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The picture and situation of your average – especially – young Ugandan…
No offence intended, but my focus in this picture is on the young man wearing ill-fitting, drab clothes, dusty old shoes, and an emaciated disposition (brown hair, forlorn eyes, and […] More
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THE NRM’s FLYING COUSINS ARE HERE!
They are yellow and airborne! It is not true that they crossed into Uganda yesterday, as reported in the media. They’ve been here thirty years plus but cleverly hid their […] 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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Jim Muhwezi’s latest money heist!
Fast and Furious is a successful media franchise whose movies feature raucous street racing, brawling, amorous liaisons, and simmering rivalries. For more than a decade now, successive movie releases feature […] More
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Lessons for NUP from youth elections
The nationwide youths elections this week should give the opposition in Uganda, especially the National Unity Platform (NUP), time to pose and reflect. Just as polling had commenced, Timothy Kalyegira, […] More
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Lessons for FDC from Rukungiri
So last evening the Electoral Commission announced the results in the bye-election for the woman MP for Rukungiri. FDC’s Betty Muzanira won with 50,000 votes against NRM’s Winnie Matsiko with […] More
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in Career and Employment, Education and Academia, Finance, Markets and Economics, Health and Medicine, Politics and GovernmentFORCED BRAIN DRAIN AND THE LOYALTISATION OF UGANDA’S INSTITUTIONS: THE EROSION OF PROFESSIONALISM AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Abstract This article examines the systemic transformation of Uganda’s public institutions through a process of “loyaltisation,” where allegiance to the ruling power is prioritized over professional competence and integrity. […] More
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THE POLITICS OF CROWDS IN UGANDA TOWARDS 2026: A CAUTIONARY ARTICLE.
Uganda is going to the next Presidential, Parliamentary and Council elections, which the Uganda Electoral Commission has arranged to be held on 25 January 2026. These will be the 7th […] More
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Kasuku Jazzes with Jajja – Media Outlook in Uganda’s Election
It’s good that Museveni and his team no longer look at TikTok and social media as gimmicks. I imagine if it was the other side doing a live with Kasuku…. […] More
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Dear Duncan Abigaba
I am obsessed with you for a reason. You, I consider you family. We share too many mutual friends and acquaintances. Heck, your younger brother was under my wing for […] More
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Is Uganda ready to handle #CoronaVirus patients
Many Ugandans are wondering about the clinical capacity Uganda has to handle coronavirus patients especially those that may need intensive or high dependency care. Here is information on the newly […] More
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in Education and Academia, Environment & Climate, Identity & Culture, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and GovernmentUGANDA: FROM GENOCIDE TO ECOCIDE TO ETHNOCIDE TO INTELLECTUAL DEATH
In Uganda, and perhaps in the whole world, we are more concerned about inflation, the economy, loss of political support, food security, commodity prices, physical security, academic standards, intellectual collapse, […] More
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How Museveni and his opponents need each other
In their misguided (even though, perhaps, well-intentioned) war against President Yoweri Museveni, many pro-democracy (but mostly pseudo-democracy) “activists” bring three fundamentally erroneous assumptions. First, that Museveni’s government has mismanaged Uganda […] More
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WHITE ELEPHANT PROJECTS AND FINANCIAL HAEMORRHAGE IN UGANDA: 1986 TO PRESENT
A “white elephant project” is a metaphor for a possession, project, or venture that is expensive to maintain or acquire but yields little or no practical value or benefit, essentially […] More
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Lessons for the opposition and NRM from Hoima by-election
Last week, the NRM narrowly won the elections for women MP in Hoima district. According to results, NRM’s Harriet Businge got 33,000 votes (54%) against FDC’s Asinansi Nyakato with 29,000 […] More
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POLITICAL IDEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE AND POLITICAL IDEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN UGANDA.
There can be as many discourses as there are dimensions of the human brain Like in any country on Earth, there are many discourses in Uganda. They include academic discourse, […] More
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Does Opposition Have a Future on the Political Landscape of Uganda?
“Naye opposition erina ekifo mu Uganda? Abazungu baagikuba. Obote 1 yagikuba. Amin yaginyigiririza ddala. UNLF yagikweeka. Obote 2 yagifunza. Movement yagibikka mu broad-based government. Terina culture ntuufu era entereevu mu […] More
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UGANDA: WHAT DOES LIBERATING JUSTICE FROM THE MILITARY MEAN?
“Anger is not the problem, violence is…we can use our anger to guide us in constructing a more just society. Or we can use it to destroy ourselves and those […] More
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