The Griot Rewrites History: Ancestors’ Tales for Today
By Emmanuel Mihiingo KaijaIn Alkebu-lan, the griot is more than a storyteller. They are living archives, historians, genealogists, ethicists, and educators. For centuries, these...
Drums Speak Again: Retelling the Oral Epics of Alkebu-lan
By Emmanuel Mihiingo KaijaAcross the vast expanse of Alkebu-lan—from the arid Sahelian plains of Mali and Niger, through the verdant forests of the Congo...
Sacred Codes: Deciphering the Spiritual Technologies of Alkebu-lan
By Emmanuel Mihiingo KaijaAcross Alkebu-lan, knowledge is not simply material; it is encoded in the spiritual, ritual, and sacred realms. Indigenous communities developed complex...
The Silence That Still Haunts Our Classrooms
By: Israel Y.K. Lubogo – King’s College BudoWhen I was still at Budo Junior, one of my teachers asked us to draw a hoe....
When ‘Man’ Becomes a Metaphor for Harm
By: Isaac Christopher LubogoFrom 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 Lubogo1. Introduction: Land as the Soul of BusogaLand 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 LubogoThere 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 MomohIn 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 JallohThere 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 LubogoThere is a special corner in hell — reserved not for murderers, not for liars, but for bosses who eat steak...
