Browsing by Author "Tegulle, Gawaya"

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    Moses of Israel, Egypt: A revolutionary who refused his son to take power
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-23) Tegulle, Gawaya
    The tragedy of revolutions is that they often begin as an exodus and end as a return journey.
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    New Cabinet, some centre of gravity, 40 years of wandering in the wilderness.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-30) Tegulle, Gawaya
    New Cabinet, right? Let me take you back' ka small'. Late one night, may 1999, Wafula Oguttu, the editor in chief of this newspaper gave me an assignment as he drove out of The Monitor headquarters. I was to hunt down all the former minister who had served in President Museveni's Cabinet,
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    Peter Banura and Rajiv Ruparelia : sad tale of the price of lawlessness.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-26) Tegulle, Gawaya
    Still grieving over the unfortunate demise of Kikuube LC5 chairperson Peter Banura. I came to know Peter when he'd just entered politics a few years ago. He took the initiative to reach out to me. I was hesitant to talk to a stranger, but when he said he was Gen Matayo Kyaligonza's son, I relaxed.
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    Rot runs deep: Uganda Airlines, police sackings expose problems
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-02-22) Tegulle, Gawaya
    When inept governments get exposed, they look for scapegoats. That is why Jennifer Bamuturaki, CEO of Uganda Airlines, lost her job. She was wrongly appointed — due process was set aside by orders from above. Yet in a functional setup, Bamuturaki should have been able to perform reasonably well. Airlines do not require sorcery; they require systems: strategic leadership frameworks, disciplined procurement, professional management, predictable Capitalisation, route logic and insulation from political meddling. Blaming Bamuturaki alone misses the point.
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    Search for Deputy CJ:
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-29) Tegulle, Gawaya
    Don't know about you, but I visit cemeteries. Regularly. Those around those parts are really cute and well-maintained. It's a great atmosphere. The beauty. The calm. The silence. And most of all, the opportunity for reflection.
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    Want to abolish LDC? o foolish Ugandans, who hath bewitched you?
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-21) Tegulle, Gawaya
    Three little vignettes...from my 30s when i had just three kids, Nice little symmetry about my dim, distant past. One day, I looked at my watch and realised it was coming to six o'clock. Horrified, I threw my books and files aside and sprang into the car.