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  • Count in Human Beings

    “Nobel laureates, economists, Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo call for a paradigm change. They want their profession to consider EMPIRICAL REALITY rather than indulging in FICTIONAL MODELS. In particular, they resent TV economists who sell DISTORTED PLATITUDES as deep insights.” D+C 2020/05-06 This morning, I happened on a book review of the book: “Good economics…

  • Iteso Lens on Cabinet

    Using President Yoweri Kagutta Museveni’s 14th December 2019 Cabinet, hence forth to be referred to as “Cabinet”, put to test the assertion: “first nations of Uganda are a major factor that cannot be rubbished away by a president.” A cursory look at Cabinet, may give an impression that Mr. Museveni’s allocation of Cabinet positions is…

  • Uganda’s Ethnicity Politics

    This week, judging from the chatter on social media, the major systemic discomfort arising from the fallacy of Uganda as being a naturally united nation-state of a united people overtly cracked. Tensions boiled over, among Ugandans, on matters of who is who in public national governance. Basically, like an active volcano, that systemic discomfort that…

  • Gender Lens on Best Ministers

    A deeper analysis of Mr. Museveni’s cabinet of six months ago, in fact, reveals that the top five positions in cabinet – President, Vice President, Prime Minister, and the 1st and 2nd Deputy Prime Ministers – were all men, and it continues to be the case even now. Of the full ministers in Mr. Museveni’s…