The Grid Inside the Grid
Africa’s new AI factories promise digital sovereignty. Their electricity deals may instead create private power islands inside public systems.
Medical Ethics and the State’s Security Interests
History is replete with examples of medical workers failing to protect, defend, and advocate for their patients, primarily because of “security interests”. In the case of Uganda, the state has expected medical workers to put security concerns above medical priorities.
The Fallacy that is the CBE Arts Pathway
Despite the change to a curriculum that ostensibly focuses on talent, the arts continue to be treated as an option reserved for those pupils and students who do not perform well in academics or the sciences.