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TRAGEDY| THE WRONG PROGRAMMING OF THE AFRICAN
Yesterday, as part of my daily learning culture, I was expanding my knowledge on marketing and sales. I came across a long-term strategy that made me wonder if I would […] More
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Is corruption the cause of our poverty?
During an intense debate on corruption on our WhatsApp chat-group last week, I argued (as I have always done) that there is no evidence that corruption automatically or necessarily stops […] More
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DOES UGANDA STILL HAVE A BANYARWANDA QUESTION AFTER THE UGANDA CONSTITUTION 1995 CREATED AN INDIGENOUS GROUP FOR THEM?
DOES UGANDA STILL HAVE A BANYARWANDA QUESTION AFTER THE UGANDA CONSTITUTION 1995 CREATED AN INDIGENOUS GROUP FOR THEM? By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Conservation Biologist Center for Critical Thinking and Alternative Analysis By […] 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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IS THE NATIONAL RESISTANCE MOVEMENT GOVERNMENT WEAPONISING POVERTY AGAINST UGANDANS
IS THE NATIONAL RESISTANCE MOVEMENT GOVERNMENT WEAPONISING POVERTY AGAINST UGANDANS By Oweyegha-Afunaduula “In a country well governed, poverty is something to be ashamed of. In a country badly governed, wealth […] More
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UGANDA HAS NO TRANQUIL FUTURE UNLESS WE ADOPT ECOSYSTEM
UGANDA HAS NO TRANQUIL FUTURE UNLESS WE ADOPT ECOSYSTEM APPROACH TO GOVERNANCEBy Oweyegha-AfunaduulaConservation BiologistCenter for Critical Thinking and Alternative Analysis28 June 2025. I have written about governance severally but mainly […] More
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DYSFUNCTION AS A PREFERRED GOVERNANCE TOOL IN AFRICA: THE CASE OF UGANDA
Dysfunction is the opposite of function. Systems dysfunction or function. Dysfunctioning means not operating or performing normally. It is used to refer to technical or biological systems that have failed […] More
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Life in Exile Act One: The Breaking of a Man
Chapter Five: The Final Destination By the second morning of my stay in West Budama, I had already abandoned the purpose of my visit to the region or to say […] More
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The Day Pan-Africanism Died: Leave… or Return in a Coffin?
“If we should take ethnic, racial or linguistic criteria for modifying our boundaries, a good many states in Africa would be wiped off the map.” — President Philibert Tsiranana of […] More
