Philip’s Call Philip Kakangulu was adrift in life. A young man with no clear plans for the future, he didn’t know what God wanted him to do with his life. He eventually decided to join the Ugandan army, but days before he was going to enlist, he heard about a peace training conference in neighboring… Read more »
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ADVANCING OUR POLITICS
Let us finish our commission with the man who has held power for forty years. Let us not bequeath to the next generation the same unfinished, unhealed, unnegotiated conflict, only now under a new and possibly less experienced hand.
The Extinguished Flame
If you are reading this and you have spent years doing the slow, often invisible work of peace, holding space in places where trust has been shattered, walking with communities through sickness and stigma, mediating between people who have every reason to keep hating each other, then these words are for you. Not as distant poetry, but as a real conversation in the present.
Facing Our Ugandan Reality
May this message land on fertile soils within the ruling party and pressure groups such as PLU, NRM Ghetto Youths, and structures such as SEC, not as condemnation, but as an invitation to refine the pipeline with wisdom, Ubuntu, and a long view toward legacy
Sin as an Occupying Force
The weaponization of sin against individuals will continue as long as it serves to distract from the sins embedded in our structures