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The Weaponisation of Education Against the Indigenous Peoples of Uganda
Introduction Education is universally championed as a tool for liberation, a pathway out of poverty, and a cornerstone of modern state-building. For the indigenous peoples of Uganda—including the Batwa (Twa), […] More
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RIOT AND PROTEST: THE CASE OF UGANDA
I don’t usually argue with my children whose ages range from 35 to 54. We exchange ideas. I occasionally I continue reaching them and they continue learning in an andragogical […] More
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Should we really be surprised about the army's attack on Makerere?
If you are an ardent reader/listener of the literature on Uganda’s State Violence (past, present and future), you may be dismayed, but you’re not in disbelief. The Makerere situation is […] 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 Emergence of Electoral Authoritarianism in Uganda – 1996 to Present
The Emergence of Electoral Authoritarianism in Uganda – 1996 to Present By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Center for Critical Thinking and Alternative Analysis The quality of the human environment in Uganda has meteorically […] More
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SILENCE OF THE INTELLECTUALS OF UGANDA: THE IMPLICATIONS.
If you carry out a Google search on my recent writings on intellectuals, you will find that I have written three articles: 1. Does intellectual capital matter?, which I wrote […] More
