Yes! But the email has no attachment! Sabiti Joseph

That was a brilliant essay on Uganda’s reluctant “co-president” Salim Saleh by Risdel Kasasira! The Weganda Review Apr/Jun issue is out on the streets. Grab a copy!

May the courage and resilience of the survivors continue to inspire us to reaffirm our dedication to building a world where such horrors never happen again.

Happy 68th to you Kifefe Kizza-Besigye. Our country is better today because of the tireless efforts of many patriots like you over the years. Here's to more! 🍾

This team will kill you!

I’m not sure highlighting individuals’ weaknesses and personal failings is a good approach to understanding social phenomena/historical events. Socialist experiments elsewhere also failed… and yet they were championed by some of the most enlightened and honest leaders of the

This reminded me of a meeting convened in Karane Tuhirirwe’s A19 room sometime in 2014 with comrades I won’t mention here who were headed to State House… . Bwesigye Phillip 😂😂

The parable of Soho House ft.com/content/348b9e… via @ft

On the significance of Rwanda’s post-genocide recovery journey—remarks at Makerere yesterday.

Hug an Arsenal fan…

PUBLIC LECTURE ON THE 30TH COMMEMORATION OF THE GENOCIDE AGAINST THE TUTSI IN RWANDA.

Theme: The Genocide Against the Tutsi: Preservation, Memorialization, and Resilience.
#Kwibuka30 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Meet the panellists:

The #Kwibuka30 public lecture, this afternoon, will bring together a distinguished panel of speakers who will be moderated by Dr. Zahara Nampewo, the Deputy Principal, Makerere Law School.

The panellists;
1. Amb. Ngoga Pascal, the former Ambassador of Rwanda to

Our Deputy Director Kwezi Tabaro will join other distinguished panelists at a public lecture commemorating the Rwanda Genocide.

🗓️Date: Tomorrow, 17th April 2024, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm.

📍Venue: School of Public Health Auditorium, Makerere University.

#Kwibuka30

With Angelo Izama and the “rebel” Gerald Katabazi. of Volcano coffee at his coffee kafunda in Nakawa yesterday afternoon. Coffee traders like Katabazi hold the keys to turning around our country’s fortunes—if supported with the right incentives.

Got gifted a book today on the shifting national culture by Bibi Rukwengye (Happy Birthday) and spent time hanging with Kwezi Tabaro at Volcano Coffee in Nakawa to engage with coffee issues. Later editor calls with a request to write an obituary. #grateful