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Keeping Mentally Healthy During The COVID-19 Lockdown Period. #Stories4Health
At the start of the lock-down, I was somewhat delighted. Our semester had been stressful for me. I was not even ready to sit for the exams that were just […] More
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Politics in Uganda
Here is a short poem I wrote about politics in Uganda: Politics in Uganda A land of beauty and diversity But also of struggle and adversity Where the people yearn […] More
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Rise of Think Tanks. Do ideas in Uganda matter?
Ideas matter. Substance rather than form is supreme.Truth, reasonableness and respect are critical to blooming of enduring ideas.And for ideas to matter, they should be relevant and contextual. Such ideas […] More
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POLITICAL IDEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE AND POLITICAL IDEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN UGANDA.
There can be as many discourses as there are dimensions of the human brain Like in any country on Earth, there are many discourses in Uganda. They include academic discourse, […] More
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Beyond dependency and the state: The case for knowledge decolonization Part III
In the last article, we identified three types of colonialities which we called upon the reader to be alert of in case of the current historical crisis is to be […] More
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A modern preacher’s prayer
Dear Gaad, It’s me again, your humble servant. You told us to knock and the door will be opened. I hope you don’t mind that I bang it this often. […] More
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THE LOCUST SAGA
The locusts have come To save The State From the overdose Of political protest. The locusts will drive Batons and teargas Into the backside Of our human rights. The locusts […] More
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Be kind, for everyone is fighting a battle you know nothing about. A personal story.
Worked late Monday night so that Tuesday would be easier. Slept late, partly because insomnia, but also anxiety for the next day’s event ******* On Tuesday, I was up early […] More
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TO YOU OUR DAUGHTER, ON THE EVE OF YOUR SECOND BIRTHDAY
Dearest Netanya Ayinza Ramya Isharaza, Today is the last day you can be said to be one year and something. Tomorrow, you will be two years old. It has been […] More
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THE SEVERE WEST NILE LEADERSHIP CRISIS
History provides us with numerous examples where the emergence of great leaders has led to the flourishing and expansion of communities. This pattern is evident across various civilizations: 1. Ancient […] More
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Shadows and Numbers: Questioning URU’s Data Delivery
A lot has been said on X, a lot has come to the DMs, but one thing is certain, very few read the entire article that has brought us this […] More
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Best relationship advice #ugblogmonth
By Mugabe Victor #ugblongmonth (Challenge 7) There’s always that one point of a storyteller’s life that they realise they don’t know shit. For me, today was that day. I initially […] More
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Why Ugandans will continue to pay exorbitant power tariffs amidst the President’s call not to renew UMEME contract.
In a 12th March 2018 letter to Minister of Energy and Mineral Development Hon. Irene Muloni, President Museveni raised concerns on the UMEME concession and high power tariffs by directing […] More
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What publishing my poetry has done for me
What makes a poet? Is it the ability to write poems, because if you do not write, how can you be a poet? Is it the ability to orally perform […] More
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Don’t Let Corona Lock-down Your Head as Well
The big question for me is, “When the country is on lockdown, are our brains also on lockdown?” Uganda went on a nationwide lockdown on March 22nd. This saw the […] More
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A limit to impunity
Towards the tail end of last week, pseudo nationalists, online soldiers of fortune and spin attack dogs aligned to the Kampala establishment went on a Twitter rage when it became […] More
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Kintu and Nambi; The Key to End All Wars #27
Continued from; The song of war #26 By Mugabe Victor Her eyes were filled with tears and her voice shook. “Kayikuzi, you have to help me, father has run mad!” […] More
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Long-short story about Denis & Gratitude
Background. One of Denis’ parents works with my friends’ family. Let us call the friend Carol. I knew that Denis had gone to a foreign country and hadn’t heard about […] More
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