“We Refuse to Be Victims”: Why Sam Mugumya’s Disappearance Must Alarm Us All

That is why I raise my voice to the world: Free Sam Mugumya and all prisoners of conscience!

The Pen Under Siege: Uganda’s Writers on the Frontlines

And yet, as dictators tremble before the written word, one truth remains indisputable: the pen is mightier than fear.

NUP: The People’s Party That Forgot the People

The party that once claimed to fight elitism seems to have become a victim of it.

DRC: The Elderly Recall a Bygone Era of Peace and Simplicity in Bunia

Simpler times, safer streets: Congolese elders share nostalgic memories, reflecting on today's societal shift.

FUFA Under Moses Magogo’s Stewardship

A Case of Misguided Administration?

The Fierce Battle of Kadaga and Among

A Clash of Titans in Uganda’s Political Arena

Mr President, poetry isn’t just art—it’s a catalyst for national growth

Far from being irrelevant, poetry is dangerous—dangerous to dictators, but liberating for societies.

Forty Years of Failure: Protecting the Gains

Protecting the gains here means ensuring ignorance remains an asset for those in power.

The Uganda Cranes’ Journey in CHAN 2024

A Legacy to Celebrate

The Fall of a Matriarch

Kadaga’s Loss and the Busoga Question