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.

Alexandros Marinos: Museveni, Muhoozi, and the UPDF Are to Blame for Her Death

But who is to blame if injustice incessantly grows wings? Of course, Ugandans are.

"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.

Who really runs the world: book smarts or street smarts?

This debate—book smarts versus street smarts, academicians versus non-academicians—cannot be answered universally.

Museveni at 81: Uganda’s Struggle Under a President Who Refuses to Leave

Museveni’s journey from bush war hero to entrenched ruler is now widely seen as a story of betrayal.

When Words Walk on Their Own

A Speech by Israel Y.K. Lubogo—King’s College Budo

Busoga, Museveni, and the Politics of Selective Benevolence

It is easy for Museveni to dismiss past leaders as “bad leadership.”

The Abduction of Robert Lugya Kayingo

The implications for Uganda’s democracy are stark—opposing the regime is treasonous.

Religion as a Political Tool under Museveni

President Museveni's blending of faith and politics further blurs the line between spiritual leadership and authoritarian control.

East Africa’s Judicial Crackdown: Tanzania Mirrors Uganda’s Path of Repression

Uganda's playbook of suppression now a regional script? Tanzania's arrest of Deogratius Mahinyila mirrors Uganda's tactics.