By Justine Namara Walk through the busy streets of Kampala and you will quickly notice the restless energy of Uganda’s youth. From young men on […]
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From car washer to bishop: The miraculous journey of Musoke
By Nicholas Akasula When Bishop Daniel Musoke arrived in Kampala in 1982, he was just 22 and armed with little more than determination. Having dropped […]
Is it wise not to be angry at all?
By Priest Isaiah White Anger is one of the most complicated human emotions. Left unchecked, it can destroy relationships, provoke aggression, and impair judgement. Yet […]
The Prodigal Son
By Priest Isaiah White Then Jesus said in Luke 15:11–32: “There was a man who had two sons. The younger one said to his father, […]
Observing the sabbath, not the day
Hello, Good Newspaper, I hope you are well. I thank you for the ministry. My question is: Can someone observe and obey the Sabbath day […]
How to run a successful retail business in Uganda
By Beatrice Nakibuuka Uganda’s retail sector is evolving at a remarkable pace, fueled by a youthful population, rapid urbanization, digital transformation, and rising consumer spending. […]
Jesus feeds 5,000 people
You can find this story in all four Gospels: Matthew 14, Mark 6, Luke 9, and John 6. One day, Jesus and His disciples crossed […]
Running the race of faith
By Priest Isaiah White In today’s world, we are a proactive people—always striving, building, and producing. Yet, in a twist of irony, the devil has […]
Rwakimari’s NUNU Fund is promoting social change
By Nicolas Akasula Albert Rwakimari’s journey from a small village in southwestern Uganda to becoming a transformative force in agriculture, education, and financial empowerment is […]
Uganda’s silent sight crisis: battling blindness in remote regions
By Beatrice Nakibuuka Gladys Atto, ophthalmologist, Moroto Regional Referral Hospital is the only ophthalmologist, covering all the nine districts of Karamoja with a population of […]