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MALE CHAUVINISM BRED FEMINISM
Misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Obulongo mu Butonzi led to male chauvinism, which in turn led to feminism and empowerment movements. The result is the break up of the family unit […] More
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Open Letter to parents with pregnant teenagers in Uganda
Caption : Public Relations Association of Uganda (PRAU) and Uganda Police donate to teenage mothers at the Naguru Teenage Centre. Government of Uganda did not fail parents. They allowed pregnant […] More
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BUGANDA NATIONALISM IS BLACK: NOT A LOCAL VERSION OF BREXIT
According to Akala, in his memoir on race, class, imperialism and capitalism titled “Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire”, “different nationalisms are different in intent and content […] More
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HERE'S TO TRIBAL-ISM. HEAR HEAR! (COME ALL YE FAITHFUL, LET'S SELF DESTRUCT!)
If you think that tribalism is a new way of life, think again. Like many isms and schisms, it’s been prevalent for millenia. How old do you think the tags […] More
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On Gashumba’s dressing
I find it hilarious (for tired of using the word hypocritical), the way those of you who don’t dress up that way are connecting it to being “raised right.” You […] More
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Should we care about the decolonisation of our geography?
The subject of decolonisation pre-occupied Africa in most of the 1950s to the 1980s. Much attention went into shaping the postcolonial state, whose umbilical cords had not really been properly […] More
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The Only Way, Ekene Eziagulu
The Only Way Every night in Kwacha, Malinta put up a spectacle in the village square. She invited everyone to join in her game with her friends: friends no one […] More
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in Education and Academia, Identity & Culture, Minorities and People with Disabilities, Politics and GovernmentNOBODY LIKES TO BE LIED TO.
Any nation, world etc that ignores the potential of its youth is doomed, shem. And doomed we shall NOT be. Hence our agitation when we see that our (mis)leadership is […] More
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Sons of the gods #17
Continued from #16 By Mugabe Victor Katabani’s mind was a maze. “Red, black, the swing of a blade. Why does it seem so loud?” the voices echoed. CRACK. “What is […] More
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Bagaetsho, That Is NOT Who We Wish To Be as a Nation!
Bagaetsho: It was with horror and disappointment that I watched the recent viral video of a young woman getting stripped naked and violated by a mob of men at a […] More
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Introducing #RedPillAfrica: Video 01 – My Solution to Africa's Problems
I have created a framework to unpack the problem of Africa as I write about it in my 3 books. Through a series of postings and videos under the hashtags […] More
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#HustleTales Podcast Ep 11: Patrick Sam – MD Creative Culture Ivestments, Former Chair National Arts Council of Namibia, Poet, Broadcast Jounalist…
Welcome to the tenth episode of the #HustleTales podcast. With this podcast, we are focusing on telling the stories of African entrepreneurs and professionals, the hurdles they have jumped […] More
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A MOVING MINE
Part 2: A Glimpse of Destiny As the day unfolds, the daily activities are set in the community; villagers are busy in maize fields, and the young girls head to […] More
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Books Aren’t Too Expensive, Our Priorities Are.
You’ve probably heard that old, troubling saying: “If you want to hide something from an African, put it in a book.” I’ve often wondered where that came from, and perhaps, […] More
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TRACING THE GENEALOGY OF THE MOTHER CHARLES AFUNADUULA-OVUMA NGOBI ISABIRYE: 1923–2007
TRACING THE GENEALOGY OF THE MOTHER CHARLES AFUNADUULA-OVUMA NGOBI ISABIRYE: 1923–2007 By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Conservation Biologist Center for Critical Thinking and Alternative Analysis This article traces the genealogy of the mother […] More
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Is Hon. Norbert Mao Becoming Unwanted Guest?
Recently, the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs and President of the Democratic Party (DP) Hon. Norbert Mao triggered a debate on who is a Guest and what are the […] More
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in Environment & Climate, Events, Fashion and Beauty, Identity & Culture, Music and Dance, Pets and Animals, Travel and Adventure, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureWhen Arua City Danced with the World: A West Nile Story of Gold, Culture, and Hope
The morning light over Arua City arrived soft and golden, spilling over the rolling hills and market stalls as if the sun itself had been invited to celebrate. The golf […] More
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Pancake or American Kabalagala
If kabalagala is a Ugandan pancake why isn’t a pancake an American kabalagala? It’s a serious question. No emojis and double exclamation marks or any of the other dikuula punctuation […] More
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