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I travelled all the way from Kampala to Mbarara to surprise her and found her ex boyfriend had come over for the night, oh boy!!
So, how do I start… here we go, about 13 years ago, I met this wonderful girl who put on spects, at first she seemed like she was way out […] More
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WHY I DON’T HAVE A STRONG AFFINITY TOWARDS CONSTITUTIONALLY CREATED CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS IN UGANDA.
Article Marking My Birthday – 27 July 2025 WHY I DON’T HAVE A STRONG AFFINITY TOWARDS CONSTITUTIONALLY CREATED CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS IN UGANDA By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Conservation Biologist, Center for Critical Thinking […] More
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General O: Container 13B with a Tear Drop
A few weeks earlier, the Parliament and its subordinates had sat in bitter argument over the surveillance system. Charges were pressed. Calls for personal decertification filled the chambers. Every minister, […] More
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LUVICEBI (2026 NOVEL): chapter one
====================================== >CHAPTER ONE< The congregation was silently listening to the night’s sermon at the Glorious Springs of life church. AHMED LUKWAGO sat in the second row seats anxiously checking his […] More
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Growth Rings of the Savannah: How a Forgotten 1982 Study in Kenya Can Help Save Uganda’s Wildlife Habitats
I, Oweyegha-Afunaduula, was the first to use dendrochronology in East and Central Africa, and most likely all Africa South of the Sahara, 44 years ago. I call on Uganda to […] More
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Pachinko and the languages in which we remain visitors
For so long, I have thought about the anomalous situation many of us find ourselves in. I am a Mukiga, born to a Mukiga father from Kigezi, whose family relocated […] More
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Returning Home to IPSF: A Journey of Growth, Impact, and Gratitude
Last month, I participated in the 70th IPSF World Congress in Nairobi, Kenya. The International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation (IPSF) is the global advocacy group for pharmacy and pharmaceutical science students, […] More
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The two faces of the Ugandan women
Last week, I was invited to attend a workshop on artificial intelligence (AI), a space where experts and professionals discussed how AI is transforming the dynamics of work. That same […] More
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General O: Area 56
The coordinates were never meant to be read by ordinary navigation systems. To understand them correctly, one had to return to an older discipline—one that existed long before satellites, digital […] More
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General O: The weight of Truth
Collision at Bugolobi Silver Springs Hotel It was somewhere along Nakawa–Luzira Road, inside Silver Springs Hotel in Bugolobi, where I had invited the storyteller of the General O series to […] More
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What Pope Leo XIV’s ecyclical on Artificial Intelligence means for Uganda.
Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas [Magnificent Humanity] arrives as a luminous intervention in the res novae [new things] of our era. Continuing the lineage from Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum […] More
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Who is The Teen Personal Development Journal for?
I went for an impromptu meeting last Wednesday. I carried one of these Thrivease baddies and showed it to the person I had to meet. At first instance, according to him, the […] More
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Lent right.
I asked Joshua (my gate man. Man from Lango) if he knows whether we are in Lent. I didn’t bother calling him for mass on Wednesday because he was still […] More
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HOW THE BIOTIC RIGHTS OF SPECIES AND ECOSYSTEMS ARE VIOLATED IN UGANDA
ABSTRACT This article examines the philosophical foundations and empirical violations of biotic rights—the inherent rights of non-human species and ecosystems—within the Ugandan context. Drawing from ecocentric philosophy, Earth jurisprudence, and […] More
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Gay or not Gay, Activist or not Activist: There is Nothing “In-between”.
As a young Ugandan storyteller, I have always thought, though naively, that there would never come a time when I have to address a sect of activists who do not […] More
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Why do we respect others more than we respect ourselves
The day before the Teen Personal Development Journal was released, I left a sample copy with 3 colleagues and when I walked back in the office to pick something, I […] More
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We’re Sitting on Gold and Still Going Hungry
I’ll be honest. I listen to a lot of conversations about Uganda’s economy. Many of them sound the same, hopeful, polished, careful not to offend. Then I listen to Mark […] More
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WHAT THE HELI!!
Hola, It is already a quarter way the year and my oh my…this year is flying faster than a receding hairline. Hope you have your year’s plan in check and […] More
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