Uganda | Democracy in Africa - Part 2

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African Knowledge: Alternative Paths to Eurocentric Methods

African Knowledge: Alternative Paths to Eurocentric Methods

Samuel Ojo Oloruntoba and Zainab Monisola Olaitan2 years ago2 years ago

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The Moral Economy of the African Crowd

The Moral Economy of the African Crowd

Nicholas Westcott2 years ago2 years ago

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What do we know about the public opinion in Africa after 25 years?

Nic Cheeseman2 years ago2 years ago

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Protesters in Niamey, Niger, display a sign that reads ‘French military bases must go’ during a rally against Ecowas/CREDIT: Issfou Djibo/EPA

Africa’s regional blocs have benefited ruling elites – but not much more

Cliff (Ubba) Kodero2 years ago2 years ago

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Community based environmental groups sued the South African government over coal pollution in 2021/CREDIT: Julia Evans/GroundUp

South Africa and Nigeria show that women need legal aid to sue companies and governments over climate change

Pedi Obani3 years ago3 years ago

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Marching in solidarity with Uganda's LGBTI community/CREDIT: africanrainbowfamily.org

Damned if you do(n’t): How did Western donors react to Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act?

Kristof Titeca3 years ago3 years ago

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President Museveni meets Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Affairs Minister. Source- https-::twitter.com:KagutaMuseveni:status:1551978677507850243:photo:1

Did Russia play a role in Uganda’s anti-homosexuality legislation?

Kristof Titeca3 years ago3 years ago

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Sharon Slater, FWI representatives and President Museveni at the Ugandan State House, 1 April 2023.

The American religious right and the anti-LGBTQ movement in Uganda: Family Watch International, Sharon Slater and the ‘Entebbe conference’

Kristof Titeca3 years ago3 years ago

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Introduction: The foreign and national influences behind Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act

Introduction: The foreign and national influences behind Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act

Kristof Titeca3 years ago3 years ago

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Former UK home secretary Suella Braverman (left) with prime minister Rishi Sunak. Both are of Indian-African descent. WPA Pool/Pool

Why diasporas don’t influence politics in predictable ways

Melissa Myambo3 years ago3 years ago

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