EARLY WARNING MESSAGE. Ezekiel 33 When business is not your partner, you will not succeed even if you have a hundred windows of grace periods to try. Star International University (SIU) is no exception. Earlier in June, I wrote an article discouraging the establishment of its Magwi campus for many reasons. Some ill-fated beneficiaries cried foul. The truth is, despite being one of the registered universities, SIU is a malfunctioning institution that is undergoing intensive care treatment. Hence, any such business should not attract loan interest, so students should not join SIU. Be wise. The collapse of the Nimule Campus is living testimony that SIU is trying educational businesses. I was among the first cohort to attempt joining the SIU Nimule Campus four years ago. I understood the struggles the university was going through right from its establishment. Recall that the university started as Busoga University in Uganda and underwent several transitions due to low-profile qualific...
In a country where elections determine who should lead, politicians run multiple campaigns. They aim to unseat or retain a seat in parliament. The incumbents gear up their courtship with additional shaggy promises. Those striving to lead deliver sweeties. The moment ends when elections are over. Do you know what they actually do when they want your votes? Attend every church invitation. The church is where politicians easily collect votes. A wise politician does not stick to his denomination when elections are near. He honours every invitation regardless of the doctrinal difference. Such honours are not genuine but conditional and risky. Although the inviting church might benefit from a politician's pocket, he lures them only for votes. Visit churches, including mosques. Even mosques become centres of worship when elections are ongoing. I remember receiving several politicians in the Church in 2010 during elections. Not once have we seen any of them again to date for a thanksgi...