Kadaganomics Vs. Museveninomics: Thriller Politics and the Billie Jean Beat in Busoga
By: Isaac Christopher LubogoWhen Michael Jackson unleashed Thriller, the world stood still. When he performed Billie Jean and slid into the moonwalk, time itself...
Uganda’s Return to Military Trials: A Constitutional Crisis in the Making
By Emmanuel Mihiingo KaijaIn June 2025, Uganda’s Parliament passed legislation reintroducing military trials for civilians, overturning a Supreme Court ruling from January of the...
Hate Me or Love Me: Otafiire’s Blunt Truth and the Constitution on Trial
By Isaac Christopher LubogoOn the podium of the Uganda Law Society Annual Convention, at the sacred occasion of the Sam Kalega Njuba Memorial Lecture,...
No Rule Of Law Without Solvency: Sierra Leone’s Fiscal Fragility and Legal Failure
By Mahmud Tim KargboIn Sierra Leone, the lofty promise of the rule of law collapses under the weight of financial insolvency. While constitutions, commissions...
Museveni’s Uneven Playing Field
By Chris KatoPresident Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, who has ruled Uganda for nearly 40 years, is once again the flag bearer of the National Resistance Movement (NRM). Unlike...
AI-Powered Health Diagnostics: Revolutionizing African Medicine
By Emmanuel Mihiingo KaijaIntroductionAfrica, home to over 1.4 billion people, faces a paradox of abundant human potential and constrained healthcare infrastructure, where the physician-to-population...
The Geological Heartbeat: Africa’s Slow and Steady Split
By Emmanuel Mihiingo KaijaIntroductionBeneath the arid plains and jagged mountains of Ethiopia’s Afar region, the Earth whispers a story millions of years in the...
Africa’s Most Dangerous Disease: Malaria and Its Precolonial Management
By Emmanuel Mihiingo KaijaIntroductionMalaria, caused by several species of the Plasmodium parasite — notably Plasmodium falciparum, Plasmodium vivax, Plasmodium malariae, and Plasmodium ovale —...
Rootlessness And The Price Of Unresolved Audite: Sierra Leone’s Lost Years – 2007 – 2025
By Mahmud Tim KargboSierra Leone’s post-war recovery initially held promise under President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, who guided the nation from conflict towards stability. His...
The Law vs. the Unseen: Can Courts Punish a Curse?
By: Isaac Christopher LubogoIntroduction “Africa cannot afford to prosecute shadows while blood crimes walk free. To punish the unseen is easy; to protect the living...
The President and the Witches: A Courtroom of Shadows
By Isaac Christopher LubogoScene I: The Courtroom of the RepublicThe gavel strikes. The High Court of Africa is in session. It is no ordinary...
When Not Standing Is the Strongest Stand: Why PFF’s Restraint Could Redefine Opposition Politics
By Isaac Christopher LubogoIn Uganda’s political imagination, every party dreams of the presidency. The ballot paper becomes a crowded theatre of egos, each contestant...
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