Uganda

Bishop Stuart University vice Chancellor Prof Mauda Kamatenesi said debates are helpful in critical thinking and articulating issues. She appealed to Uganda Dialogue Arena to always organise debates on topical issues to enable the country achieve sustainable development.

According to Charity Kwoshaba, business development manager of Mobinet Group, a Hong Kong-based fintech company, this flagship event is aimed at providing a platform for young people to share their perspectives on some of the issues surrounding financial technology and its impact on the future of

Members of the opposition Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) Party on Nov.19 converged at Nsambya Youth Sharing hall in Kampala to listen to four contestants for the post of party president – incumbent Mugisha Muntu, his close challenger Patrick Amuriat a former member of parliament, Dan Matsiko and

Members of the opposition Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) Party on Nov.19 converged at Nsambya Youth Sharing hall in Kampala to listen to four contestants for the post of party president – incumbent Mugisha Muntu, his close challenger Patrick Amuriat a former member of parliament, Dan Matsiko and

It was also the first time all vice chancellor candidates were presenting their agendas publicly and on live television.

Attended by a great gathering, this first ever presidential debate was held at Club Lumas along Namirembe road in Kampala.

The debate had been on for less than 30 minutes when Mr Yusuf Kuwamanya's supporters, believed to be drunk, attacked those of Ms Jackline Nagaga, the FDC candidate in the guild race.

The three-hour debate took place at Gulu main market and had eight of the nine candidates take part.