Samuel Muhindo

Jul 23, 2024 | observer.ug | Samuel Muhindo

In a communique to ambassadors in Kenya, Musalia Mudavadi, Kenya’s prime cabinet secretary and cabinet secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, expressed concerns about the follies of misusing artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet. “The abuse of the internet space continues to fuel national and global instability as well as feed into the ever-opportunistic cybercrime,” said Mudavadi as quoted by Semafor, a news website.

Sep 21, 2023 | observer.ug | Samuel Muhindo

TotalEnergies EP Uganda recently handed over a $150,000 high-fidelity simulation center for emergency medical training to the administration of Makerere University. The handover of the facility was held at Makerere University’s College of Health Sciences in Mulago.

Sep 19, 2023 | observer.ug | Samuel Muhindo

Pius Bigirimana, the Secretary to the Judiciary, has delved into the realms of human intimacy with his new book titled, Naked Truth: A Conversation about African Sex Magic Treasures. In this thought-provoking work, Bigirimana challenges conventional perspectives on sex, arguing that it transcends mere physicality and encompasses emotional, spiritual and physical elements.

Sep 5, 2023 | observer.ug | Samuel Muhindo |Timothy Nsubuga

The two major telecom companies in Uganda – MTN and Airtel – are fighting for the souls of Ugandans by dangling cashless merchant payment platforms in the form of MoMo Pay and Airtel Pay, each promising better rewards. With the merchant payment platforms, users can now electronically pay for any commodity/service. With this payment platform, no charges are levied against any transaction.

Sep 5, 2023 | observer.ug | Samuel Muhindo |Ernest Jjingo

Have you walked towards Lubaga cathedral in the evening? Somalis, Ethiopians and Eritreans have turned the long, steep stretch into a social rendezvous of sorts. While some work out running/walking up and down the hill, others simply sit in the grass and on the roadside, catching up or meeting newcomers. Then on Sundays, you will see groups of them draped in their beautiful scarves, coming home from an Orthodox church.