Child marriages in Uganda
This week I was in Kasese taking part in validation of a study soon to be released by Isis-WICCE on
Tag: Uganda
You are my child I shouldn’t be telling you this
This week I was in Lira in northern Uganda at a medical camp for women with reproductive health complications most
One man protest over walk to work killings in Uganda
It’s one of my last days in Washington DC before i head home. I took a walk with friends by
I featured on AlJazeera The Stream program this week
I discussed with Digital Producer Ahmed Shihab, host Derrick Ashong and Azita Ardakani of Love Social the political situation in Uganda, Hoot4change and Walk to Work campaigns
Uganda gets its first female speaker of parliament; is it worth a celebration?
Ms Rebbeca Alitwala Kadaga was today sworn in as the Speaker for the 9th parliament in Uganda. Most of the
Uganda women hold vigil for justice and peace over recent shootings
Today about 150 women marched in Kampala to protest police brutality that has characterised th Walk to Work demonstrations which
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,
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
The African solution that hasn’t worked for Ivory Coast will not work for Libya
President Museveni’s 3000+worded article on the situation in Libya, analyzing Gaddafi’s regime his successes and failures has been hitting headlines
Battle for Mogadishu; Ugandan family learns of son’s death from Internet
For the last two days, I have been trying to figure out the fate of one Ugandan peacekeeper in Somalia.
