From Gambia to the dictator!
This song by Gambian artists made it online mid December 2012 . It’s worth listening to and admiring the work on African
One country tries to defy death, another flirts with death
Shortly before Christmas, a young woman was killed in our republic. At only 24, she had already made a small
#I6Days: No justice as Uganda female journalist commits suicide after gangrape
It is that time of the year when we dedicate 16 days to remind the world of the endless need
Uganda threatens to withdraw troops from missions, UN distances self and Congo circus continues.
On Friday, Uganda’s Premier announced Uganda would pull its troops out of all peacekeeping mission over accusations that Uganda and
Uganda withdraw from peacekeeping missions would threaten regional peace
When UN report on Congo was first leaked in July 2012, Uganda’s support for M23 was largely ignored. So it
Escaping military service and kidnap, one Eritrean woman’s Ordeal
By Reem Abbas When Fatima (not real name) escaped Sawa, a military camp in Eritrea, she had already been there
#PowerofWe Uganda: What will it take to conserve the environment?
Ten days ago I took a trip to Kalangala, one of the Ssese islands on Lake Victoria. The last time
Uganda’s independence Jubilee and why all can’t jubilate.
Today Ugandans marked 50 years since colonial rule ended. On October 9th 1962, Uganda joined a list of African countries
For Uganda at 50
The last couple of weeks I have been working on a few documentaries one on trade and another on women
Why We Are Happy To Confront Jesus And Mohammad, But ‘Fear’ Photos Of Breastfeeding Mothers
Originally posted on NAKED CHIEFS :
Protestors burn the American and Israeli flags in Bangladesh in anger at the “Innocence of Muslims”…
Rosebell Kagumire 