Norah Owaraga

‘Bro-Code’ on Gender Based Violence

And these deep rooted negative perceptions of women are not necessarily endogenous to African-Ugandan cultures, but have evolved with the global-western modernisation neoliberal school of thought.

“Well-behaved women seldom make history.”

If women do not have the courage to publicly call out those men close to us, our relatives, when they behave badly, I conclude that we are not truly emancipated nor empowered.

Sex Offenders disguised as ‘aid workers’

There indications moreover that ‘aid money’ in Uganda is mostly controlled by men and that those men wield significant power. What are Uganda’s own standards that those who hold powerful positions in charitable agencies must have? Do we have any?

Education in Uganda is a tool for neo-colonialist capitalism

“The weird story of the arrest of a Canadian education researcher in Uganda”, which was published in The Washington Post on 9th June 2016, is a good example of how education in Uganda is being used as a tool for neo-colonialist capitalism. Yes, the story has only recently come to one’s attention this week as…