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in Community & Opinion, Education and Academia, Family, Friends and Relationships, Finance, Markets and Economics, History & Heritage, Identity & Culture, Parenting & Childcare, Politics and GovernmentFeminism is Destroying Society
When Feminism Destroys Societies As I was scrolling through Instagram yesterday, I came across a very intriguing video that led me down a rabbit hole and rearranged my entire algorithm […] More
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TRIBUTE: IN LOVING MEMORY OF LT. MARTIN OLANGO “OKENY MAGUY” (1960 – 1994)
The late Lt. Martin Olango hailed from the Payira-Pailik clan in Acholi land. He was a beloved son of Acholi and Uganda who passed away in October 1994. Martin was […] 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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THE ZIMBA: FIERCE WARRIORS OF THE MARAVI KINGDOM
#RewritingOurStories Any history of Malawi that does not include the Zimba warriors is incomplete. The Zimba were central to the expansion of the Maravi Empire, which came to cover present-day […] More
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in History & Heritage, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Muwado Newsletter, Politics and GovernmentUnlearning the Lies about Winnie Mandela
Growing up as a Gen Z , I believed I understood who Winnie Mandela was. Or rather, I knew the version history and the media had taught me to accept. […] More
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Biological Deserts: How Uganda’s Tree-Planting Programmes Continue to Erase Natural Forests and Associated Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Abstract This article critically examines Uganda’s contemporary tree‑planting programmes, arguing that despite ostensibly “green” rhetoric they accelerate biological desertification – the progressive simplification and functional collapse of forest ecosystems (Fairhead […] More
