By Isaac Christopher Lubogo > “Do not judge the elephant by the elegance…
Category: African Literature
The Future of Legal Training in Uganda and How Best We Can Shape Tomorrow’s Lawyer
Speech delivered by lawyer and lecturer, Isaac Christopher Lubogo to: Uganda Law Students Association…
The Dance of the Leaf and the Lament of a Nation
By Alpha Amadu Jalloh, Africa Renaissance Leadership Award Laureate, Author of Monopoly of Happiness:…
Why I Cry: A Dramatic Discourse on Aging, Memory, and the Bitterness of Becoming
By Isaac Christopher Lubogo I do not cry because someone hurt me. No. I…
From Grease to Greatness: The Reinvention of Hon. David Livingstone Zijjan
By Isaac Christopher Lubogo I. The Man Who Refused to Stay Small In the…
When the Ringtone Becomes the Only Voice That Cares: A Confession from Retired Prof. Wasswa
By Isaac Christopher Lubogo I. How I Met Prof. Wasswa: The Day Silence…
“Enugu” — The Bitter Choir That Claps When You Fail
By Isaac Christopher Lubogo, a Ugandan lawyer and lecturer Introduction: The Word That…
“Ompinga” — The Whispered Sentence of Silent Dislike
By Isaac Christopher Lubogo Introduction: When Rejection Is Spoken Without Words Luganda, unlike…
Lwaaki Oyendha Okunkalakatta? — A Gospel of Public Snapping and Private Kaveras
By Isaac Christopher Lubogo Prologue: When Breaking Points Speak in Lusoga Some…
FATHER: The Absent Presence – A Tribute to the African Man Who Was There Even When He Wasn’t
By Isaac Christopher Lubogo Introduction: Of Fathers, Fangs, and Forgotten Glory Where…