […]

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