Uganda, a Theatre of Blood and Lies

History is watching. And when the curtain finally falls on this dictatorship, it will remember who chose complicity—and who chose courage.

"A Suit, a School, and the Soul of Leadership: A True African Story of Integrity"

Africa does not lack wealth. It lacks the kind of leadership that puts people before personal gain.

Key Discussions and Recommendations from the Continental Conference on the Promotion of Economic and Social Rights of Women, Including in the Context of Extractive Industries

Women’s socio-economic rights and gender equality in Africa’s extractive industries.

Book Author Victor Draman Afayo Narrates His Authorship Journey

Writing in Uganda

Uganda’s 1926 Flag Bearer: When Time Slips, Nations Stumble

We need not a flag bearer from 1926, but a vision bearer for 2026

Independent or Just Indefinitely Dependent?

Our independence remains a national costume that’s colourful, symbolic, and worn once a year.

Hate Me or Love Me: Otafiire’s Blunt Truth and the Constitution on Trial

In Uganda, the law no longer reigns; it limps, wounded and dishonoured.

Parliament by Populism? Competence vs. Celebrity in Uganda’s Elections. The dilemma in plain view

Uganda needs musicians, comedians, and entertainers — but Parliament is not their natural stage.

The Hunter, the Lion, and the AI Death of Africa’s Knowledge

Colonialism silenced Africa with ink. Neo-colonialism muted it with economic policy.