Coperative analysis of the Zimbabwe & Ugandan Structure of governance
Like Zimbabwe, Uganda's governance is decentralized. Decentralization is understood to mean the legislated transfer of functions and authority from centrla government to local authorities such as rural district councils on permanent basis . Download Full Article
Identifying the perceptions of coincillors on principles of democracy
This research sought to identify the perceptios of the councillors at mutare city council on the principles of democracy and how those perceprions influence the participation of the councillors in the governance process. Download Full Article
Lessons learnt in Preventing War and Conflict: The case of Rwanda
The conflict in Rwanda has been defined in different ways. Those different definitions have generally been the result of how people have understood the Rwandan society and its components. Since the conflict involved mass killings of one ethnic group (Tutsi) by another (Hutu) most of the analysts relate the conflict to ethnicity. Download Full Article
Limitation of the Enjoyment of freedom of Expression in Uganda
The year 1986 saw the coming into power of the NRM Government with a number of liberal reforms and among other media gained considerable freedom and the number of media outlets exploded. Critics however noted that statutory and regulatory measures continue to limit freedom of the media and freedom of the press. Download Full Article
Environmental Degradation, a threat to Environmental Security, Peace and Sustainable Development in Africa. A Case Study of Dafur.
The environment is one important aspect that sustains man-kind. This sustenance stretches from food resources in the form of biological diversity, land for agriculture employment in terms of tourism, absorption of carbondioxide and exuding oxygen by green vegetation thus sustaining man kind. Despite this importance, the environment still remains the most abused by man in the form of pollution, deforestation, and attack on biological diversity to extinction. All this is done in a bid for human survival; to create land for settlement as a result of population expansion, industrialization, and hunting the different species for food purposes. Download Full Article