Author Archives: Alibawa saire

BY ALIBAWA SAIRE. In the  heart of Namutumba’s land,A woman of strength and grace does stand,Hon. Naigaga Mariam, the woman member of Parliament for Namutumba District.            true and bold, Fulfilling promises, and breaking the mould. The legislator today recapitulated her pledge and indeed delivered 85 iron sheets worth ugsh 3,900,000 to the Nabweyo sub-county fraternityContinue reading “Namutumba woman MP donates iron sheets to Nabweyo sub-county”

BY ALIBAWA SAIRE . In Buyala Village Budondo sub-county, Jinja district. Amidst the struggle to make ends meet, there is a silent crisis as young school girls face challenges accessing proper sanitary pads since destitution has become a major problem in the region. Desperate measures hence emerge as girls try to grapple with menstruation quandary.Continue reading “Girls resort to unfamiliar unsanitary menstrual alternatives in Busoga”

Writes Alibawa saire Reports indicate that as of 2023, remittance to Uganda grew to US dollars 1.21 billion boosted by recipients from labour exports to Middle Eastern countries. Over 600,000 ugandans are doing odd jobs in the middle east as reported by the uganda association of recruitment agencies. Most of them are working either asContinue reading “Dr Jimmy Spire Sentongo exposes the Mglsd and private labour exportation companies.”

By Alibawa saire. 1. Wearing graphic-printed T-shirts or slogan T-shirts with loud logos Any middle-aged man who still wears t-shirts that have a large skull with inscriptions on them or a dragon spitting fire plastered on them doesn’t want to accept his real age. There is no reason why any man above 30 should beContinue reading “7 things men over 30 should never wear.”

By Alibawa saire. The truth is that fear is a product of our mindset. One of the most famous Stoic philosophers, Seneca, believed that fear is not a sign of weakness but rather a natural human emotion. In fact, he believed that fear can be useful in helping us prepare for potential obstacles and challenges. Fear,Continue reading “Are u frightened?.. How to deal with fear.”

By ALIBAWA SAIRE Speaking at the G-77 and China, the UN secretary General, Antonio Guterres embarked his speech on the sustainable development goals, he noted that we are going backward in achieving the sustainable development goals, where people are going hungry and communities lack access to health care, clean water,electricity and proper sanitation. He alsoContinue reading “Bobi Wine blasts UN Secretary-General. Your presence in Uganda is useless if you do not talk about the real challenges.”

BY. ALIBAWA SAIRE. Although satire is usually meant to be humorous, its greater purpose is often constructive social criticism, using wit to draw attention to both particular and wider issues in society.  In which vices, follies, abuses, and shortcomings are held up to ridicule, often with the intent of exposing or shaming the perceived flaws ofContinue reading “Using satire and humour to evoke better service delivery.”

Today, I choose to exhibit this tricenerian, workaholic-blithe confrere. An administrative honcho and virtuoso.A magnanimous and yet bountiful fellow, a remarkable matriarch.A fathomable gubernatorial delineated by succinct, ingenious and masterly ideas. MWEMEKE JULIET the lion of Nabweyo, A celebrated sensei whom we find solace in. Your salient, conspicuous, tremendous, and strenuous efforts in Nabweyo areContinue reading “EXHIBITION TIME!”

BY ALIBAWA SAIRE Namutumba District parish chief is dead. Nakato died on Wednesday, January 17 in Mulago National Referal Hospital. The cause of her death however remains uncertain although close sources confirm that she succumbed to organ failure after spending close to two days in the intensive care unit. The news of Nakato’s sudden passingContinue reading “Namutumba mourns the death of Parish chief, Nakato Hadijja.”

By Alibawa Saire Learn to value what you have at hand, learn to embrace what you have currently, many of us fail to realise that we are holding something great, we fail to realise that what we have is beyond a blessing, we also fail to see the good in it, why does man alwaysContinue reading “Learn to Value what you hold!”