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THE KATIKKIRO, MY JJAJJA AND INDIRECT SPEECH IN BUGANDA
My grandmother, Mary Kigongo was a proud, strong and independent-minded woman. When I say strong, I mean really strong. In my Primary school days, during third term holidays when we […] More
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PUBLIC EDUCATION – A PUBLIC GOOD THAT SHOULD NOT BE ELIMINATED BY PROJECT 2025
In Uganda, we still value academic education far more than public education, even when new developments such as the World Wide Web and Artificial Intelligence have minimal respect for academic […] More
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BUT SINCERELY, LET'S ALSO TALK ABOUT TRAUMA IN MDD TRAININGS IN UGANDAN SCHOOLS!!!
For me, this ‘Muwunya!’ incident has reminded me of MDD training in High Schools. You people, me I have seen performance arts trainers who make trauma a routine of engagement […] More
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LEAVING AND RETURNING
They are here, seated in the hollow just below my collarbone in my chest. Demanding for freedom. They bounce about inside, seeking the tiniest trigger to kwekalakasa as tears, midspeech. […] More
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THE LAST OF MY POETRY BOOKS I WILL PERSONALLY COMPILE
Yessssss!!!!!! THE NEW HEADLINE THAT MORNING is coming out soon for your reading pleasure. Thank you all who have bought, read, taught performed and recommended my works. Without our readers, […] More
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BECOMING GULUMIZA'S FATHER (Part 1)
Like his sister before him, Gulumiza wasn’t a ‘planned’ baby. Sure we’d talked about the possibility of having a second and hoped it would happen at some point. But, given […] More
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UGANDA FILM FESTIVAL 2025 WINNERS
The 12th edition of the Uganda Film Festival, organised by Uganda Communication Commission, started on 26th May with cinema film screenings and all climaxed on 6th June with a […] More
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‘Blue’ by John Barigye
I would be hard-pressed to describe with clarity the scene that lay at my feet in the plantation of Muzeyi Mukabya on the cold, dewy morning of June 23rd. Having […] More
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FROM THE OLD TO THE NEW SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA.
Ever since the old scramble for Africa by European countries, with distant participation of the United States, which had just liberated itself from British Colonialism and Imperialism through the power […] More
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in Finance, Markets and Economics, Identity & Culture, Innovation, Science and Technology, Politics and GovernmentIMAGINING THE FUTURE OF AFRICA BY 2123
Before I make you acquainted with my imagination of the future of Africa by 2123, which is 100 years from now, let me explain why I preferred Imagining to Thinking […] More
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How else can someone tighten their belt ?
It was a Saturday night and as is my habit, I was expecting Galaxy Kafunda with DJ Herbert of Uganda’s Number one station, Galaxy FM. This time, it wasn’t music […] More
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From Captain to Castaway? Ivan Magomu and the Governance Crisis in Ugandan Rugby
When rugby players train, sweat, bleed, and commit to their sport, they do so believing that merit, character, and service will define their careers. Ivan Magomu embodies this belief. Yet […] More
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Something Gave
Grief is a funny thing. In the odd and strange sense. The kind that encircles you and closes you off. When you feel like the only person you can look […] More
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Review of Blankets and Wine Season Three
Last Sunday but one, which was also Easter Sunday, all of the heathens wore their best clothes and headed to the Museum for Uganda’s third Blankets and Wine event. Whether […] More
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MUSEVENI THE LORD OF DEATH
Increasingly senile, stranded, hostage and unable to offer feasible options to a restless population, as poverty bites harder, Gen. Yoweri Museveni has yet again resorted to what he knows best. […] More
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UGANDA, and the East African Community: A case for demand-led growth in the economy.
A tonne of sugar costs $705 to transport from Kakira to Nairobi. From any other market, including Brazil, the least cost of transportation for a tonne of sugar is $840! […] More
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