Inflation, taxes, bills and loan payments: Is your home caught up in this economic web? Tales of the past festive seasons might befall your home this time round as your children speak of how they “used to enjoy” and not “how they are enjoying” it. Silencing them will be quite hard unless you are resorting to using lashes under the pretext of claiming they have “bad manners”. Dr. Gorreti Kitutu a mother of five has her own bag of tricks to cubing this economic puzzle. The tips include but are not limited to the following. Take charge: Every family needs…
When not to marry: parenting tips you must know
Article in brief Looking after kids is a hard task indeed. Your parents did a great job for you. The average age of having a first born in Uganda is about 30 for men and 27 for women. This is high. You will be 47, when your kid is joining University. Career and family background, are some of the reasons for the delay in marrying. The argument is once you marry, your family takes priority. People delay marrying to ensure they first help their siblings and parents as once they get children; it becomes difficult to look after anyone else.…
Anti-gay bill signed into law by President Y. K. Museveni
President Y. K. Museveni, has signed the bill into law, with appreciation from majority of Ugandans who see “Westernization” as a threat to the country’s’ values. Speaking at the signing function, the President Museveni said “homosexuality was the result of “nurture” NOT “nature”. He added that most gay people in Uganda were “mercenary”. Find the President’s full speech here. The signing has come just a week after the ruling party’s retreat in Kyankwanzi where the President was endorsed as the single candidate for the upcoming 2016 elections. The President seems to have bowed to the pressure of most NRM parliamentarians…
President Museveni full statement on homosexuality at the signing of the anti-gay bill into law
Inspite of threat from global institutions and personalities like US president Barrack Obama, President Museveni finally signed the Anti—Homosexuality Bill 2009 into.law. Under the law, the penalty for same-sex conduct is now life imprisonment. The “attempt to commit homosexuality” incurs a penalty of seven years as does “aiding and abetting” homosexuality. A person who “keeps a house, room, set of rooms, or place of any kind for purposes of homosexuality” also faces seven years’ imprisonment. Because the law also criminalizes the “promotion” of homosexuality, there are far-reaching implications beyond the increase in punishments for same-sex sexual conduct. A person could…
Anti-gay bill signed into law by President Y. K. Museveni
President Y. K. Museveni, has signed the bill into law, with appreciation from majority of Ugandans who see “Westernization” as a threat to the country’s’ values. Speaking at the signing function, the President Museveni said “homosexuality was the result of “nurture” NOT “nature”. He added that most gay people in Uganda were “mercenary”. Find the President’s full speech here. The signing has come just a week after the ruling party’s retreat in Kyankwanzi where the President was endorsed as the single candidate for the upcoming 2016 elections. The President seems to have bowed to the pressure of most NRM parliamentarians…
The dos lending money to a family member
Whether you are successful or not, you will receive a request to lend money from a family member or relative. The problem with lending relatives or a family member is that they take the loan as a grant and will most likely default on the loan. It is recommended that you always treat the loan as a business transaction. That will increase the likelihood that you will be paid. You are advised to first think hard whether you can afford to lend the money. The basic financial advice is to “always lend what you can afford to lose.” If the…
