Leading Culture
Current Issue
What they had to say …
-
What they had to about Labor Export… Many people are moving to the Middle East for jobs with...
Management
-
“I will come in with My own Shoes…” Uganda Martyrs University gets new Chancellor and new...
Office Fiction
-
When a stringent staff saves a company Apwoyo worked in the finance department of her company. She... -
When a junior employee grabs a higher office Ms. Emelu was recruited as a receptionist, a... -
When gambling leads to promotion at work By Venansio Ahabwe Mr. Naperi was, perhaps, the most... -
When a manager kneels before his staff By Venansio Ahabwe Mr. Naperi – the CEO – was... -
When national politics affects office ethics National elections in one African country produced a...
Living the Word
-
Transfiguration is possible through reconciliation Do I see the good in others? 8th Sunday in Ordinary Time C...
Church Doctrine
-
Being alone with God By Prof. Micheal Ogunu Without solitude, it is virtually...
Plants & People
-
Brassica oleracea (Cabbage) Cabbage is a leafy green, red or white biennial vegetable... -
Manihot esculenta (Cassava) Manihot esculenta, commonly called cassava (Family...
Previous Issue
Recent Posts
-
The New Zealand Catholic Bishops Conference released a statement of solidarity with the country’s Muslim population following terrorist attacks on two mosques in the city of Christchurch. At least 49 people were...
-
By Courtney Grogan Pope Francis called for gestures of peace to oppose hatred and violence Sunday in the wake of attacks on two mosques in New Zealand. “To the grief for the wars and the conflicts that...
-
By Kevin Jones Among the most popular saints today, Saint Patrick was a bishop and missionary to Ireland. However, he also spent several years as a slave, and once issued a heartfelt plea on behalf of girls and boys...
