“It’s ironic that the African Union which was the first such organization to accept the R2P principle was also the first to defend Omar Al
Month: July 2009
ICC and rent defaulting in Uganda
Just when you think the International Criminal Court has gone off the headlines in the Uganda, it crawls back. But this time it’s not about
Women of Valour
The war between Khartoum and South Sudan may be long ended but the reconstruction of South Sudan is not going to be an easy ride.
Migingo Island: A clash of egos
Migingo Island row has raised its ugly head yet again. Teams of Ugandan and Kenyan surveyors whom we expected to shed light on where the
Holocaust scholars praise Uganda on Bashir: but is it worth the praise
Holocaust scholars– including Yad Vashem Professor Yehuda Bauer and the president of Genocide Watch, Gregory H. Stanton – signed a petition praising Uganda’s move to
Do horrifying images of dead bodies in Ugandan media serve any purpose?
This month, Makerere University Department of Mass Communication celebrated their 20th anniversary. One of the events was a media symposium which I attended and found
