IFJ ELECTS NEW LEADERS FOR 2022 – 2026 TERM

    By Stephen Ouma Bwire in Muscat, Oman. Dominique Pradalié is the newly elected elected President of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ). He has worked throughout her career in French public broadcasting, from ORTF to France Télévisions, and has been Editor-in-Chief of the nightly news on France 2. At the same time as she was…

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      Leadership qualities in trade unionism

      By Mauku Moses. Uganda Hotels, Tourism and Super Markets General Secretary Mr Moses Mauku presented to Organisation of Trade Unions (NOTU) leadership workshop May 18 – 20, 2022 at Maria Flo, Masaka as below:. Leadership skills are the strengths and abilities individuals demonstrate that help the oversee processes, guide initiatives and steer their employees toward…

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        The journey of achieving Gender Equality

        By Margaret Nakazibwe. Affirmative action initiatives and strategies for women’s empowerment have been critical in Uganda’s Journey of achieving Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment.  These have played a major role in determining the current status of education and positioning of Women in Leadership and politics.  Affirmative Action was entrenched in the constitution of Uganda and…

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          Women empowerment in Uganda is continous exercise

          By Hon Agnes Kunihira Abwoli, Female Workers MP. Women empowerment means equipping women with the skills to enable them to make their own choices about their lives in a community that offers equal opportunities to all without any discrimination on grounds of gender, social status, cultural norms, and age. We all have a responsibility to…

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            National Teacher policy should improve quality education

            By Hon. Margaret Rwabushaija Workers Member of Parliament. Ugandan Cabinet approved the National Teacher Policy (NTP) on 1 April, 2019 and was launched by the Speaker of Uganda Parliament Hon. Rebecca Kadaga on 5th October 2019 during  events to mark International Teachers’ day in Kamuli district. The policy is aimed at streamlining teachers’ management for…

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              Police and Journalists launch guidelines on covering demos

              By Our Reporters. Media stakeholders on June 17, 2022 converged at Royal Suites hotel, Bugolobi  for the launch of media guidelines on covering demonstrations. The event was organised by Centre for Public Interest Law (CEPIL) in conjunction with the Eastern Africa Media Institute-Uganda(EAMI)and the Uganda Journalists Union (UJU). CEPIL  Ag Executive Director Mr Francis Obonyo…

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                EAC leaders meet in Nairobi over DR Congo crisis

                By Stephen Ouma Bwire. The current security crises in Eastern DR Congo that has led to an influx of several Congolese to flee their country to neighbouring has caused urgent concerns. East African Community (EAC) Chairman and Kenyan President H.E Uhuru Kenyatta Mungai on June 15 invited the Presidents of Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, South…

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                  Workers parliamentary representation in jeopardy

                  By  Hon Charles Bakkabulindi. Workers representation in the Ugandan parliament which has five slots including one female legislator,  is  increasing facing threats of extinction .  This follows latest developments where a Member of Parliament asked for leave to table a Private Members bill that seeks to reduce the size of Ugandan Parliament. The Ugandan parliament…

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