Samuel Sejjaaka

Many of us who grew up in the rural African setting carry fond memories of the fireplace. Not only did the fireplace provide warmth and security during the dark night, it was also a focal point for family gatherings. Then…

Africa’s biggest soccer bonanza is done and dusted. The winners and losers are back home celebrating and licking their wounds respectively. The tournament, which has grown in size and stature, attracted 24 teams, three of which were from East Africa….

Two weeks ago we examined the perils and pitfalls of life after employment and many readers got thinking about their own experiences. Perhaps the responses that got me ticked the most were about not having given the discussion a balanced…

The ink had hardly dried on last week’s column and one of our own business people had her woes splashed across social media. I personally don’t know Madam Frida Nabirongo (sic) but I could feel for her. First was a…