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UGANDA NOW READY TO TELL HER STORY
The whistle has been blown. The game has started. The steadily swelling crowd of spectators reels in expectation. It is now up to the players to take it on the […] More
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Defilement in Uganda is horrifically normal. These two public twitter conversations should chill you.
A few days ago I came across a tweet where someone accused a man of sleeping with a 17-year-old during her periods and called it rape. Technically it’s statutory rape […] More
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Wokeness Vs Feelings
Woke is a political term of African American origin that refers to a perceived awareness of issues concerning social justice and racial justice. It is derived from the African American Vernacular […] More
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WHEN LOVE DIES LIFE CONTINUES, BUT LIFE WITHOUT LOVE IS NOT WORTHY LIVING – PART 5
Part 4 | It’s 17th August 2023 and it’s supposed to be that time of the month but, nothing. I decide to do a test for pregnancy and, guess what, […] More
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The Potholes Go Beyond the Streets: Have You Heard the Latest Declaration?
The beauty of Uganda’s creative industry is that its leaders decide when and how to define it, often depending on the per diem available or their personal agenda for attending […] More
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Happy 2025! Storytellers Training Soon, Advertising Offer, #MuwadoSADCTour, Top 2024 Stories…
Happy New Year! With January out of the way, we hope 2025 has kicked off on a great note! A huge thank you to everyone who has written and shared […] More
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MY GETAWAY AT PRIMATE LODGE, KIBALE.
Ambrose. That’s his name. I keep forgetting his name. He stands there, arms folded behind his back, and waits for us to finish our meal. We’re having greased pork. A […] More
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This is us #Stories4Health
I have a new hobby –sitting on the balcony with a good book, watching the wind teasing trees, listening to the twitter of birds of different shades and their individual […] More
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The Ultimate African Travel Bucket list
“I hope you have an experience that alters the course of your life, because after Africa nothing has ever been the same again…” Suzanne Evans To many of us in […] More
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Dear “Maama”, Did you speak as First Lady, Minister of Education, Pastor or Grandma??
To begin with, I have a mother, just like millions of other Ugandans. This is both a statement of fact and a biological necessity. Even though I am one of […] More
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Wounded Animal
The city screams, a dull ache behind my temples. Sunlight, a cruel intruder, pierces the blinds, revealing the wreckage of last night. Empty bottles, like fallen soldiers, litter the floor […] More
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We need more men demonstrating that they are more than their sexual urges in the fight against rape.
An accusation of rape has dominated Uganda social media space since January 2, 2020. A one Namara, in a Facebook post, accuses her former boss of raping her. There are […] More
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in Fiction‘Solar’ by Elma Asio
Nandi stretched her legs out in front of her and sunk her naked feet into the sand. She closed her eyes for a moment, took a deep breath and concentrated […] More
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UNDERSTANDING SECURITY IN REGIONAL-NATIONAL MILITARY POLICING IN THE GREAT LAKES REGION – UGANDA IN PERSPECTIVE.
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula Center for Critical Thinking and Alternative In many my previous writings I have decried the fact that all security is reduced to military security. In my most recent […] More
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With J.C Muyonjo’s ‘No Love’, RnB is Still Alive!
I think I am one of the few people who don’t really like today’s RnB music that much. As a matter of fact, I think it is shallow, ordinary and […] More
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The Black Box of Implementation of Policies in Uganda.
In program evaluation, implementation usually refers to the translation of policy either by an organization or company or government into action. Ideal policy formulation and implementation require perfect alignment and […] More
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IT IS MATHEMATICALLY AND BIOLOGICALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR MUSEVENI TO WALK 195 KILOMETRES IN SIX DAYS!
On the news last night was a report which said that in the course of the ongoing ‘Afrika Kwetu’ trek, Mr. Yoweri Museveni has walked seventy-five (75) kilometres. It is […] More
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The price of freedom
The Price of Freedom Nakato was a young girl when Uganda gained its independence from Britain in 1962. She remembered the joy and excitement that filled the streets of Kampala, […] More
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