December 3
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Aliyu - Repositioning Niger State Civil Service [opinion]
Leadership
At a time in Niger State, many of its best brains and those who had connection at the top moved their services to the federal government where there were better opportunities. Read more »
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With a Friend Like Lynda Chalker... [opinion]
Leadership
Baroness Lynda Chalker has made a profitable career in insulting the sensibilities of Nigerians. Last week, she was in her elements at the Berkeley Hotel in London. Chalker is the... Read more »
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FRSC and the World Bank Assessment [opinion]
Leadership
In the last six months or thereabout, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has been on the spot. This came about as a result of two national issues pertaining to the continued role... Read more »
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ICC Case Has Grave Implications On Uhuru [opinion]
The Star
I am again constrained to address you directly because I fear that you and those close to you are deliberately and actively refusing to allow for an open, robust and candid debate... Read more »
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Creation of National Sports Council Can Arrest the Rot [column]
New Times
Three years ago last week, I interviewed the then Sports and Culture Minister, or the Oga in some circles, Joseph Habineza. Read more »
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Leveson, the Media and the UN [opinion]
New Times
"The media has wreaked havoc on the lives of innocent people". Those are some of the words used to describe the effect an unregulated British media has had on the public by Lord... Read more »
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Launching the Love and Protest Movement [opinion]
The Star
I'm starting a movement. It's called 'The Love & Protest Movement'. Read more »
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With FDI Going to Service Sector, EAC Will Remain a Raw Material Exporter [opinion]
Focus
Economists see Africa as a leading destination for foreign investors in the coming years. This conclusion is based on perceptions that the security situation in Africa has improved... Read more »
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Clarification On the Grand Pension Plaza Project [column]
Focus
With reference to the article published in The Rwanda Focus issue no. 2016 of the 26th November -2nd December 2012 entitled "Fierce pay dispute simmers between RSSB and Thomas... Read more »
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Why They Frame It That Way [opinion]
New Times
IF anyone had illusions that good intentions or objectivity inform western mainstream media when it comes to reporting about this part of the world, then the pattern of news... Read more »
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Now's the Chance to Avoid Black Gold Curse [opinion]
Observer
On November 14, The Refugee Law Project (RLP) at Makerere University, under its Advisory Consortium on Conflict Sensitivity and Beyond Juba Project II, presented a screening of... Read more »
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Uganda Should Be On the Gay Side of History [opinion]
Observer
I am a Canadian who loves Uganda and its people. Read more »
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Pius Katunzi - Kagame Didn't Spare Rod - Rwanda Didnot Get Spoilt [opinion]
Observer
Thirteen years ago I was in the country of a thousand hills - Rwanda. Last week, I returned to the same country. Read more »
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Equatoria Holds South Together - Critique of Holland and Fletcher's Report On South Sudan [opinion]
SSNA
Hereward Holland and Pascal Fletcher's article 'Special Report: In South Sudan, plunder preserves a fragile peace' edited by Simon Robinson and published by Reuters on Tuesday 20th... Read more »
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We Got a New Office but I Love the Road More [opinion]
New Times
The idea of the East African Community has continued to be quite an enigma to anyone willing to take a deeper look at it. There seems to be a clear gap between what the people at... Read more »
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When Will MTN Sell Shares to Ugandans? [opinion]
Independent
MTN makes huge amounts of revenue from Uganda annually and almost the whole of it goes to South Africa Read more »
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We Can Turn Rwanda Into an Active and Winning Nation [column]
New Times
After reviewing the enablers needed in turning the country into an active nation, we will put much emphasis on what is needed to achieve a winning nation. Read more »
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Kampala City's Troubles (II) [opinion]
Independent
Moving forward: the uneasy days ahead: Read more »
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I Hate Carbon Copy [opinion]
New Times
I think some parents do love their children too much that they end up being selfish individuals as a result. No offense, but yeah! Read more »
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Is This Current South Sudan Republic the Country We Fought? [opinion]
Sudan Tribune
An open Letter To President Kiir Read more »
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Raila's Coalition Will Carry the Day [opinion]
The Star
All eyes are on Prime Minister Raila to see if he can once again put together a winning coalition. Read more »
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Why We Should Be More Kind to the Police [opinion]
The Star
The village where I was born was so progressive when I was growing up that its one lane shopping centre had a petrol station, a real marvel in those years. Read more »
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Agriculture Sector Key As We Usher in the Counties [opinion]
The Star
In an article for Africa-assets.com this week, we took a quick look at private equity investments in agriculture, a sector that is attracting more and more investment. Read more »
December 2
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A Smiling New President for a Country in Desperation [editorial]
Garowe Online
President Hassan's "Manifesto" provides no vision for a national political system that has matured and benefited from the wise counsel of the bitter lessons of Somalia's troubled... Read more »
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'The World to End in Three Weeks' [opinion]
Zimbabwe Standard
THE world, will come to an end in three weeks, at least if you believe in an ancient Mayan tradition that claims it will end on December 21 2012. Read more »
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