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Reflections

MUHWEZI JOSHUA LAWEL, Author at The Observer Media Ltd
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Criticism makes leaders better. Why lock up the critics then?
President Museveni is one of the most protected human beings on the African continent. Wherever he goes, an army of soldiers with the most sophisticated technology will accompany him with the...
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Mao and the group of five: Do we need another change of guard?
What guarantees do we have that the men will sit, and take into account the best interests of 45 million Ugandans at heart as they discuss?
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Why holding onto power doesn’t guarantee safe landing
"Not many saw that coming. For Kabila and his people, the election was nothing more than a charade ”
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The March to Parliament and Gen-Z Activism in Uganda | CNCR
With a median age of just 16.9 years, Uganda’s population is only second to Niger as the youngest in the world. Despite this enormous demographic advantage, Uganda’s youths have mostly been absent from driving the destiny of their country. According to the country’s leading independent newspaper, as of 2020, the average age in the national …
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Gen Kulayigye is wrong: A state can abduct its people
“There are no abductions that are done by the State, the State arrests, it doesn't abduct,” Gen Kulayigye said during a radio interview. Going by the seriousness with which he was talking, many...
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Who stands to gain from trial of civilians in court martial?
Again, why is it that around the world today, Uganda is only part of a handful of nations, most of them military dictatorships, that have courts martial trying civilians?
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Reflecting on Uganda’s 2023 in the world of sexual reproductive and health rights
We blinked twice and the next time we opened our eyes, Parliament had exercised its constitutional duty of law-making, by passing the Anti-Homosexuality Act, of 2023
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