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  • Vice President Alupo is visible

    I honestly think that among the Vice Presidents of Uganda in the recent past, Her Excellency Jessica Rose Epel Alupo, retired Major of the Uganda People’s Defense Forces, has played an overt and visible role more than her predecessors. She has severally and ably represented Uganda at presidential level not only in-country, but globally too.…

  • Assuming we are of one first nation and language

    We are among the most diverse nations in the world in terms of our first nations; possibly the most diverse, in fact. For a country the size of ours, 65 indigenous communities are a lot. CLICK HERE for details on the indigenous communities of Uganda. I am of the fourth largest first nation of Uganda,…

  • I overcame fear and lodged a formal complaint

    First, a clarification. I am not 100% there yet. But to a significant degree I can claim to have overcome much of the fear that holds many of us in my homeland hostage, the fear of lodging a formal complaint. In the culture that I am socialized, there seems an unwritten code that encourages unofficial…

  • Karamojong women ministers do you remember?

    “Hello my dear one. I hope you are well. Did you see how our advocacy has paid off? Karamojongs appointed as ministers in the Ministry of Karamoja Affairs.” This quote from a message that I recently got from one of the young Karimojong women, among those I consider the future of the women’s movement in…