PRIME Why Uganda tax needs the toilet paper fix If one gets down deep on it, it is almost meaningless to protest that taxes are too high (as many unhappy taxpayers do), or that they are few or relatively low (as President Museveni did). There...
Fire outbreaks: Stay alert Let us be alive to the fact that a fire can break out anytime and therefore put in place necessary precautions to prevent occurrence
Free movement of people; a step in the right direction Many great initiatives by regional bodies such as EAC, SADC, and others have remained unimplemented because some countries for one reason or another go back on their promises
Fertiliser deficits must be handled decisively Indeed, the reality, which the African Union concedes to, is that the vast bulk of African farmers have been condemned to eking out a living from badly depleted soils
PRIME Census is good but how many Ugandans will be left in the country in 10 years? ...over the next 10 years, there will be fewer Ugandans in the arrivals than those in the departure lounge, looking to get away to wherever