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Tag Archives: Uganda
Uganda Separatism: Acholi’s Seek to Form New Nile Republic
After many years of civil war caused by the Lord’s Resistance Army under Joseph Kony in northern Uganda, the most affected people, the Acholi, are raising the issue of whether they should remain part of the country. Through their lawmakers … Continue reading
Posted in Lords Resistance Army, Separatism, Uganda
Tagged Acholi, Joseph kony, LRA, Uganda
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Africa news in brief
Here we round up some of the stories that have caught our interest in recent weeks: Ghanaians take sanitation into their own hands: http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/2012/nov/13/ghana-loo-sanitation-poo-political?INTCMP=SRCH Uganda’s gorillas enjoy a much needed renaissance: http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/National/Uganda-now-home-to-half-the-world-s-gorillas–says-report/-/688334/1619390/-/uamo36/-/index.html Interesting article by Alexander Dziadosz on the realities … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, News
Tagged Accra, African Union, China, Ghana, Gorillas, Mali, Oil, Oil Wealth, Sanitation, Security, Uganda
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Africa news in brief
Some links to recent stories of interest: Following Spanish Pime Minister Rajoy’s bizarre, euro-centric assertion that ‘Spain is not Uganda’ with regards to its failing economy and the bailout the BBC compares the two countries: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18408448 A new low-cost Airline … Continue reading
Perspectivesonafrica at the Conference of the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism
On 27-29 March 2012, two co-authors of this blog, Aidan Stonehouse and Vincent Hiribarren gave a paper at the annual conference of the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism. Aidan Stonehouse: ‘All this is Buganda Kingdom’: Secession, Conflict … Continue reading
Posted in Borno, Ethnicity, Nigeria, Uganda
Tagged Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, Borno, Buganda, Ethnicity, Nationalism, Nigeria, Uganda
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Kony2012 and The Reality Of Northern Uganda
Our very own Ugandan correspondent, Kisaka Robinson, analyses the recent Kony2012 internet phenomenon and highlights the real problems affecting northern Uganda currently: Recently the organization ‘Invisible Children’ launched a 30-minutes documentary entitled, Kony 2012.The documentary is full of tears and misery … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Uganda
Tagged Acholi, Kitgum, Kony2012, LRA, Nodding Disease, Northern Uganda, Uganda
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Kony2012
So, Kony2012, the viral video produced by the organisation ‘Invisible Children” aimed ostenisbly at raising awareness of the need to capture the Lord’s Resistance Army leader Joseph Kony and bring him to justice has today gone mega being viewed millions … Continue reading
Considering the East African Community
THE JOURNEY TOWARDS AN EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY; OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES. By Kisaka Robinson The agreement to establish an east African community was signed on 31st November 1999; by 7th July 2000 the agreement had been ratified by the original three … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Uganda
Tagged East African Community, federation, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
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Independence of the African state
Kisaka Robinson offers his opinion on what 49 years of independence in Uganda says about the country and Africa as a whole. On Sunday 9th October Uganda celebrated its 49th year of independence since the end of colonial rule in 1962. This … Continue reading
Posted in Independence, Uganda
Tagged Africa, AIDS, Buganda, Bunyoro, famine, Independence, Uganda
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Ethnic Identity and Colonial Rule in Uganda
Perspectivesonafrica published again! Go to Think Africa Press to catch an in-depth analysis of northern Ugandan ethnic identity and the impact of colonial rule on the post-colonial state. Aidan Stonehouse