The Critique Magazine Logo
    • Popular
    • Latest
    The Critique MagazineThe Critique
    Login

    The Critique Magazine

    Copyright Notice: All rights reserved. All the material published on this website should not be reproduced or republished without prior written consent.

    Copyright to the material on this website is held by The Critique Magazine and the contributors. Any violation of this copyright will be subject to legal proceedings under intellectual property law.

    Navigation

    HomeGlobal WatchLatestPopularSubmissionsIssues

    Magazine

    AboutThe VerdictInner Reflection

    Copyright 2026 - The Critique Magazine

    They Photographed My Home: But I Still Have to Live in It.

    Hans Senfuma

    The Unconditional Love of a Mother: God Is a Woman!

    Zziwa Zinabala

    Bobi Wine, the Apparent Ugandan Leading Opposition Figure, Flees to Exile

    Opposition leader Bobi Wine flees into exile after a two-month cat-and-mouse pursuit with the security state of Yoweri Museveni.

    The Critique Magazine

    Reproductive Organ Transplantation, Organ Markets, and the Crisis of Consent

    Isaac Christopher Lubogo

    Prayer, Power, and the Constitution: Can the State Forbid Intercessory Worship?

    Isaac Christopher Lubogo

    Fouled prayers for Dr Besigye and political prisoners: Has the god from Rwatikura usurped the power of the Almighty God?

    Mwene Businge

    The Quiet Bias of Attention: A Reflection on Leadership and Human Worth

    ABESON ALEX

    The European Union Must Turn Rhetoric on Uganda into Action

    The EU's vote: a moral compass or just a gesture?

    Kakwenza Rukirabashaija

    Too Late for Uganda

    Why Europe Is Only Now Acknowledging That the System It Relied on No Longer Holds

    Konrad Hirsch

    To Be Born Is to Die, and to Die Is to Be Born

    Birth and death aren’t opposites but mirrors: Every beginning kills an old self, and every ending gives rise to another form of becoming.

    Abdullatif Khalid Eberhard

    Beyond Campaigns: Reclaiming Youth Leadership, Ethics, and the Future of Uganda’s Politics

    A generation mobilised but not empowered: The dangerous collapse of ethics and knowledge in youth leadership.

    ABESON ALEX

    Education is a privilege, a responsibility, and a call to serve

    Will education become a tool for self-enrichment alone, or will it serve as a force for community transformation?

    ABESON ALEX

    How to Be Tough-Minded but Tender-Hearted

    Steel Wrapped in Velvet: Why True Strength Requires Both Courage and Compassion

    MUNUNUZI TIMOTHY KISAKYE

    Where Power Walks Softly

    But can workplace politics ever be eliminated, or must it simply be understood?

    Abdullatif Khalid Eberhard

    When God Becomes a Weapon

    Religion, Faith, and the Slow Erasure of Uganda’s LGBTQI Community

    Hans Senfuma

    POPULAR

    see all
    1

    How to Be Tough-Minded but Tender-Hearted

    MUNUNUZI TIMOTHY KISAKYE

    2

    Where Power Walks Softly

    Abdullatif Khalid Eberhard

    3

    Prayer, Power, and the Constitution: Can the State Forbid Intercessory Worship?

    Isaac Christopher Lubogo

    4

    Education is a privilege, a responsibility, and a call to serve

    ABESON ALEX

    5

    Fouled prayers for Dr Besigye and political prisoners: Has the god from Rwatikura usurped the power of the Almighty God?

    Mwene Businge

    6

    Reproductive Organ Transplantation, Organ Markets, and the Crisis of Consent

    Isaac Christopher Lubogo

    7

    They Photographed My Home: But I Still Have to Live in It.

    Hans Senfuma

    8

    Bobi Wine, the Apparent Ugandan Leading Opposition Figure, Flees to Exile

    The Critique Magazine

    NEW
    9

    The Unconditional Love of a Mother: God Is a Woman!

    Zziwa Zinabala

    10

    The Quiet Bias of Attention: A Reflection on Leadership and Human Worth

    ABESON ALEX

    LATEST

    see all

    Bobi Wine, the Apparent Ugandan Leading Opposition Figure, Flees to Exile

    Opposition leader Bobi Wine flees into exile after a two-month cat-and-mouse pursuit with the security state of Yoweri Museveni.

    The Critique Magazine

    Mar 15

    They Photographed My Home: But I Still Have to Live in It.

    A personal reckoning with Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act and what it means to exist in a country that has made your existence a crime.

    Hans Senfuma

    Mar 08

    The Unconditional Love of a Mother: God Is a Woman!

    Book Review: Dissecting Atukunda R. Mutabingwa's 'Mbegu'.

    Zziwa Zinabala

    Mar 04

    Reproductive Organ Transplantation, Organ Markets, and the Crisis of Consent

    Legal, Ethical, and Governance Implications of Deceased-Donor Womb Transplantation with Particular Reference to Uganda.

    Isaac Christopher Lubogo

    Feb 27

    Prayer, Power, and the Constitution: Can the State Forbid Intercessory Worship?

    A Ugandan constitutional law discourse.

    Isaac Christopher Lubogo

    Feb 27

    Fouled prayers for Dr Besigye and political prisoners: Has the god from Rwatikura usurped the power of the Almighty God?

    Uganda's Struggle for Freedom: Exposing the Regime’s Abuse of Power

    Mwene Businge

    Feb 27

    The Quiet Bias of Attention: A Reflection on Leadership and Human Worth

    The measure of leadership is not how it treats the powerful, but how it treats those who have no power at all.

    ABESON ALEX

    Feb 27

    Education is a privilege, a responsibility, and a call to serve

    Will education become a tool for self-enrichment alone, or will it serve as a force for community transformation?

    ABESON ALEX

    Feb 27

    How to Be Tough-Minded but Tender-Hearted

    Steel Wrapped in Velvet: Why True Strength Requires Both Courage and Compassion

    MUNUNUZI TIMOTHY KISAKYE

    Feb 27

    Where Power Walks Softly

    But can workplace politics ever be eliminated, or must it simply be understood?

    Abdullatif Khalid Eberhard

    Feb 27

    When God Becomes a Weapon

    Religion, Faith, and the Slow Erasure of Uganda’s LGBTQI Community

    Hans Senfuma

    Feb 20

    From the Journalism School to the Media Field

    A Battle of Diverging Societal Needs

    Akampurira Agapito

    Feb 17

    Culture & Critique

    The African Voter

    Godwin Muwanguzi

    “Enugu”—The Bitter Choir That Claps When You Fail

    Isaac Christopher Lubogo

    Selvi

    Shrutha Lokanath

    Gay or not Gay, Activist or not Activist: There is Nothing “In-between”.

    Godwin Muwanguzi

    Sources & Activism

    Dr Lina Zedriga Waru’s charge sheet reeks of legal errors: A case study in prosecutorial incompetence

    Kakwenza Rukirabashaija

    “Mama Lina” and the Charge That Turns Reality Upside Down

    Konrad Hirsch

    The Tale of Two Voices

    Turyagumanawe Promise

    Why Repression Only Expands Kyagulanyi’s Influence

    Akampurira Agapito

    Global Watch

    The European Union Must Turn Rhetoric on Uganda into Action

    Kakwenza Rukirabashaija

    Too Late for Uganda

    Konrad Hirsch

    The U.S. Withdrawal from the World Health Organisation and its Implications for Uganda's Public Health System

    MUTARYEBWA EDGAR

    Unilateral Economic Sanctions, Trade Law, and Institutional Constraint in the Trump Era

    MUTARYEBWA EDGAR

    Voices & Stories

    They Photographed My Home: But I Still Have to Live in It.

    Hans Senfuma

    Fouled prayers for Dr Besigye and political prisoners: Has the god from Rwatikura usurped the power of the Almighty God?

    Mwene Businge

    When God Becomes a Weapon

    Hans Senfuma

    Obote Has Ruled Us So Badly

    Godwin Muwanguzi

    Features & Analysis

    The Quiet Bias of Attention: A Reflection on Leadership and Human Worth

    ABESON ALEX

    Education is a privilege, a responsibility, and a call to serve

    ABESON ALEX

    Beyond Campaigns: Reclaiming Youth Leadership, Ethics, and the Future of Uganda’s Politics

    ABESON ALEX

    Uganda’s Electoral Trajectory: Power, Legitimacy, and the Battle for the Democratic Future

    ABESON ALEX