Stella Nyanzi: Why our collective voices matter
This week I joined Uganda writers, editors, authors, bloggers, publishers, curators, literary activists, scholars and colleagues in the creative sector have
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Social Media Shutdowns and the rise of a securocratic Uganda
The Media Institute of Southern Africa’s (MISA) flagship publication, So This Is Democracy?: State of Media Freedom in southern Africa
Janaale attack on Ugandan troops: the conflicting figures out of Somalia shouldn’t be ignored
Above: Lt. General Jonathan Rono, the Force Commander of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) and the AMISOM Ugandan
A peace dialogue in Karamoja
Last week, shortly after the International Peace Day I went to Moroto with Karamoja Cluster Project, My graduate school University
“Sorry” would have been nice
As the news of a final confirmation of a life presidency in Zimbabwe trickles in, I am reading from a
Marriage and Divorce Bill: We can’t run or hide from these horrors!
Last week I wrote about my feeling about the manner in which the debate on the Marriage and Divorce Bill
Ugandans fighting corruption with tears and laughter
This week Ugandans saw and participated in different dramas that can only give you a glimpse into a nation in
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
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
“Is it outrageous to want to live in peace?”
On Sunday 22nd, Uganda watched in horror as a city enforcement officer , who later turned out to be a
Rosebell Kagumire 