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Don’t politicise fight against corruption

Sunday, 06 May 2012 09:13 By Agather Atuhaire
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Justice Irene Mulyagonja was recently appointed Inspector General of Government. She spoke to journalists soon after her vetting by parliament. Agather Atuhaire has excerpts.

Congratulations upon your appointment, what does that mean for you and you [ … ]

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Global protests and the end of the 200 year humiliation of China

Sunday, 06 May 2012 08:48 By Andrew Mwenda and Mubatsi A. Habati
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Renowned political philosopher, Mahmood Mamdani, speaks to The Independent’s Andrew M. Mwenda and Mubatsi A. Habati about how the West is learning from the rest as Africa is caught at its weakest point.

Tell us about the occupy movement in the West. What does it say about the structural tensions in [ … ]

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It's time for Museveni to finish well

Sunday, 29 April 2012 12:31 By Mubatsi Asinja Habati
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Outspoken Church of Uganda Kampala Diocese Assistant Bishop, Zac Niringiye, spoke to The Independent’s Mubatsi Asinja Habati about his crusade for the restoration of presidential term limits.

There are people who think you are a politician putting on a cleric collar. What do you think?

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Somalia, Museveni, and militarising the region

Sunday, 29 April 2012 12:19 By Andrew Mwenda and Mubatsi A. Habati
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This continuation of a conversation between The Independent’s Andrew Mwenda and Mubatsi A. Habati and leading political philosopher, Prof. Mahmood Mamdani, focuses on regional issues.

Prof. Mamdani, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia and Burundi have troops in Somalia. It is the first time Kenya has troops in [ … ]

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Armed struggle: Mamdani tells politicians to learn from Luwero

Saturday, 21 April 2012 15:30 By Andrew Mwenda and Mubatsi A. Habati
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Leading political philosopher Mahmood Mamdani says the government’s ban on the political pressure group Activists for Change (A4C) is naïve and likely to drive opposition underground. He spoke to The Independent’s Andrew Mwenda and Mubatsi A. Habati.

The government has banned the civic pressure g [ … ]

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