THE LAST WORD:
Uganda’s stalled transformation: Andrew Mwenda on Why Museveni has not transformed agricultural Uganda into an industrial economy and what can be done.
COVER STORY:
Americans to build refinery? Technocrats at the Energy Ministry and the Ministry of Finance who are working on the country’s pet project, the US$4 billion oil refinery, are sifting through new bids; including from Americans.
INTERVIEW:
I’m ashamed of Shs200m car, Rabbi Gershom Sizomu, the leader of the Jewish community in Uganda, on being the first Jew to win a Parliamentary seat in Uganda’s political history.
HEALTH:
Experts differ on the value of modern food crop varieties, especially as some old crops disappear together with their curative properties.
BUSINESS:
Food price anxiety: Can increasing food prices cause a spike in inflation even as Uganda’s consumer price inflation falls?
BUSINESS:
Winners & losers at UMA fair: What international exhibitors said about unstable prices and tough economic times.
BOOKS:
Mzungu with a big nose writes the funniest, frankest, saddest commentary ever written about Uganda.
FRANKLY SPEAKING:
Humphrey Nabimanya reveals how he became a social entrepreneur, host of a youth show on TV, and a HIV/AIDS activist and a counselor.