By Denis Jjuuko There used to be a TV series on the National Geographic channel that showed some of the biggest or busiest things in
By Denis Jjuuko In many of Kampala’s restaurants and hotels the other week, you could not fail to notice some happy people enjoying meals, taking
By Denis Jjuuko This week sees the end of the festive holiday period almost for every organisation especially those in the private and development sectors.
By Denis Jjuuko In the early years of the National Resistance Movement (NRM), Dr Samson Kisekka was appointed Prime Minister and then Vice President. Kisekka
By Denis Jjuuko In the early evening of the second day of this year, a video started trending on various social media platforms in Uganda.
By Denis Jjuuko One of the most trending videos last year was of a bus driver recorded having a meal while driving. He wasn’t snacking,
By Denis Jjuuko If you visit some of the malls in Kampala these days, you would not fail to notice young people milling around the
By Denis Jjuuko About 30 years ago, a Ugandan soap opera captured the imagination of the nation, turning hitherto unknown actors and actresses into household
By Denis Jjuuko Some old people in Uganda receive some Shs25,000 a month from the government to enable them to “afford life.” The people who
By Denis Jjuuko You have probably heard somebody say these not very magical words; “It is very little money,” especially when they are being asked
