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Blanshe Musinguzi

Blanshe is a journalist interested in Africa’s past, present and the…

Esther Mirembe

Esther Mirembe is the Managing Editor of Writivism. Her work as a writer…

Jonan Twinamasiko

Jonan is a science writer and advocate for science. He is the Science…

Kwezi Tabaro

Kwezi is deputy director of the LéO Africa Institute. Besides his work…

Mwesigye Twinamatsiko

Mwesigye is interested in governance and public policy. He writes about…

Nicholas Opolot

Nicholas is a Lawyer and Journalist with over four years’ experience…

Sharon Shaatra Muzaki Namono

Shaatra is a digital content manager at Football256, a Uganda sports…

Uganda Airlines Sets Off on a Wing and a Prayer

What lessons has the national carrier learned since its demise in 2001, asks Nicholas Opolot.

Nicholas Opolot
Posted on May 4, 2019June 8, 2019

The Perils of Polluting Lake Victoria

What can be done to save the region's biggest source of livelihood?

Jonan Twinamasiko
Posted on April 20, 2019June 10, 2019

A Conversation With A Fat Kid That Doesn’t Believe In Germs

What do kids think? Rushongoza Begumya recollects a recent conversation with a fat kid.

LéO Africa Review
Posted on April 20, 2019June 7, 2019

347 Feminist Jokes We Should All Laugh At

Rushongoza Begumya gives a poetic voice to demeaning jokes women are usually subjected to.

LéO Africa Review
Posted on April 20, 2019June 7, 2019

Ode To Radio, Or A Pilgrimage To Never Land

Rushongoza Begumya explores the legacy of the fallen star Mowzey Radio in this poetic tribute.

LéO Africa Review
Posted on April 20, 2019June 7, 2019

Africa’s Youth See in Museveni, Kagame and Abiy Integration Champions. And They Are Right

Beyond the leaders' rhetoric, we look at the fruits of the East African integration project.

Mwesigye Twinamatsiko
Posted on April 1, 2019June 8, 2019

East Africa’s Great Hope For AFCON 2019

With four teams in this year's AFCON, the region’s football prospects are brighter than ever.

Sharon Shaatra Muzaki Namono
Posted on April 1, 2019June 7, 2019

Technology And Elections: A Poisoned Chalice?

Does the revert to technology use in elections present threats to democracy as we know it?

Blanshe Musinguzi
Posted on April 1, 2019June 8, 2019

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Africa Now: Wanjuhi Njoroge, a 2018 fellow of the LéO Africa Institute’s Young and Emerging Leaders Project (YELP) speaks on a panel at the recently concluded AfricaNow Summit in Munyonyo, Uganda.

Blanshe Musinguzi

Esther Mirembe

Jonan Twinamasiko

Kwezi Tabaro

Mwesigye Twinamatsiko

Nicholas Opolot

Sharon Shaatra Muzaki Namono

Agaba Rugaba

Awel Uwihanganye

Donnas Ojok

Enock Twinoburyo

Ivan Rugambwa

James Ronald Awany

Jimmy Odoki

Karane Tuhirirwe

Kin Kariisa

Muchazondida Mkono

Tricia Twasiima

Uganda Airlines Sets Off on a Wing and a Prayer

The Perils of Polluting Lake Victoria

A Conversation With A Fat Kid That Doesn’t Believe In Germs

347 Feminist Jokes We Should All Laugh At

Ode To Radio, Or A Pilgrimage To Never Land

Africa’s Youth See in Museveni, Kagame and Abiy Integration Champions. And They Are Right

East Africa’s Great Hope For AFCON 2019

Technology And Elections: A Poisoned Chalice?

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