The Death of Morality and the Loss of Values in African Politics

Africa’s leadership crisis is not just political—it is ethical.

The Politics of Ignorance and the Wisdom of Enlightenment

True education must transcend literacy; it must awaken consciousness.

The Dispute

Kakwenza—Pro or Contra: Two Voices, One Question—What Kind of Uganda Do We Want?

The Mismanagement of Politics: Africa’s Enduring Development Crisis

The future of Africa depends on one truth: the reform of politics is the foundation of development.

The Mountainous Journey of Uganda to the Next General Elections: To What Extent Will They Be Free and Fair?

A reflection on Uganda’s upcoming elections, questioning fairness, accountability, and the integrity of a system where power referees itself.

Press Freedoms in Uganda on Trial

Why the Parliament Should Not Preach Water and Drink Wine

Call from Karamoja

Kaabong and Karenga—gold-rich lands with no asphalt roads, but attentive listeners.

Cultural Heritage as Resistance: A Reflection on Abdullatif Khalid’s Poem “The Battle for Roots” In International Journal of Human Rights Perspectives

"Our heritage, they say, is outdated—but it’s the only thing that’s truly ours.”

Kakwenza’s Ideal Uganda

The writer imagines a Uganda beyond power and privilege—a manifesto for renewal or merely naïve ideas?

Agenda of the Stomach, Not of the People: The Crisis in Cameroon

True liberation begins when leadership feeds the nation’s conscience, not its appetite.