Napoleon Bonaparte, Francisco Franco, Muammar al Qaddafi, Idi Amin, Augusto Pinochet, Nigeria, Ghana, Turkey, Thailand. If a stranger stood in front of you and told you to give me one term for these groups of terms. And they started chanting … Continue reading Coups and Regime Change on my Watch
A few weeks ago I wrote my first viewpoint Blog about the Ugandan real estate sector. in that specific blog, I was raising that coming issue of a possible bust bubble in the housing business. I also tried to point … Continue reading The outlook of Uganda’s Real Estate Sector
My excuse for taking a while without posting anything is because I was reading other blogs and my personal reading of books that are mostly suggested by your work. I know it is a cheap one. I have no one … Continue reading The Education Sector As a business
Independence to express ourselves as humans through content creation is as old as the first humans. Rock paintings are as old as time and they are just a small bit of how content creation has been. Like today storytelling of … Continue reading On My Watch, the Future of Storytelling
Before I start my submission for day 17, I want to point out something I noticed from the world bank, on 20th June the International day for refugees they released $ 900 million to Uganda to improve the standards of … Continue reading ABC 2020 On trending current affairs
It’s Tuesday and am having a guest writer called Kermundu Martin. Let me tell you how this all thing fell together since have been looking for guest writers and in the past have only had one Ugandan, so Zimbabwe is … Continue reading Hospitality from Turkey by Kermundu Martin
So am posting this a bit late because reading day 4 was an extreme sport, even those that held back gave away too much and provoked thoughts since reading someone for 4 days constantly brings little fractions of them. And … Continue reading My Class Day 5 Winter ABC
Day 16: Politics vs Religion. If God ever came off his high horse and met me on my way to wherever I like going, he would stop me. His mood would either be anger or extreme joy. Given his known … Continue reading Day 16: Politics vs Religion guests bloggers Zeno Othieno Owora
Whenever am taking on a prompt for #UgBlogMonth, I look at the case of the given day for a while then stare at my blank page, before I start to type I look at it furthermore then I eliminate ideas … Continue reading If I Could Get Any Job In the World, which one and why
Missed out on day 8 of #UgBlogMonth so I am back to do day 9 and then 14 and 16 and I will incline the challenge. Anyway, today is about my favorite blogs, not sure if it’s the same as … Continue reading My favorite blogs
Day 4 of the #UgBlogMonth, I wonder how far of the 21 days I have covered in terms of percentage performance. And today is about lessons of a crisis we are still experiencing but compared to Italy and New York … Continue reading Lessons from the COVID-19 PANDEMIC #Day4
On June 20th of 2019 in another blogging challenge, I did a blog about todays. My favorite books have not changed despite the many books that have accumulated on my books app, I don’t like audiobooks, they just don’t sink … Continue reading My 5 Favorite books and Why
Now that the International Monetary Fund(IMF) has clearly put out the numbers, everyone’s suspensions about where 2020 is going to be economically wise as the virus that has besieged the entire world have passed. So the IMF predicted that the … Continue reading Covid-19 and the future of your job
Before the World Health Organization called COVID-19 a pandemic and I was still in China slowly spreading to the neighboring countries everybody new the first quarter of 2020 was dead in economic terms because of the shock spirals the virus … Continue reading The Virus, Supply Chain, Economy and Uganda
Who is wise than King Solomon who wrote down these inspired declarations Ecclesiastes 2:11 But when I reflected on all the works that my own hands had done and on all the hard work that I had toiled to accomplish, … Continue reading What do we live for
Today I am telling a story about one of those days, times I spend at a restaurant. Am not sure if am using the right word. In Uganda we tend to use words wrongly but it’s the standard and they … Continue reading A tale about the Restaurant
War is war, it’s 2020 and a few weeks back we had a hashtag on social media make rounds #WorldWar3 or #WWIII, it’s was on the lighter side of life. So it started when the so-called President of the free … Continue reading World War III and Uganda
Day 10, News Story is supposed to be something bad or good, given that these days if you want to get depressed you watch or read the news. Anyway in Uganda apart from the East African which comes out once … Continue reading NEWS STORY DAY 10 #BOTY2019
It’s been a few months since I last put out anything, the world of academia had hijacked me since July, I last had a post here on the 18th of September. This year 2019 I have put out about 47 … Continue reading If Democracy is Outdated.
GROWING UP TODAY Being employed today If you are lucky not to do part time work The usual gig thingy/ for creatives And you have a real job You will have little or no control over your life for starters. … Continue reading Growing up today
It’s been a while since I penned down something, that line that have become accustomed to as a blogger even when I read other bloggers work, consistence is our problem not our thing, especially those who write for writing, no … Continue reading How special was 2018 to human history
In the recent times we have seen those from outside political establishment shake up history for example in the United States Trump and is make America great chant enabled him systematically kill off seasoned politicians in his rise to the … Continue reading Are the winds of Change blowing over Uganda or just populism
If you are twitter user then you must have seen this in your twitter feed over weekend because it was trending number one on Sunday. Any way am not here to tale about twitter trends, but I have another tale … Continue reading Wordcamp Kampala 2017 in my eyes
Its been a while, the other day i had my friends tell me that every one faces a block once in a while, and i told them no am not suffering from one but my day was no longer 24 … Continue reading Africa and Secession Possibilities
On 9th October I went out for an event, one that was organized by Millennials like me. it was another INK-NET event, in the past months i blogged about their dinner Ink-Net Poetry Dinner I had stumbled upon on the internet. This … Continue reading ink-net poetry meetup at Wizarts
Today there are many things happening in the country, the would be pearl of the continent but it more of any ugly stone you could imagine of. The security and peace levels are questionable or debatable depending on which part … Continue reading Youth Unemployment in Uganda.
For some time my beer friends have been telling me am wise, i only write about things out of Uganda to avoid trouble or i only write in general terms when i touch on Uganda, one called me a coward … Continue reading The Crown prince. Is it a possibility in a modern Uganda
The intent of a minimum wage policy is to better the livelihood of citizens by ensuring a floor that protects the basic conditions of the lowest earners. But what are the truths about this policy. For long every time … Continue reading Misty Minimum Wage policy Or Trade Unions
We were all full of hope, there had been the past we had not known of since we had the history books to tell us. But in ty he 2000s the information about the new state yet to be born … Continue reading Listen to South Sudan
