11
Aug
Spire, Kampala International University and the Expensive Business of Speaking Truth to Power
There is something revealing about the way institutions respond when people beneath them complain. What
11
Aug
The Trial that has put Uganda’s Judiciary on trial.
Every institution has its defining moment. For Uganda's judiciary, it may yet be the image
11
Aug
Uganda’s Greatest Public Relations Crisis Isn’t the World. Its Human rights Record.
Anyway, perhaps we should stop pretending this is a public relations problem. For years now,
11
Aug
Kabanda, Rwabwogo Public squabble and the battle for the NRM’s soul.
For much of the past few years, Uganda's political opposition has been preoccupied with survival.Its
06
Aug
The Anita Among Question: Can Uganda’s Institutions Investigate Their Own Power?
In Uganda's political history, few cases have so clearly exposed the tension between power and
30
Jul
Uganda’s Transition Question: What Comes After Museveni?
The government’s National Cleaning Day initiative has entered its first major test after questions emerged
24
Jul
National Cleaning Day: A Brilliant Idea Buried Under Poor Planning.
The government’s National Cleaning Day initiative has entered its first major test after questions emerged
23
Jul
Constitutional Court strips tortured suspects of automatic acquittal
When the state violates the rights of a person accused of a crime, especially through
19
Jul
Military Aid in Dictatorial Africa: Reconsidering the Standard
On July 14, 2026, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) formally indicted Erias Lukwago, a
19
Jul
Jailed Besigye lawyer Lukwago indicted for failing to report alleged treasonous plot
On July 14, 2026, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) formally indicted Erias Lukwago, a
