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THE ILLUSION OF DEMOCRACY: UGANDAS AUTHORITARIAN RESURGENCE
By Faila Binti Kankwala and Mwanza Ade Uganda, a country once seen as a beacon of stability in East Africa, is now a prime example of how elections can be […] More
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My Journey in Clinical Trial Safety Monitoring
In August, I completed a Data Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) training course facilitated by Africa CDC, SPEAC, and CEPI. The training aimed to expand the pool of qualified DSMB members […] More
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Pharmacovigilance Compliance Among Local Manufacturers in Africa: Are We Overlooking a Critical Gap?
A question I am often asked during conversations with pharmacovigilance (PV) colleagues in Africa is: How compliant are local African pharmaceutical manufacturers and marketing authorisation holders (MAHs) with PV regulations […] More
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in Family, Friends and Relationships, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Movies and Television, Visual Art, Writing and Literature#MuwadoSADCtour Stories from Zimbabwe
As part of the #MuwadoSADCtour, we are meeting up with storytellers and ordinary people to get their creative journeys and life stories. We are a platform of stories so […] More
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VOTER SUPPRESSION AND PUBLIC TRUST OF ELECTION IN AFRICA
By Dorcas Katembo Kayombo and Deborah Nkhoma Elections in the African region are a cornerstone of democracy, under which citizens can express their opinions and contribute to shaping the future […] More
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The smell of mangoes, peaches and guavas and the moan of mating dogs
WHEN her mother told her about Siphiwe Nkabinde’s death, Nomazulu knew she had to make one of the most adult decisions of her life, as she had to decide if […] More
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in Environment & Climate, Identity & Culture, Law, Crime and Justice, Music and Dance, Theatre, Visual Art
Poisoned Soil
Globally renowned visual artist, Moffat Takadiwa debuted his exhibition, Vestiges of Colonialism in March of 2023 at the National Art Gallery of Zimbabwe which was his first local exhibition in […] More
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Business Continuity Planning in Pharmacovigilance: A Real-World Case from an Internet Shutdown in Uganda
This month brought an unprecedented challenge in my provision of pharmacovigilance services to clients, due to a complete internet shutdown in Uganda, where I am based. The shutdown began on […] More
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WHERE IS EDUCATION GOING IN THE 21ST CENTURY? THE CASE OF UGANDA
There was a time when degrees were not necessary to describe an educated person. This was indeed the case in virtually all cultural and traditional society and among the great […] More
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#RolexInZimbabwe Touristing in Victoria Falls
Victoria (Vic) Falls town, Zimbabwe, is very much like Livingstone, Zambia, just smaller. The economy of the area is almost entirely tourist and conference-supported. I arrived there at the tail […] More
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Thrilling White Water Rafting Locations In Africa
If there is something the African continent was blessed with, it’s plenty of everything beautiful. Every country on this continent has something worth exploring, something that will give you an […] More
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LIBERATION THEOLOGY IS NECESSARY FOR TOTAL LIBERATION OF UGANDA, AFRICA.
Theology is the study of religious belief and the nature of divinity. It’s an academic discipline that’s taught in universities and seminaries. It concentrates on the Nature of God, The […] More
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#RolexInZambia More Dryness, and Load Shedding
The Zambia border looks neat and organized. The bus stops and a number of characters enter. The ones we were warned about. All they want is to change our money […] More
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#RolexInZimbabwe Notes From Harare
I got the night bus out of Victoria Falls town to Harare. This was the recommended option because of the state of the road. Solid recommendation because I slept through […] 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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#RolexInMozambique Well, almost.
I booked my bus ticket out of Harare for Monday morning. You want to avoid travelling on your weekend days. Also, pacing. Inter-country buses tend to be punctual, apart from […] More
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Harare Has Fallen
I’m at the scene where this movie is being shot. It’s a sunny day in Harare, Zimbabwe. Director, Michael Bay, paces around the set restlessly. He slumps in his seat […] More
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#MuwadoSADCtour
Muwado has grown and is ready to serve the bigger African storytelling community tangibly with content monetisation tools for its storytellers. We are based in Uganda and most of the […] More
