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When ‘Man’ Becomes a Metaphor for Harm

  By: Isaac Christopher Lubogo From A philosophical reading of the line: “From a woman’s perspective, the devil is a man.” Thesis. Read literally, the claim is false...

The igenge Land Question in Busoga: Between Heritage and the Law

  By Isaac Christopher Lubogo 1. Introduction: Land as the Soul of Busoga Land is not merely soil; in Busoga, land is memory, identity, and legitimacy. To...

The Funeral of Degrees: On AI and the Death of Knowledge Without Spirit

  By: Isaac Christopher Lubogo There comes a time in history when the university gown, once majestic, becomes nothing but a costume in a world that...

The Silent Architects Of Society

  By George Ojuku Momoh In every society, there are silent warriors who inspire nations, shape minds, and pave a path for a great tomorrow. They don't...

Before They Arrive in Town

  By Alpha Amadu Jalloh There is a certain irony in the kind of people who dominate our politics. Many of them, if we trace their...

Ubuntu-cracy stands as a luminous alternative

  Across France today, the Bloquons Tout Movement has erupted as a collective refusal: citizens blocking roads, occupying spaces, and denouncing a system that no...

When Words Walk on Their Own:  A Speech by Israel Y.K. Lubogo – King’s College Budo

  Epigraph “Words live twice—once in ink, and once in sound. And it is the second life, the spoken one, that often decides whether they wound...

“Boss, Where Is My Money?” — A Wake-Up Call to Wage Withholders

  By: Isaac Christopher Lubogo There is a special corner in hell — reserved not for murderers, not for liars, but for bosses who eat steak...

Last in Line, Not of Less Worth: Understanding Why Articles Come Last in Some Media

  Emmanuel Mihiingo Kaija To the curious minds who journey past the immediate to reach the reflective, and who value the slow unfolding of wisdom. "A child...

Debby Kats: Beauty Wrapped in the Callouses of Destiny

  By Isaac Christopher Lubogo When I first entered the gates of Makerere University, the world appeared like an uncut diamond—shining yet waiting to be shaped....

Ubuntu as Africa’s Double-Edged Soul

  By: Isaac Christopher Lubogo When we say Africans are defined by being extremely social, we are describing something deeper than mere friendliness or hospitality. We...

Ritual Killings, Witchcraft Accusations, and Elite Corruption in Africa: Shadows of Power and Fear

  By Emmanuel Mihiingo Kaija Dedication: To the silent graves of Africa’s stolen sons and daughters, whose blood cries louder than drums, and to the mothers who...
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