May We Survive This!
For some reason that I absolutely don’t know, I spent a big part of last year’s last quarter waiting for 31st December. This was after I had spent a big part of the time...
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Feministing As a Christian
A clip of a presenter on a Ugandan TV station has been making the rounds on social media, and a lot of people with sense all agreed that the content was outrageous at the...
#EnoughIsEnough – Stop Raping Women
It’s over 72 hours since Ugandan women on Twitter spoke out about their rape stories or anonymously shared rape stories of Ugandan women, and the conversation is still ongoing. Unfortunately, this is not the...
Keeping At It
Isn’t it annoying/frustrating/depressing that you need (a lot of) experience in order to get the opportunity that you want? The logic is that, the more opportunities under your belt, the better your chances of...
Why Great Employees Quit ‘Good’ Jobs
How many times have you told yourself that you will start as soon as you get ‘x’? If you are this kind of person, unfortunately ‘x’ is any number of things because you will...
Are Traditional Hiring Systems Failing Employers?
1 in 10 people that I know are currently working in a field that relates to their degree. Of those 10, only 3 have ever held a job position that is related to their...
#UgBlogWeek Day 2: A Leadership Mentality
I won’t even lie, I am already stressed out by this #UgBlogWeek. Not only because it involves writing for 7 consecutive days, but also because the topics I have chosen to write about under...
#UgBlogWeek Day 1: Education That Translates Into Useful Learning
It has been a long minute since I participated in a #UgBlogWeek. I always had a good excuse, and even when I wanted to, I didn’t think I would be able to do all...
Bridging the School to Work Transition Gap
When I was in senior six vacation (which feels like decades ago), I worked at my sister’s shop. She owned a Warid Franchise shop. For about six months, I made sure I was at...
Wheels Up, On Time
I am a last born – what that basically means is that I had no say in what was watched on television at home. For some reason people usually assume that reaction of tears...
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