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Uganda: Can Uganda Sink As Zimbabwe, and Museveni Rise Like Mugabe?
Monitor, 17 July 2016
For, logically, Mugabe should be politically dead. Biologically, he is lingering near a six-foot pit that has no respect for big men. Surely, a masterpiece of living decay, when… Read more »
Can Uganda Sink like Zimbabwe, and Museveni Rise Like Mugabe?
Even in the exclusive club of African rulers who have clocked over 30 years in power, Robert Mugabe and Uganda's Yoweri Museveni radiate something special, writes Alan Tacca, a socio-political commentator.
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Zimbabwe: Social Media New Threat to Dictators
Zimbabwe Independent, 15 July 2016
THE success of last week's mass stay-away and other protests countrywide against President Robert Mugabe's misrule and the deteriorating economic conditions co-ordinated largely… Read more »
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Uganda: Why Museveni Is Now Dining With 'Swine' Offspring
East African, 4 June 2016
Keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer, is a common English saying that Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni seems to have taken literally. His decision to reach out… Read more »
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Uganda: Katikkiro Warns Against Dictatorship in Homes
Monitor, 2 June 2016
The Katikkiro of Buganda has asked husbands not to be dictators whose orders and ideas are not challenged in their homes. Read more »
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Africa: Not Yet Uhuru in Africa
Fahamu, 19 May 2016
Africa is not yet free, despite formal independence. Most of the continent's nations are in the grip of criminal regimes whose leaders belong in jail for widespread human rights… Read more »
