"Young man, sit down. Put down your phone with 128GB. I saw hell with a cassette tape that could only hold 90 minutes," the Oracle of Kifuuta writes. "You can teach a whole class how to calculate the ...

“Today, a local contractor building a classroom is told, ‘Compete with NEC!’ So our own companies fight over small chapati classrooms and cement, while the real meat—$30M tracking software—flies to ...

"All Senior Six vacists across Uganda will this year undergo patriotism and ideological training at the National Leadership Institute, Kyankwanzi, under a revived government programme aimed at ...

"Why is our economy not spreading? Why are we still a peasantry economy after 64 years of independence?" Muguluma asks Treasury chief Ramathan Ggoobi. "You have all sold ancestral land in Ninzi and ...

The hackathon is scheduled to run physically over two days on Thursday, November 5, and Friday, November 6, 2026. Announced on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, in accordance with the Commission’s ...

Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma is the son of the late Prince Paul Kijanangoma, who was the son of Omukama George David Matthew Kamurasi Rukidi II (who ruled Tooro from 1928 to 1965). This places ...

"Mariah, don't torment me anymore, please," the Oracle of Kifuuta writes, translating the emotional heartbeat of Matovu’s vocal delivery. "Your love is no longer love—it's blood. It runs in my veins.

Centenary Bank emerged overall winner in the 2026 Annual Bankers’ Sports Gala, which was organised by the Uganda Institute of Banking and Financial Services (UIBFS) and the Uganda Bankers Association ...

"I knew Papa Moses Matovu and Akiiki Mansur closely—not just as a fan, but as a brother," the Oracle of Kifuuta recalls. "They knew the engineer in me; they knew me as a man who loved brass more than ...

"A man who gave us soft wind, crushed by the hard concrete of a paver," cultural commentator Joseph Mbazzi Muguluma (the Oracle of Kifuuta) reflects in a deeply emotional tribute. "The brass of his ...

"In Russia, a man starts retiring five years before he leaves office," the Oracle of Kifuuta observes. "In Uganda, we start retiring the day they take the car keys away. That is why you find former ...