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THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN SHAPING POLITICAL DISCOURSE AND PUBLIC OPINION: UGANDA IN PERSPECTIVE.
Political discourse refers to the communication and interpretation of events and ideas within the realm of politics. It involves the establishment of frames of meaning and the application of principles […] More
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THE 30 BASIC UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATED AND NON-VIOLATED IN UGANDA
The list below is all Universal Declaration of Human Rights given to humanity by the United Nations General Assembly. All universal human rights below are commonly known as 30 basic […] More
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‘Dear Liz’ by Kakinda Maria Birungi
“I am a man of action,” Musa says with finality. When I fell in love with him, I became the spring flower that unfolded itself enticingly, to him pleading to […] More
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#SSWCIII – House of the Rising Sun by Daniel Nuwamanya
It is 7.30 in the evening. The sun has already disappeared behind the horizon. The night is gathering fast. I can tell from the way the small rhombuses of light […] More
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In Uganda, drama is everywhere and free
Some time ago, I wrote suggesting that, given our trying circumstances in Uganda, we need more alcohol and jokes to keep us going. It is difficult to be both sober […] More
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Weekend at Elephant Hab Lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park
I spent the weekend at Elephant Hab Lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park over the weekend. Nestled in the famous Kyambura gorge. And I shot an amateur video. Here, watch. More
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INTEGRATING MULTIPLE KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS IN ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION AND MANGEMENT
Environmental Conservation and management in Uganda in particular and Africa in general by bringing the knowledge and practices of people from different disciplinary knowledge in the false hope that ecosystems, […] More
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Back to the Past: How Boda Bodas Will Influence the Evolution of Ugandankind
In the year 2025, very many things have changed. The Uganda we know now is different from the Uganda in the future, as it should be. But one thing hasn’t […] More
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When Things Work in a Place Where They Usually Don’t
There’s something quietly miraculous about things going right in a place where you’ve learned—not out of cynicism, but habit—to expect they won’t. The power stays on all day. A process […] More
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How does the body react to violence and fear?
Last year, I was blogging for the Kampala International Theatre Festival and this is a review of one of the plays. This originally appeared on their blog and I’m reposting […] More
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Shedding my skin
A snake. That creature. Science says, every once in a while, it sheds off its old skin. My memory is a Judas of sorts. Whenever I summon it and beg […] More
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Are we losing professional journalism practice in Uganda to social media and moonlighting?
Are we losing professional journalism practice in Uganda to social media and moonlighting? It is increasingly becoming difficult to find journalists living up to their expectations in Uganda. […] More
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Style, Technique And Subject Matter In Art
When it comes to being artistic, Art styles describe the way the artwork looks. Style is basically how the artist portrays his or her subject matter and how the artist […] More
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M7, MUNTU, BESIGYE, MAO, KYAGULANYI & COVID-19: WINNERS AND LOSERS!
As a political scientist, I have keenly been following Kizza Besigye, Bobi Wine, Mugisha Muntu, Nobert Mao and M7 during this COVID-19 pandemic. Some, in many ways, have scored political […] More
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in Events, Visual ArtExhibition: Eroticism and Intimacy | Faces, Places, and Paths
Exhibition: Eroticism and Intimacy | Faces, Places, and Paths 8th March – 9th April Underground, Oasis Mall Kampala, Uganda We have presidents Joyce Banda and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf; we have […] More
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in Fiction‘Writing Your Story’ by Ophelia Kemigisha
Last weekend, I was attending a discussion in a room with a view of the street and a nearby field. On the tables, almost everyone had pairs of shades and […] More
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How does one deal with trauma of being robbed?
I stood at the bottom of the hill and started checking my bag for the pepper spray. I remember thinking Becky paranoid the day she gave it to me many […] More
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Music is a business, it needs real managers
If there was a business that is growing fast in Uganda, then it’s music. Almost on a daily, more than a dozen new artists bring their new songs to Galaxy […] More
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