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Bernard Tabaire

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1 July 2010

Uganda’s National Budget 2010/2011: How Strategic are the Budget Priorities?

The debate came three weeks after Hon. Bbumba read her 2010/2011 budget speech before Parliament. The theme of the budget was “Strategic Priorities to Accelerate Growth, Employment and Socio-Economic Transformation for Prosperity”. Now, long gone are t …

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1 June 2010

Politics of Patronage and Religion in Uganda

“The 9th State of the Nation Platform meeting held on June 4, 2010 debated the “ Role of Religious Leaders in Promoting and Sustaining Democracy and Good Governance in Uganda: Towards the 2011 Elections and Beyond.” Bishop Zac Niringiye, the assistant …

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1 May 2010

Decentralisation: A Good Thing Being Abused?

“Various official documents enjoin local government units to help enhance effective and transparent governance in Uganda. Decentralisation is the policy under which local governments operate. Local governments here refer to district councils, city coun …

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1 April 2010

Transforming Uganda’s Public Policy, Economy, and Politics; What we must do to make Uganda better

“Who should improve things? That is a question posed at the 7th meeting of the State of the Nation Platform, most of whose members fall in the dissatisfied age group. Appropriately, the discussion was led by a panel drawn from amongst the STON members …

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1 April 2010

Transforming Uganda’s Public Policy, Economy and Politics; What We Must Do to Make Uganda Better

“It is quite common to hear Ugandans complain, quite reasonably, about the poor delivery of public services and goods. They do not like what they see in their hospitals (rotten facilities and not enough drugs), in their schools (crowded classrooms with …

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1 March 2010

The Preparedness of the Uganda Police to Ensure a Free, Fair and Violent-free Elections in 2011

“In recent years, Uganda has experienced violent riots and tensions surrounding elections. With violence reported in the most recent by-elections, the 2011 general elections have the unfortunate potential of erupting into serious violence, particularly …

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1 February 2010

A Reflection on Uganda’s Foreign Policy and Role at the UN Security Council

“Uganda is a landlocked country that depends on foreign imports for most of its consumer goods and energy requirements. Thus, even before independence, maintaining an open trade route to the Indian Ocean was a primary foreign policy objective. Indeed, …

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