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Who was Uganda intended for? Why the Sovereignty Bill is Bad
“Who was Uganda intended for? At the very inception of the Republic, what vision did our constitutional forefathers hold when they set out to define the essence of this nation?”— […] More
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Roadmap to Pece Peace Agreement 1988
On March 17th, 1988, in a dilapidated room at the infamous Acholi Inn Lodge in Gulu, Major General Salim Saleh of the National Resistance Army (NRA), and Uganda People’s Democratic […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Law, Crime and Justice, Minorities and People with Disabilities, Public Relations & Press Releases
ADVANCING ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN UGANDA
Advancing Access to Justice in Uganda: How Musiimenta Alex and The Legal Dream Team Initiative Are Lighting the Way Growing up in Uganda, I’ve witnessed too many heart-wrenching stories — […] More
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Training by Dr. Smith Kiiza: Transforming Justice Through Restorative Practice in Uganda (2026)
A New Standard of Legal Training in Uganda by Dr smith Kiiza In 2026, Kampala International University (KIU), through its Centre for African Peace and Conflict Resolution (CAPCR), is proud […] More
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in Community & Opinion, History & Heritage, Identity & Culture, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and GovernmentEnforcing Ugandans onto the Fateful Path of Maoris, Aboriginals and Red Indians: A Comparative Study of Colonisation-by-Proxy and the Instrumentalisation of Law, Policy, and Knowledge
Abstract: This article examines the hypothesis that post-1986 Uganda is being deliberately steered toward the same demographic, cultural, and ecological fate experienced by the Maoris of New Zealand, Aboriginals of […] More
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in Business and Entrepreneurship, Career and Employment, Diaspora, Education and Academia, Finance, Markets and Economics, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Podcasts, Politics and GovernmentThe Bill That Could Silence the People It Claims to Protect
Uganda’s Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026 and what it means for every researcher, journalist, creative, especially bloggers and podcasters in the country. There is a bill sitting in Uganda’s parliament […] More
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The Tragic Death of Bukenya Martin and the Cost of Parental Neglect
Before he died on Valentine’s Day 2026, Martin Bukenya was, according to one account, sleeping under a bed. Not metaphorically. Literally under a bed. The girl who says […] More
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in Education and Academia, Fiction, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and Government, Self-help and InspirationFrom Chapati to City Hall: The Rise of Zohran kwame Mamdani
It’s 3 a.m. in Astoria, Queens. The subway groans overhead like a tired lion. Inside a modest campaign office, a 34-year-old man with a faded Daily Monitor badge pinned to […] More
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HOSTILE TAKEOVER (PT.3)
The ambience in the courtroom was eerie and commanding for Nolan. The last time he was in this room was six weeks ago, and he had watched his best- friend […] More
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Dear Sobi, hire me please!
I am writing in application for a job in your esteemed association. I believe I have all the credentials to qualify for the highly-respectable jobs your gang does for our […] More
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in Business and Entrepreneurship, Law, Crime and Justice, Sports and Fitness, Writing and LiteratureThe #HustleTales of Alexander Twinokwesiga, Lawyer and Founder of alextwino.com
Brief Bio: Alexander Twinokwesiga is a lawyer and an advocate of the High Court of Kenya, a storyteller (babatwino.com), and a serial social entrepreneur (alextwino.com). Current Location: Kampala, Uganda. Current […] More
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in Education and Academia, Environment & Climate, Identity & Culture, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and GovernmentUGANDA: FROM GENOCIDE TO ECOCIDE TO ETHNOCIDE TO INTELLECTUAL DEATH
In Uganda, and perhaps in the whole world, we are more concerned about inflation, the economy, loss of political support, food security, commodity prices, physical security, academic standards, intellectual collapse, […] More
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Uganda’s Juvenile Revolution: From Punishment to Protection: “How diversion, child-friendly courts and collaborations are giving children a second chance.”
For decades, Uganda has been transforming its juvenile justice system from punishment to protection, rehabilitation, and dignity. This journey began in the 1950s with the establishment of Naguru Remand Home […] More
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Thoughts on the Public Advisory Against Extortion and Economic Sabotage by Broadcasters, Online Publishers, Bloggers, and Other Online Media Service Providers Issued by the ED of UCC
The recent public advisory issued by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) against extortion and economic sabotage by broadcasters, online publishers, bloggers, and other online media service providers represents a significant […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Minorities and People with Disabilities, Muwado NewsletterThe Brutal Truth About Child Brides in South Sudan
As a young Ugandan woman studying law, I grew up believing that laws exist to protect the vulnerable. I believed words like justice, rights, and equality meant something real beyond […] More
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"Mujooga basajja mwe!" – The value of a 10k shilling note in this pandemic. #Stories4Health
The text came in at 10:00 pm in the night. Hey, have you seen the news today? Man, it’s crazy. It was my brother Niwarinda. This was on Sunday 17th […] More
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in Innovation, Science and Technology, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and Government, Transportation & Transport Vessels
The Digital Plates Dilemma
On the morning of Wednesday, November 1st 2023 something groundbreaking at the time, happened somewhere in Uganda. Security Minister Maj. Gen. Jim Muhwezi and Works and Transport Minister Gen. Katumba […] More
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in Comedy and Satire, Education and Academia, Law, Crime and Justice, Transportation & Transport VesselsFrom Teachers in Hedges to Traffic Banter: A Life of Inappropriate Accusations and Laughter.
I met a chaotic traffic officer today. I don’t know, but that woman could make a good gossip First of all, she accused us of skipping the lights. I believed […] More
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