Eulogy and Tribute to Justice Prof. George W. Kanyeihamba

He didn’t teach law alone; he taught intellectual defiance, ethical resilience, and civic courage.

An Open Letter to the Man Who Made Me Pregnant at 15

For every silenced girl, I rise, I roar. Justice is not a whisper—It is our demand.

Student Guild Political Prostitution in Public Universities

The Early Burial of Young Political Careers

Diagnosis of the Balalo Controversy in Gulu:

A Political-Economic Dissection And Practical Policy Analysis for Uganda

The African Voter

The African voter is very tolerant, although short-sighted to the truth.

DNA, Justice, and the Double-Edged Helix: Unveiling Truth, Trauma, and the Ugandan Legal Soul.

The Twin Tragedies of Professor Kateregga and Hon. Ssegirinya—and What They Reveal About Truth, Trust, and the Family in Uganda’s Legal Crisis.

Zombie Democracy

The Absolute Remains After Ugandan Independence?