Monthly Archives: September 2025

Today, September 21st, the world pauses to mark the International Day of Peace … a day not just for reflection, but for resolve. The United Nations’ theme this year, “Act Now for a Peaceful World,” is a rallying cry for communities across the globe to move beyond platitudes and into purposeful action. In Uganda, where the countdown to the 2026 national elections has begun, this call could not be more timely, or more urgent. Peace is not a distant dream reserved for diplomats and declarations. It is a daily decision, shaped by how we speak, how we lead, and how we engage, especially in the digital spaces that now define […]

In today’s increasingly digital world, online scams have become more sophisticated, targeting individuals across all demographics, especially those with limited digital literacy. From phishing emails to fake job offers and fraudulent websites, these scams exploit trust, urgency, and lack of awareness. For communities in Uganda and across Africa, where mobile internet access is growing rapidly, understanding how to identify and avoid online scams is essential for digital resilience and safety. Online scams often begin with messages that seem legitimate. These may come via email, SMS, WhatsApp, or social media platforms. A common tactic is to impersonate trusted institutions such as banks, NGOs, or government agencies. For example, a scammer might […]