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in Agriculture, Farming and Gardening, Food and Dining, Identity & Culture, Law, Crime and Justice, Religion and SpiritualityPork, Piety & Pangas: The Day Yumbe Burned
Upon being offline for a while, I opened my X app and was immediately struck by chaos. My feed was ablaze with videos of mobs, teargas, and a bleeding youth […] More
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General O: A Mole Amidst God’s Men
Prev: General O: Redemption Okello had landed in Uganda—not as a soldier, not as a politician, but as a man of God. Yet those who knew him best understood that […] More
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General O: Two Sides of the Same Coin
The City was always alert—twenty four hours seven days a week, from dusk to dawn and dawn to dusk. It did not sleep. It recalibrated. Streetlights hummed like low-frequency surveillance […] More
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in Diaspora, Family, Friends and Relationships, Fiction, Identity & Culture, Law, Crime and Justice, Religion and SpiritualityGeneral O: The Ritualist and the Reckoning
Prev: General O: A Mole Amidst God’s Men They came to Okello’s church, not to pray, but to fish for their next victims. Sat amongst the congregation, blending with the […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Minorities and People with Disabilities, Politics and Government, Public Relations & Press Releases, Writing and LiteratureThe Shifting Sands of Safety: How Refugees Reshaped Bweyale’s Soul
As the sun dips behind Bweyale’s acacia-dotted horizon, the once-lively trading hub along Uganda’s Kampala-Gulu highway hums with unease. The streets, where traders and truckers once swapped stories over roasted […] More
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Kawempe’s Dark Night: When Cameras Died for Truth
Kawempe North was restless on March 13, 2025. Nomination day for a by-election had arrived, and the dusty roads twisted like veins of a giant that refused to sleep. The […] More
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South Sudan’s Struggle to End Violence Against Women: Why the Law Alone Isn’t Enough
Violence against women is not confined to dark alleys or wartime atrocities—it is happening in homes, villages, towns, and institutions across South Sudan. Reports suggest that more than six out […] More
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General O: The Checkmate
Prev: General O: The Cannon in Council Okello was in hot soup. A deal had gone wrong—quietly, expensively, irreversibly. The fault lay where his heart ached most: with his son, […] More
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#SeanCombsTheReckoning Review
Last night I started watching 50 Cent’s Sean Combs documentary. I almost found myself petty for watching something someone’s nemesis did, but I was still curious. I wanted to see […] More
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in Fiction, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and Government, Thrillers and Horrors, War and ConflictGeneral O: The Switch
Uganda — the Pearl of Africa, or perhaps Africa itself — is vast only to the ordinary man. To Afande Watmon, the land had once been generous, offering fertile soil, […] More
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Gulu’s Golden Handshake: Has the Hawk Agreed to Live Together with the Eagle?
In this analytical piece, I try to look in between the lines on last week’s Handshake and what it could mean to Acholi. If you are a short text reader, […] More
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in Fiction, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and Government, Travel and AdventureLife in Exile: ACT ONE; THE BREAKING OF A MAN
Chapter Three: Zeitgeist After receiving words from Oburu—who claimed to have once known Peter Kaburu’s parents—I felt that familiar stirring that every journalist recognizes but rarely trusts: instinct. It did […] More
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WHAT BECOMES OF ART THAT GETS ABUSED?
“I absolutely stopped painting because of Epstein,” Farmer said. “And in a weird way, I kind of started painting because of him because I wanted to honor the victims- Maria […] More
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After US Airstrikes, Terrorists Didn’t Just Flee, They Fled Into Innocent People’s Homes
The collaborative Christmas Day airstrikes by United States and Nigerian forces were initially hailed as a decisive blow to the terror networks haunting Northwest Nigeria. While security experts highlight the […] More
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SENIOR CHIEF KACHINDAMOTO
After we finished filming the documentary, Senior Chief Kachindamoto called me aside. “My son” she said, “what real change will this film bring, how will it help me? You are […] More
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The Aid Earthquake and the Search for Solid Ground.
To work in non-profit sector at this moment in time is to have your heart do backflips several times a month. When there is a strange item on the news. […] More
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in Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and Government, Religion and Spirituality, Writing and LiteratureContribution by Heike Behrend to the Biography of late Mike Ocan
It is a great pleasure and honor for me to contribute a text to the biography of late Mike Ocan. While I was doing research on the history of the […] More
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MASAKA’S MASSACRES!
A false flag operation is an attack or hostile action that is blamed on another party by the perpetrator. The purpose can be anything from causing mass fear, achieving certain […] More
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