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Uganda martyrs: A story that still speaks
By Bena Nekesa Every year, thousands of Christians from Uganda and beyond gather in Namugongo to honour the Uganda Martyrs. Many walk for days, even […]
Ofada rice and Ayamase (Designer Stew)
By Lillian Ntege This is a beloved Nigerian delicacy which is most popular among the Yoruba people. This rice called (OFADA) is an indigenous variety […]
John the Baptist for modern leaders
By Pastor Samuel Namatiiti In the arid landscapes of ancient Judea, a solitary figure emerged whose leadership style remains strikingly relevant today: John the Baptist. […]
Why passion should not be confused for profit
By Peace Masiko Hasahya Lately, sustainability has been my soapbox. From efficiency tips to sustainable practices, I cannot stop raving about it. But here is the […]
Faith and fairness: sharing worship with domestic workers
By Bena Nekesa Every Sunday, churches fill with worshippers lifting their voices in song and bowing their heads in prayer. But not far from the […]
Daniel and the lion’s den
By Pauline Akello A long time ago, in a faraway land called Babylon, there lived a wise and kind man named Daniel. Daniel loved God […]
Empower women in small-scale industries
By Daniel Cheleste Uganda’s path to industrialisation must include the full participation of women, particularly those in rural areas. Small-scale industries offer a practical and […]
Single motherhood: Namawejje’s tale
By Nicolas Akasula In the quiet village of Busula in Uganda’s Luwero District, 31-year-old Flavia Namawejje lives a life shaped by resilience, hardship, and faith. […]
Why Ugandan businesses fail
By Beatrice Nakibuukia Failure is a topic many entrepreneurs shy away from. It is discouraging, often shameful, and rarely discussed openly. Yet ignoring its existence […]