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People & Power

PRIME Eron Kiiza v court martial: A battle 12 years in the making

In his legal career spanning 14 years, Kiiza has actively argued against civilians being tried in the court martial and he has also argued for civilian authority asserting itself over the military

  1. PRIME It's Mujee’s fault, Amin’s ghost tells Makerere’s jobless graduates

  2. PRIME Past and present: US endorses Obote after disputed 1980 election

  3. PRIME Satire: Pallaso, Alien Skin ‘kanyamas’ banned by police

  4. PRIME Why electoral reform dreams are fading

Healthy Living

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PRIME Unity and Culture shine at the 5th Uganda-euro cranes tournament in Oslo

Mr Balaam Barugahara, Minister of State in Charge of Youth and Child Affairs, who represented President Museveni, commended participants for their dedication and unity in promoting Ugandan...

  1. PRIME Atta Soja: The aspiring heavyweight champ

  2. PRIME Omedi-mum bond is an abounding love

  3. PRIME ‘Spiritual’ Komagum bringing exponential value to woodball

  4. PRIME Did the IOC intend to reduce African boxers at Paris 2024?

Jobs & Careers

Staying true and focused helps you build a legacy, says Kayongo

Lydia Kayongo Muhumuza relocated to Minnesota, US at the age of 19. She is currently a community advocate and has a passion in business entrepreneurship and management

  1. Playing chess with export business

  2. The journey to being a medic via the ‘longer route’

  3. Success is a journey, not destination

  4. PRIME ‘I do not regret switching careers’

  5. Value your worth and negotiate- Kwesiga

  6. Navigating hurdles to a great job interview

  1. ‘People undermined me on appointment’

  2. PRIME Bring your authentic self to work

  3. Transitioning into a consultancy at mature age

  4. You can start a business without money – Tushabe

  5. Building collaborative teamwork

  6. PRIME Consistency will take you places

Life

Homes & Property

PRIME Real estate outlook for Uganda in 2025

Uganda’s real estate prospects for 2025 appear highly promising due to several key factors driving the sector’s growth

  1. What to consider before deciding between tailor-made and ready-made furniture

  2. PRIME Essential appliances you need when you move out

  3. The five-in-one multi-tool every gardener needs

  4. 2025 landscape trend predictions and how to implement them