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Why mandatory vaccination is nothing new
Mandatory vaccinations have been with us for centuries, quietly saving lives – and they're often largely unopposed until something changes.
Perspective: Africa Is Central to the Modern World’s Future – and Its Past
By Howard W. French
No regular reader of my columns at World Politics Review can be surprised by now that I believe the future of Africa is one of the most important as well as one of the most neglected questions facing humankind.…
Clear Leadership: Absolute Necessity in Transiting Societies
By K. David Mafabi
Quite a few people continue speaking about what they call “transition”, “succession”, etc. As we write, an Opposition grouping has cobbled together a so-called “Front for Transition” - or something like that.
Let us…
Why an Intolerant and Proud Kagame is the Biggest Enemy to Rwandans
By Josephine Mukagasana
Former US President John F. Kennedy once said, that the war against hunger is truly mankind's war of liberation. While Rwanda was militarily liberated in 1994, Rwandan President Kagame has up to now failed to…
Opinion | Why is Egypt postponing the war against Ethiopia?
Marathon negotiations between Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia that spanned over 10 years dashed all hopes that had been placed on them in the face of the Ethiopian insistence on refusing to sign any binding agreement on the filling and operation…
NUP Should Boycott IPOD Money Too
By Faruk Kirunda
The nascent National Unity Platform (NUP) has declined to join the Interparty Organization for Dialogue (IPOD), a forum which brings together parties with representation in Parliament to dialogue on issues affecting the…
The Two Types of Rwandans in Uganda Working for Kagame
By Prossy Boonabana
There are two different types of Rwandans in Uganda that work for president Paul Kagame:
The first group is comprised of those who are trained, deployed, and paid or funded, depending on what they do and know…
Opinion: Has History Repeated Itself or Afghanistan Has Repeated History?
Today 19th, August 2021, marks exactly 102 years of Afghanistan independence from the British protectorate. This day in Afghanistan is a commemoration of the Anglo-Afghan Treaty of 1919 and the relinquishment from protected state status.…
Ruto’s Turkish Connection Comes off as Mazy as an Ankara Shirt
President Kenyatta the 1st invented the dark arts of waging war against his principal assistant. From the early years of Independence, Vice-President Oginga Odinga was incessantly accused of undermining his boss, plotting to seize power and…
The Acholi story with NRM; a mixture of sweet and sad memories
By Richard Todwong
It’s a story that requires some deeper level of empathy to understand. It is quite unique for one to write away yet very intense like a horror movie.
My late father, Mr Savio Ojok Awany, May His Soul Continue To…