Fr. Anthony Musaala’s missive is not news to anyone, anymore. As I wrote this he had been suspended from perfoming sacraments in the Catholic Church and it’s my opinion that the suspension was the right […]
“My job is not to give you fish but to teach you how to fish.” This is a line I picked from Rt. Hon Eriya Kategaya’s Constituent Assembly campaign manifesto of 1993. I was only […]
Assessing Dr. Ramphele’s Eye on the SA Presidency Yesterday, I woke up to not so surprising but quite telling news. The renowned South African anti-apartheid activist and Co-Founder of the Black Consciousness Movement, Dr. Mamphela […]
Background: At 50 years of independence, Uganda boasts of the youngest population in the world. In 2010, both the ‘CIA World Factbook’ and www.world.bymap.org, a prestigious website which regularly presents world statistics in several categories […]
During the 2011 opposition ‘Walk to Work’ protests that nearly brought Kampala on its knees, a police constable saluted one of its chief walkers-Maj. Gen Mugisha Muntu. As this happened, majority of his colleagues, especially […]
The M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo have once again been accused of gross human-rights abuses by Human Rights Watch. An earlier accusation by the UN implicated neighbouring Rwanda and accused it of […]