Reminiscent of the French Revolution of 1789, Africa is in the melting pot right now.
There has been a relentless coil of revolutions across the continent since 2011; the latest being the one of Sudan.
Continue reading The Disparities We Face: The Anchor Of Africa’s 21st Century RevolutionsIf you had known Me, you would have known My Father also; and from now on you know Him and have seen Him.
John 14:7
Someone once told me that just because you ask God for something, it does not mean that He will give it to you. Quoting 1 John 5:14–15, he said that we first have to ask according to His will before He hears and gives us what we ask of Him.
Continue reading Do You Know The Jesus Of The Bible?Museveni inherited a country where both the state and economy had collapsed. He has reconfigured the state and placed the economy on a long term growth trajectory #ugvotes2021
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Today President Yoweri Museveni was nominated to run for an eighth term of office. When he wins this election, it will take him to 40 years as president, a remarkable feat. His efforts to cling to power, in spite of many promises not to, tells us very little about Museveni the man but a lot about power itself: few men find it possible to leave it easily and willingly.
Continue reading Why Museveni’s Towering Achievements Extenuate His Overstay In PowerAnd take the helmet of salvation…
Ephesians 6:17
When the phone rings at odd times, most people think, “Oh dear, it must be bad news.” They don’t think, “I wonder what the good news is that it cannot wait till morning!”
Continue reading Expect Good Things To Happen To YouFrom the basic economics I know, it’s imprudent to think that economic growth (per capita income) or citizens’ standard of living is on a linear spectrum… that’s elitist hogwash, I dare say.
Continue reading Why Africa’s Young Elite Are A Liability To Quicker Socio-Economic Transformation
It is a real disaster when the men of the cloth as the salt of the world lose their flavour
Matthew 5: 13
Last week’s Frontline show on NBSTV had Retired Anglican Bishop Zach Niringiye as one of the guests. Whereas the show was captivating as it always is, I was rather taken aback by the extent to which a man spruced up in a religious collar seemed willing to go, to make a [political] case.
Continue reading Why Pastoral Roles Are Getting Really AmbiguousBrethren, I do not count myself to have apprehended; but one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forward to those things which are ahead, I press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.
Philippians 3:13–14
Are you living a life of regrets thinking, “If only…”? “If only I had that college education…If only I had married the right girl…If only I had taken up the other job…If only I had not made that stupid mistake…”
Is your past robbing you of the joy of today? Then forget your past!
Continue reading Don’t Let Your Past Rob YouJapanese Tennis Player, Naomi Osaka on Tuesday, September 8, 2020 qualified for the semi-finals after winning her ninth consecutive match since the tour restart, knocking out Shelby Rogers 6-3, 6-4 in the quarterfinal and securing her first win in four career meetings with the American.
Continue reading Naomi Osaka Beats Shelby Rogers In The 2020 US Open Semi-final
