Don’t reward Africa’s geriatric leaders with millions in prize money
Any arborist worth their salt will tell you that you don’t get regrowth by treating dead and dying branches. You... Continue reading →
2015 should be the year of real action on extreme poverty and climate change
Two events have the potential to radically affect how the world tackles extreme poverty and climate change in 2015. On... Continue reading →
‘Define and Rule: Native as Political Identity,’ a review
Mahmood Mamdani. 2012. Define and Rule: Native as Political Identity. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press. 154 pp. Mamdani’s book which is... Continue reading →
WOMEN AND MICROFINANCE IN UGANDA: From Rhetoric to Empowerment
In the 1990s, Ugandan farmers became increasingly interested in microfinance resources (MFRs) that were being promoted nationally as important means... Continue reading →
Commentary on UNCTAD’S Trade & Development Report, 2014
The First United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) was not only jubilant, but created permanent multilateral institutional structure... Continue reading →
Eng. Nicholas Wakou
Eng. Nicholas Wakou is a Systems Engineer / Senior Consultant with the Dell Cloud Computing Solutions group. Nicholas is a... Continue reading →
Dr. Veronica Wabukawo
Dr. Veronica Wabukawo Keigwin is employed in the financial industry as a Credit Risk & Policy Manager for an international... Continue reading →
Dr. Ian Clarke
Dr. Ian Clarke is the founder and Chairman of International Medical Group (IMG); a Private healthcare organization in Uganda encompassing... Continue reading →
Dr. Florence Wakoko-Studstill
Dr. Florence Wakoko-Studstill is Associate Professor of Sociology, and Chair of the African Studies Program at Columbus State University. She... Continue reading →
Dr. Andrew Nangalama
Dr. Andrew Nangalama is a medical doctor with the California State Prison, Sacramento, CA. He is Board Certified in family... Continue reading →