The 1960’s press clippings and portraits of African leaders still linger in the thoughts of many.

A deluge of various corruption-related news and scandals have recently rocked our country Uganda and this has not begun today.

For any country to develop, water and sanitation is part of the prospective cardinal.

They say when life gives you lemons, make lemonade!  The case is true for seven-year-old rapper Patrick Ssenyonjo aka Fresh Kid.

This day in 1981 marked the genesis of a five-year long struggle that brought National Resistance Movement (NRM) to power in 1986.

Tarehe Sita is a Swahilli word to mean the ‘sixth day’, which in this context is the day of 06th February 1981 when the struggle to liberate our motherland Uganda began with an attack on Kabamba military barracks.

Every year, the people of Uganda commemorate 26th January; the date in 1986 when the National Resistance Army (NRA) and National Resistance Movement (NRM)

I believe an understanding of Uganda’s history right from the colonial era to date would help enhance the sense of appreciation by all citizens of Uganda for the National Resistance Movement’s (NRM) struggles to achieve tremendous development in the works and Transport sector.