Samuel Sejjaaka

Before you can finish saying ‘abracadabra’ the year will be done. As I write, there are eleven days to go, to be exact. It has been a difficult and challenging year in more than one way. We expected the economy…

My teacher John Davies was a fantastic fellow. He always knew how to disambiguate what was a difficult subject. JR (as we fondly called him) was fascinated by how financial markets behaved. He would spend the entire lesson writing formulae…

If you want to understand how Ugandan society’s collective mentality operates, I guess you have to go back to the era of colonial occupation. That is because the arrival of missionaries and our erstwhile colonial masters is probably the furthest…

Africa is our continent. Africa is also our home. How fortunate for those of us who can call it both of those things without fear or worry. But our home is a home of many stories. Many of these stories…