Month September 2026

Explore the implications of US visa restrictions on Uganda's reduced delegation to the UN General Assembly, focusing on state prestige, elite mobility, and the public meaning of international representation.

The recent NEMA operation in Ntungamo where over 50 houses were demolished to protect a wetland raises critical sociological and anthropological questions about land rights, environmental governance, and livelihoods in Uganda.

The recent allegations of corruption in Kapelebyong District underscore the fragility of trust in Uganda's poverty alleviation programs. This analysis explores how institutional capture, patronage, and governance affect these schemes.