Norah Owaraga

Gen. Wamala’s “Endurance – A Sure Shot to Victory” – A Book Review

Writing in accessible English, GENERAL EDWARD KATUMBA WAMALA shares an intimate portrait of his life from childhood to the current day. Furthermore, and uniquely so, even when writing about significantly traumatic incidences of injustice and cruelty, Gen. Wamala chose to use kind and respectful language; and to use humane descriptions. Making his book, “ENDURANCE –…

Congratulations on reaching the 50th anniversary of your birth Ejakait Okoit

Ejakait James Ezron Okoit, son of the late Ejakait Eng. George William Obityo Owaraga and grandson of the late Ejakait Yosia Engatunyun, April is you birth month. As of 10th April 2024, you have attained the privilege of landing on level five. May you always find the strength and wisdom to emulate your ancestors and…

Social media Vs traditional media in effectively curbing corruption in Uganda

In recent times I have read and listened to my fellow Ugandans bash traditional media for not being pro-active and at the forefront of the fight against corruption in Uganda. Branding traditional media – print, radio and television as antiquated in comparison posts of ‘anti-corruption warriors’ on social media. A major ad hominem critique of…

“Tears & Triumph – My Life with Yoweri Museveni and Others,” a book review

My thoughts on “Tears & Triumph – My life with Yoweri Museveni and Others” by Onapito Ekomoloit; which according to its book cover is described as “a glimpse of Uganda’s journalism and politics in the late 20th and early 21st Century.” First, I loved and enjoyed reading Tears & Triumph. I am likely to read…