The Citizenry Show

We discuss a range of issues among those including the lamentations from a party that's already declared winner in the polls. But we also discuss the unjust incarceration of a former presidential candidate among other issues

We take stock of the fouls that marred the Jan 14'th presidential and parliamentary elections and the pluses therein mentioned.

My guest dissects the headlines making rounds in society with only 4 days to the polling day. He even gives predictions on whom he thinks will emerge victor.

we wrap up the year with all the major events that stood out for each of my guests. They give their incites of how 2020 has been and how they see the events unfold.

my 5 guests give their review of 2020. We discuss all that has made news in 2020. The good and of course the bad.

we talk about the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on the society. The Citizenry talks about the upside of the pandemic i.e the closure of schools and businesses. But still the Citizenry took some pointers from the pandemic.

Today on the show we have 3 guests who dissect Uganda's economy and they give recommendations on what needs to be done to improve the economy to an even bigger middle income status.

We give a brief history of education in Uganda as well as dissect the education system with more emphasis on UPE and USE. We examine the challenges and what we reccomend to be done to improve the system. The University is left out intentionally as little information is available on the number of students under this level.

We analyse the cause of the bobi wine riots and the actions of the rioters and the state's reaction. And better still my guest gets to give a way forward and how this can be avoided in the future.

my guest kanaabi denis gets to pitch in his take about the state of democracy on the African continent .

We discuss the quality of elections in Uganda and whether these elections can bring about a peaceful transition of power and the desired fundamental change this country needs.

we get to understand the East African Community, it's fears and what greases them. We talk about the people, past and present conflicts, disputes with member states, the economy and what needs to be done to achieve it integration in reality.

I talk about the inner struggles for democracy in our major political parties in Uganda