By Jean Gasho

Yesterday, I sat with my 13-year-old daughter Nakai after she came back from school telling me that the whole school, even the teachers were talking about Mugabe. We talked a lot about Zimbabwe, and what type of a president you were. I told her my thoughts, and she looked at me and said, ‘Write about it mum. Write about what you have told me about Mugabe on your blog.’

By Andrew M. Mwenda

“Follow an idea from its birth to its triumph,” Bertrand de Jouvenel observed in his 1948 volume, On Power, “and it becomes clear that it came to power at the price of an astounding degradation of itself. The result is not reason which has found a guide but passion which has found a flag.”

The defeat of the noble Mugisha Muntu in the race for the presidency of the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) has put the last nail in the coffin of decent politics in that party. It marks the final triumph of radical extremism as an organizing philosophy for FDC.

By Arthur Larok

Warm greetings Mugisha Muntu,

By Moses Byamugisha 

With almost one week left to the Forum for Democratic Forum (FDC) party presidential election slated for 24th November, I note that the state organs especially the police are not about to relent on their continued interferences in this internal FDC election.