Those who said you would never see war were wrong
Today, the day when the world was glued to TVs watching a royal wedding in Britain, Uganda went up in
Month: April 2011
Besigye arrested again, US issues warning on protest crackdown, Uganda Civil Society wakes up
After spending Easter in a jail, Uganda’s opposition leader Dr.Kizza Besigye was granted bail with ridiculous conditions that he would
With fresh memory of Tahrir Square , government keeps Walk to Work away from Constitution Square
On Thursday April 21, the fourth time that Uganda’s opposition leader Kiiza Besigye-Kifefe was blocked from walking, Prof. Mahmood Mamdani,
South Sudan women seek 30 percent representation in a new state.
South Sudanese women constitute over 60 percent of the population in Africa’s newest state. This has not been an act
High fuel prices protests; a real test for Museveni regime
Uganda police has again arrested three opposition leaders as they tried to continue the Walk to Work campaign. The campaign was
South Sudan women experiences from the referendum
This week I am in Sudan with Isis-WICCE documenting women’s experiences in the referendum and looking at their needs and
Delivering with barely anything; a story of Ugandan mother
On Wednesday March 30, I visited Buyinja Health Center IV in the newly created district of Namayingo which lies on
