Ethnic cleansing of the economy of Uganda
“Ethnic Cleansing of the Economy of Uganda: 1986 to the Present” is a very sensitive topic but it is perhaps the first one to try to explore the ethnic dimension of the economy of Uganda today.
Category: Opinion
Politically and constitutionally-engineered indigenous groups of human beings: the case of Uganda
The Tutsi, Hehe and Nubians were artificial politically and constitutionally-created indigenous groups of Uganda and, therefore, alien to the biocultural landscape of the country.
Faith & transformation: Lessons for contemporary and future leaders
Leaders must resist compromise and speak truth to power—graciously but firmly.
Will the constitutionally-created cultural institutions stand the test of time?
There is a need for Busoga leaders to rethink their current conflicts and resolve to reject divide and rule for the sake of Busoga.
Uganda’s Parliament: Where the only Bills that matter are banknotes
Then we cry foul when Parliament turns into a reality show sponsored by our own naivety.
Gender justice and health equity are inextricably linked but are programmes linked?
But a gender lens is not about an add-on to an existing template of policy or programme.
Politics or business? Why Lango business elites must step into regional politics
Lango cannot afford a future where its brightest minds remain silent while decisions are made that affect us all.
Mobutu Sese’s looting legacy crossed into Uganda
It is a prophecy that found its grim fulfillment in the long, parasitic reign of Mobutu Sese Seko over Zaire—now the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Rtd DIGP Julius Odwe: Somalia needs people who can transform insecurity into peace….
So the reasons why there were broken communities in Somalia were not addressed (the internal conflicts) of the Somali people.
Money vs. ideas in Lango politics: A historical perspective on leadership and ideology
Lango has a duty to restore its legacy of principled leadership, ensuring that ideas, not money, determine the region’s political future.
The Elites must take center stage in Lango’s transformation: now or never
Beyond Obote, Lango has produced influential politicians, civil servants, military leaders, and technocrats who have left their mark on Uganda’s political landscape.
Visionary leadership and youth mentorship: The guarantee for Lango’s future
Lango must return to the politics of ideas, and this will only happen if we invest in young leaders who will carry the region into the future.