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From Civilisation to De-Civilisation: The Unmaking of a Nation-State in Uganda, 1894 to Present
Introduction The concept of civilisation is neither static nor unidirectional. It implies a progressive movement toward social arrangements that guarantee human dignity, democratic participation, the rule of law, and […] More
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What is the difference between a political party and a movement?
In the social media exchanges between FDC diehards and People Power adherents, I keep seeing one side insisting that it is a political party that has a constitution and structures […] More
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From Whispers to Roar: The Unjust Detention of Kizza Besigye and the Erosion of Democracy in Uganda
A Symbol of Suppression The recent arrest of Dr. Kizza Besigye, former president of Uganda’s Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), in Nairobi and his controversial extradition to face a military […] 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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KIZZA BESIGYE: THE WRINKLES OF STRUGGLE -A LEGACYOF RESISTANCEIN UGANDA’S TURBULENT POLITICS
In Uganda’s complex political landscape, Dr. Kiiza Besigye stands as a figure of relentless defiance, his life etched with the “wrinkles of struggle” against a government that has increasingly tightened […] More
