Samuel Sejjaaka

Since the collapse of the ancient and post classical African civilizations, the intrepid explorer and bounty hunter as always eyed Africa as a game prize. The early ‘exploration’ and exploitation of Africa began with the wars inspired to procure slaves…

After a wonderful end to August, the rains started falling mercilessly. The rains of course  came with floods and all sorts of trouble. In order to stay clear of the mayhem, I opted to get home early. Getting home early…

The thing about public conversations is that they tend to get our tongues wagging before we even analyze the issues properly. Rarely do we stop to assess the facts. And  so it has been with the news of the eminent…

Many of us who grew up in the rural African setting carry fond memories of the fireplace. Not only did the fireplace provide warmth and security during the dark night, it was also a focal point for family gatherings. Then…