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    PRIME Uganda’s Idi Amin and the East African act UNGA New York will never forget

    When he took the stage, Amin basically tore up the speech to the ambassador’s horror, freewheeling it in the way only he could and doing something few leaders had dared.

    3 hours ago - 5 min read

    1. 3 hours ago - 4 min read

      PRIME Oh, all the crude we could refine with the cash from the deportees

      Uganda should stop wasting time and take 50,000 deportees ... In exchange, Uganda receives $5 billion.

    2. 3 hours ago - 5 min read

      PRIME Trump is afraid of Epstein; here we fear something else altogether

      The White House of Donald J Trump is in yet another tussle with the media.

    3. Yesterday - 3 min read

      PRIME Shut the door on tainted leaders, make UNGA more meaningful

      The UNGA is in danger of becoming a stage for tainted leaders to launder themselves to the international community.

    4. Sep 21 - 3 min read

      PRIME Reports of Ruto govt’s successes have been greatly exaggerated

      His constant and audacious claim is that he is transforming Kenya and positioning the country for a Singapore-like leap forward.

    5. Sep 21 - 5 min read

      PRIME Gender (im)balance: When women stage a quiet coup and take over everything

      In societies where educated women were rare, men routinely married women with less education. Nobody gave it much thought. Turn that around, and the old arrangements begin to strain.

    6. Sep 21 - 5 min read

      PRIME US, Israel, Palestine: A day is coming; it’s near, prepare for it!

      In the fullness of time, not only Israel, but also the United States, will have to reckon with a world that is no longer tied to American whims and caprices.

    7. Sep 19 - 4 min read

      PRIME Chase non-locals from here? It can’t, er, you know, happen here!

      When you drive through Kampala city’s southeastern sector, you are equally likely to encounter an Eastern African foreigner as you are meeting a Ugandan.

    8. Sep 14 - 5 min read

      PRIME Celebrate a death? We’re in a big hole, and we seem not to know

      Bad news affecting someone you do not like is to be celebrated, a very dangerous reminder that if given an opportunity without consequence, we would have caused what we celebrate.

    9. Sep 14 - 4 min read

      PRIME We’re in EAC until Dangote’s and Alpha’s refinery do us apart

      The EAC’s petroleum story shows how integration can quietly die, one national refinery announcement at a time.

  • Conflict

    1. Eastern Africa

      Explainer: Why new war in Ethiopia’s Tigray threatens to trigger wider conflict

      Sep 24 - 3 min read
    2. Eastern Africa

      Ethiopia, Sudan junta bicker again over RSF support claims

      Sep 08 - 5 min read
    3. Guest Blogs

      East Africa’s oil rivalry is missing the bigger energy security question

      Sep 02 - 4 min read
    4. East Africa

      PRIME Why US proposal to expand Sudan arms embargo is stirring debate

      Aug 27 - 7 min read

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      PRIME How Kenya county levies raise cost of moving goods on trade corridors

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