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Uganda’s culture of impunity

January 19, 2013 Andrew Mwenda, ARTICLES 2008-2015, COLUMNISTS, In The Magazine, THE LAST WORD 0

By Andrew M. Mwenda How the NRM has created an unstable equilibrium in Uganda’s politics that has allowed impunity to be tolerated In 399 BC, the popular assembly in Athens sentenced the world’s most famous philosopher, Socrates, to death. His most famous student and spokesman, Plato, was advised by friends …