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Lessons from the Opiio family on how to nurture teens during school holidays
Last week, I got to spend some quality time with some of my favourite people, the family of my brother Simon Opiio, son of my late papa Malinga, brother to my late father. As we lazed around after lunch, at their home in Komolo Village in Pallisa, his daughter, my niece, Tereza, named after her […]
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Legislators would better spend time dealing with heterosexual defilers & rapists
My cursory observation is that it is often the case discussions on homosexuality intensify in Uganda when there is a need to divert our attention from something else we should be paying attention to. They often seem like a red herring. This is because, generally, in Uganda, sexuality, sexual relationships, are rarely discussed, if at […]
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What will happen when our elders pass on, has anyone documented their knowledge?
Today is the 37th National Resistance Movement (NRM)/National Resistance Army (NRA) Day. Both the Vice President of Uganda and the Speaker of Parliament are Ateso. Who can help us to ensure that both these powerful ladies and the NRM Administration as a whole get to read Samuel’s thoughts here below? “I once thought to myself, […]
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Investigations in Mrs. Owaraga Mbale land case closed & police bond cancelled
For you who called her aunt Betty, especially the Entebbe crew and for the many who call her ija Anna and toto Anna, be joyed that the Uganda Police Force in Mbale has closed the investigation into false allegations made by “the complainant” that toto fraudulently acquired a land title for her land in Mable; […]
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Writing Tips: Acronyms
Yesterday, Sunday, 15th January 2021, once more, I gained new appreciation of the advice that my mentor gave me about the use of acronyms. I was watching an episode of “Who wants to be a millionaire?” on BBC Brit. The contestant was asked a question about what the “S” in UNESCO stands for. The options […]
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