Episode Ten – Usalama Radio Drama Students’ Commentaries by Ampire Rosette

10/10 Student’s commentary!! Yes, in this final Commentary of season 2, Rosette Interests us to a salient issue. Curfew is word that became popular with break out of Covid-19; it’s sad that some people have chosen to illegally make fortune out of curfew! Find out how and why. DEALING WITH EXTORTION BY POLICE UNDER THEContinue reading “Episode Ten – Usalama Radio Drama Students’ Commentaries by Ampire Rosette”

Episode Nine – Usalama Radio Drama Students’Commentaries by Kuol Garang Athian

9/10 student’s Commentary. Kuol explores beyond the Corruption tendencies involved in illegal tree felling to it’s environmental cost. Something can be done. Check it out. CORRUPTION AND THE BLACK DIAMONDS’ DEPENDENCY FOR SURVIVAL The Pearl of Africa has been glorified and praised because of its beautiful scenery and the great climate though this is fadingContinue reading “Episode Nine – Usalama Radio Drama Students’Commentaries by Kuol Garang Athian”

Episode Eight – Usalama Radio Drama Students’ Commentaries by Apadet Esther Faith

8/10 student’s Commentary. Esther elaborates why it’s crucial for designated public servants to declare their assets and property wealth as demanded by the leadership code act (amendment) 2020. The Sides of Declaring Assets and Property Wealth Yes, information is a powerful tool in managing society. In the same way, information regarding who owns what, especiallyContinue reading “Episode Eight – Usalama Radio Drama Students’ Commentaries by Apadet Esther Faith”

Episode Six – Usalama Radio Drama Students’ Commentaries by Francis Passi Anyanzo

6/10 student’s Commentary. Francis asks a number of questions; Can’t the culprits of misuse of office be held accountable and make them pay for the losses caused? Check out what he thinks can best solve favouritism, misuse of office and causing financial loss. Why Not Rightly Give What Belongs to the Right People? Causing financialContinue reading “Episode Six – Usalama Radio Drama Students’ Commentaries by Francis Passi Anyanzo”

Episode Five – Usalama Radio Drama Students’ Commentaries by Lamaro Synthia Gift

5/10 student’s Commentary. Synthia vividly brings to light the danger, causes and consequences of land Grabbing. “The crumbs will never taste as good as the bread though!” She emphatically notes. Beyond The Grabbing are More Ordeals Land grabbing occurs when land that was previously used by local communities is leased or sold to outside investorsContinue reading “Episode Five – Usalama Radio Drama Students’ Commentaries by Lamaro Synthia Gift”

Episode Four – Usalama Radio Drama Students Commentaries by Waniba Fred

4/10 student commentary. Fred expounds on the impact of Syndicate Corruption on Education but goes on to share his thoughts on possible remedies to the evil. The Impact of Syndicate Corruption on Education The Universal Primary Education (UPE) was introduced in January 1997, following a political commitment by President Museveni that the Government would meetContinue reading “Episode Four – Usalama Radio Drama Students Commentaries by Waniba Fred”

Episode Three – Usalama Radio Drama Student Commentaries by Birungi Precious

3/10 Students Commentaries. Birungi expresses the cost of bribery in Health facilities and shares what can be done to avert the vice. Bribery In Hospitals BRIBERY IN HOSPITALSBribery is a criminal and corrupt practice but it’s so unfortunate that with the corrupt officials in the country, bribery remains a business. Much as many earn aContinue reading “Episode Three – Usalama Radio Drama Student Commentaries by Birungi Precious”

Episode Two – Usalama Radio Drama Student Commentaries by Kisakye Eseza Kyama

2/10 student Commentaries. Eseza talks about the Necessity of a National ID and the illegal payments involved. The Plight of a Mere Citizen A national ID is essential for every Ugandan above the age of 18 years. With it, one can vote, open up a bank account, apply for a passport and also access publicContinue reading “Episode Two – Usalama Radio Drama Student Commentaries by Kisakye Eseza Kyama”

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