Enock Twinoburyo, Author at LéO Africa Review

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 a Contributing Editor to the LéO Africa Review and deputy…

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…

Opinion

Industrialization Lessons from Ethiopia

As Uganda thinks of its own airline, there may be lessons to learn from not only Ethiopia but others particularly Kenya, South Africa and Rwanda.

Enock Twinoburyo
Posted on June 26, 2018January 11, 2019

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Poetry

Coronavirus: Dear Lover

Dear lover, It’s barely been a week since this affection sparked. I’ve set my base in…

LéO Africa Review
Posted on July 10, 2020July 10, 2020

Coronavirus: Lessons from Tanzania

The outbreak put both leaders and governments through a difficult test of their…

LéO Africa Review
Posted on June 25, 2020June 25, 2020

COVID-19: Leadership is the Bridge between Chaos and Hope

Previous global health crises, such as the SARS, Ebola, or Zika did not leave much of…

LéO Africa Review
Posted on June 24, 2020June 24, 2020

Leadership lessons from a Pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has taught us much about the unpredictability of life but even…

LéO Africa Review
Posted on June 24, 2020June 24, 2020

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