Mother of all battles as Raila faces Ruto

    ByJames Wafula in Nairobi. Those who saw the heavy motorcade complete with chase cars and security detail snake its way from All Saints church to the Bomas of Kenya, might have been excused to assume it was President Uhuru Kenyatta. The visible show of power through the motorcade could easily contrast with Uganda’s Peoples Congress…

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      LOP asks govt to set up salary review commission

      By  Sarah Kibisi Acen. The opposition in parliament has called for the establishment of a salary review commission. This was revealed by the Leader of Opposition in Parliament (LOP), Hon. Mathias Mpuuga while giving accountability of the one-year performance of opposition in parliament before the media. While replying to the question on the current art…

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        The dangers of adolescent mothers

        By Sam Ssali Kiggundu. When a young woman between ages 15 and 19 becomes a mother, her health and that of her child are often threatened.  The numbers reveal the heightened risk: women under the age 17 are more likely to experience a premature labor, miscarriage and still birth, and they are up to four…

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          Omani media hailed for constructive role

          By Our Correspondent in Muscat. The Board of Directors of the Oman Journalists Association (OJA) expressed its gratitude to the government for its support which helped in the successful holding of the international conference of journalists in Muscat from May 31 to June 4. The OJA hosted the General Conference of the International Federation of…

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            GOV’T SHOULD PAY TEACHERS WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION

            Stephen Ouma Bwire. Government suffered a big blow when talks called by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni at State House June 17, 2022 to negotiate with Uganda National Teachers Union (UNATU) leaders and avert ongoing Industrial action, ended in a stalemate. The latest development is victory for UNATU, whose labour union has since 2006 been split…

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