The use of technicalities in courts to undermine justice and democracy in Uganda
The use of technicalities is part of a broader pattern of Bantustanisation in Uganda, where institutions are manipulated to maintain power and control.
Category: Opinion
From doomsday in the USA by 2028 to boomsday by 2050 in Uganda
By embracing extradisciplinary science and AI-driven education, Uganda can turn the AI Doomsday scenario into a Boomsday by 2050.
From Colonial District Commissioners to RDCs: same story
Perhaps nowhere is the colonial continuity more starkly visible than in the Movement’s approach to political pluralism.
Why Uganda’s ultimate liberation must be of the mind
We must stop the primitive practice of digital authoritarianism—using the tools of the 21st Century to enforce a 20th Century mindset.
Why Uganda needs the arts and social sciences towards the 22nd century
The answer lies in the choices we make today about the value we place on the Arts and Social Sciences.
How Lango leaders can build Lango and transform its culture
Lango sub-region can only grow faster and remain united if politicians and cultural leaders work together. Cultural leaders must put some pressure.
Is AU willing to become the institution Africa needs
The question is not whether Africa needs the AU, but whether the AU is willing and ready to become the institution Africa needs.
Kole North MP Dr Opio Acuti urges wisdom and unity in Christmas message
“As we enjoy all sorts of sweet meals and drinks, remember to save because very soon children will be demanding school fees,” MP Dr Opio Acuti advised.
How the mafia are de-institutionalizing Uganda
The mafia has the capacity to squeeze the indigenous businesspeople out of business through overtaxation and other measures.
The significance of strategic human rights litigation in Uganda
Strategic human rights litigation in Uganda has enabled individuals and institutions to document human rights violations in Uganda.
Vertical ambitions, horizontal chaos: Lira on the brink of a slum: Can Lira escape its urban nightmare?
Lira’s current trajectory, unplanned high-rise construction amid infrastructure deficits, is creating a unique pathology: the vertical slum.
Assaulting journalists is getting trendy: The cost of serving two masters
……management ignores the threats because many station owners are active politicians who profit from the propaganda.
