Gadaffi’s dream that never came to pass- what next?
Integration is something that we have grown accustomed to hearing. If it is not on the Common Market of Easter and the Southern
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Protection of Children’s Rights – Who are you employing?
Photo credits :- UNICEF Uganda When I was growing up, it was mandatory that we got work done, If we were lucky we
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500 days to the end of 2015- MDGs 4&5 not yet realized : Mother gives birth in truck
Lwampanga sub-county is found in Nkasongola district. Getting there will take you about 3 hours from Kampala, the capital city. This was the one of
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Lessons from Maputo
I have just come from Maputo Mozambique, and for one it was a great experience. I was training and facilitating young people in
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Day of the African Child- striving to make a difference
Yesterday was the day of the African Child. The theme of the day was ‘a child-friendly, quality, free, and compulsory education for all
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Why eLearning in schools of higher education is not thriving
There is an eLearning conference happening in Kampala at the moment. It has brought together most of Africa’s ICT enthusiasts and I must
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Youth unemployment is real, but the future is bright
There are 74 million young people around the world with no job opportunities, without access to education or even training. This situation is
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Mobile is the new black
Mobile East Africa is an event that happens annually in Nairobi for the last 4 years. Its main intent is to showcase some
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African Union sovereignty: what does that even mean?
Sovereignty is the responsibility to protect. It refers to the authority, or sense of entitlement, deriving from the right of people to protect
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Tax Justice in Africa, what do your taxes pay for?
Over the weekend, I came across a tweet that I must say was quite intriguing. The tweet talked about Deloitte promoting Mauritius as
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