The phrase darkness at noon may not make sense,
It’s absurd how two people, once inseparable,
Fight tooth and nail …
All Posts by Israel Mayende Collins
The Brain Drain Dilemma: Why Africans Seek Opportunities Abroad
Introduction
The exodus of skilled professionals from Africa has become a pressing concern, with many seeking greener pastures beyond the …
Digital Decay: Where Screens Silence Souls
Glowing rectangles
Hold our gaze.
The death of real talk,
Dining with echoes.
Trending beams,
Blind us to nonsense.
Distraction …
Why Few African Movies Make it to the International Stage
Introduction
African cinema is rich with unique stories, vibrant cultures, and talented filmmakers. However, very few African movies, especially from …
Understanding the Rise of Single Mothers in Uganda
Introduction
The narrative of motherhood is rapidly evolving in Uganda, especially among younger generations. It’s increasingly common to encounter women …
The Last Try
It was a calm midnight,
His soul was not calm at all.
Fury and rage boiled in his once hopeful …
Connections or Education: What’s More Important?
Introduction
Education is widely regarded as a foundation for future success. Parents invest heavily in their children’s education with the …
The Hidden Costs: Young Girls Working as Maids in Uganda
Introduction
It is a common sight in Uganda to see very young girls, sometimes as young as eight years old, …
The Driving Forces Behind Co-Curricular Involvement in Ugandan Schools
Introduction
Co-curricular activities such as sports, music, dance, drama, and club involvement play a significant role in the lives of …
Embracing Left-Handedness: Breaking the Myths
Introduction
In many cultures around the world, left-handedness has been viewed with suspicion or even fear. Uganda is no exception, …
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