Uganda

Introduction to a roundtable discussion about the International Criminal Court and Africa, held at Africa Research Institute on 12 June 2019. https://audiomack.com/song/africaresearch/phil-clark-discusses-africa-book-tour-for-his-book-distant-justice

Criticism of the ICC on the grounds of anti-African bias or neo-colonialism is simplistic. It overstates the power of the ICC and underestimates the ability of African states to manipulate the Court for their own ends.

Tom Goodfellow reflects on how geopolitics is shaping Africa's urban transformation and what that might me for the future of cities on the continent

Wilkins and Vokes argue that while the NRM certainly makes use of crude abuses of state power, this occurs within the context of a sophisticated electoral technique which is equally important to understand.

Jamie Hitchen, policy researcher at Africa Research Institute was a guest on Channel Africa's African Dialogue show to discuss presidential age limits in Uganda

ARI Policy Researcher Jamie Hitchen was quoted in a story on Ugandan pop star Bobi Wine’s election to Parliament.

Ramathan Ggoobi comments on the poor state of the Ugandan economy.

Tom Goodfellow explores what informal transport associations tell us about political trajectories in Africa, and Uganda in particular.

Jamie Hitchen gives us a look ahead at Uganda 2021. Will Museveni return?

Ramathan Ggoobi argues that has the NRM failed to deliver on its 1986 promise of an "independent, integrated and self-sustaining national economy".