Columbia President Resigns After Months of Turmoil on Campus nytimes.com/2024/08/14/us/…

'Teach me neither to proffer nor receive cheap praise.' Dale Carnegie, How to Win Friends and Influence People, quoting King George V.

I have read the proceedings of the Katanga case keenly, as they are serialized in the daily newspapers. I can not help but think there is a certain level of disgusting discourtesy in the courtroom, especially from the prosecutors. Why are folks so animated? Why would one shout at

The general rule in criminal trials is that the parties have a duty of disclosure to ensure a fair trial. The duty includes disclosing exculpatory (exonerating) and inculpatory (implicating) evidence. Hiding evidence from the other party is generally frowned upon and considered

Ryan M. Dunlap is the Founder & Chief Conflict Officer of SH. Conflictish, Workplace Conflict Coaches. His short reel on instagram resonated with me and I thought to share in the hope that it inspires someone out there there too -to stand up for what is right.

We (talking about country kins) go wild during concerts when a dancer turns up hardly dressed and gyrating but froth in the mouth with outrage when some people deploy the same dress code in protesting against corruption. Is it hypocrisy or simply double standards?

Here is my response to those who have been reaching out to me about the Uganda Law Society elections. I have played my role in the law society and I think it is time to let others do so. I will remain an active member of the law society and look forward to continuing to play my

Sometimes the only power a victim or survivor of violence or human rights violations has is the power to document their violations. Do not miss out on that chance as there will be a moment of reckoning for your violators. It is only a matter of time. Keep your receipts. It will

The Uganda Law Society will soon (if they haven't already) find out the importance of having good leaders.

The last time I offered an endorsement for an individual in the law society election, he (the individual) turned out to be meretricious. Dr Busingye Kabumba (if my memory serves me right) and I had to offer apologies for our choices. I have since become a little cautious.

To those who underestimate the resolve of even a single individual, history is replete with examples of how those individuals changed the course of history.

Is the Museveni birthday celebration starting to look like a farewell party - or is it my internalized bias wanting it to be so? Whatever the case, time is cruel and an equalizer.

It appears, anecdotally that is, that there is so much attention to the Uganda Law Society presidential election among the general public and non-voting members of the law society. Many non-voting individuals are pushing hard online for their candidates. But the real voting members

The cantankerous village drunk who condemns the city-dwelling children for having neglected their deceased father while he was alive speaks the truth, but he may not be the best person to administer the deceased's estate. Two things can be true at the same time. 1/

Revisiting Ep 37 of the Strength&Solidarity #podcast, where Nicholas Opiyo (Pronouns He/Him) of Chapter Four challenges #Uganda 's anti-LGBTQ+ laws, calling #homophobia the real foreign import. 🎙️ Listen here: strengthandsolidarity.org/podcast/37-uga… #HumanRights #LGBTQRights #ChapterFour