Nearing the five-year mark of my family’s foray into Uganda, here’s a mind-bender from my happy and ever-inquisitive four-year-old, Jonathan: “Daddy, when you grow up, are you going to be dead?”
Are we teaching our children a theology of suffering? Read More »
Hurry up and wait. Why isn’t this Uganda’s national motto? No, really. Can’t someone get it on the flag, on official documents and on television?
Uganda deserves better time management Read More »
In Uganda, communities and individuals are stepping forward like never before as champions for maternal care.
Seven receive Save the Mothers honours Read More »
“I commend this university for its tremendous work with safe motherhood; for its training and for its sensitizing the public.”
Janet Museveni praises UCU Read More »
UCU’s Health and Safety Committee will clamp down on pets who “wander around the campus.” They’re to be vaccinated and kept “indoors.” Spot checks are coming.
Cookie the Cat just wants to roam, roam, roam Read More »
In Berlin, both presidents had watershed moments, and both are revered.
The JFK-Obama-Messiah factor Read More »
While we need not be entirely cheerful in the face of Armageddon, we can still offer the worried world something different.
The end of the world as we know it Read More »
OK, so what if Chicken Little was right? Chicken Little is that bird who got hit on the head by a falling acorn and then ran around screaming “The sky is falling!” He got all his forest friends in an alarmist tizzy and, on their way to tell the king, they were summarily fooled and eaten by that Foxy Loxy.
At some point, there’ll be a new Earth Read More »
