Joshua Okapes 
Last Sunday, preacher Monica Monge delivered a stirring sermon that forced us to rethink our understanding of education—not just as an academic exercise but as a community tool for transformation, dignity, and nation-building. Drawing from African traditions, her travels abroad, and her experiences in the classroom, she made a compelling case for why our future lies in …
In recent weeks, the U.S. decision to impose a 90‑day freeze on funding has sent shockwaves through the continent. Many politicians and aid experts are warning that the suspension will have devastating, immediate consequences for public health, education, and food security. Critics argue that essential programs—from HIV/AIDS treatments to tuberculosis diagnosis and maternal care—are now …
In the journey of transformation, whether personal or communal, once you have laid out your vision, the first and most critical step is acknowledging your reality. It is impossible to change what you do not see, and once you see clearly, change becomes inevitable. This truth applies to individuals, communities, and entire nations. Accepting where …
“Where there is no vision, the people perish”– Proverbs 29:18, KJV Whether personal growth, building a thriving community, or transforming a nation, having a clear vision is a guiding light, showing the path forward, especially when challenges arise. It is widely known that Africa has the youngest population in the world, and there is a …
In Uganda, corruption has seeped into every corner of society, transforming from a mere societal ill into a seemingly inescapable cultural norm. It’s not confined to the realms of politics or the dealings of the elite; it permeates daily life in ways both subtle and overt. From children innocently mimicking bribery in their games to …
Corruption in Uganda, like in many other African countries, is a pervasive and deeply rooted issue that exacts a heavy toll on our society. The consequences of corruption are far-reaching, impacting every aspect of life for ordinary citizens. The price is always paid, and it is paid in full. While it may seem that the …