Opoka.Chris
|
 |
Can IGAD indoctrinate us with a politics of ethics..A Chapter by Opoka.ChrisWhat can South Sudan learn from politics of ethics from neighboring countries, or has this type of politics died altogether? |
|
The politics of diseases and their curesA Chapter by Opoka.ChrisMalaria remains a world killer my any standards, but many of those it kills are Africans and most of the trial medicines are produced in the West! |
|
A dead patient at an operation tableA Chapter by Opoka.ChrisSham in the Constitution Review process that we should all be ashamed of. |
|
Ebola and Politics are like the warring partiesA Chapter by Opoka.ChrisWarring parties are like Siamese twins; you cant have enough of one without having too much of the other |
|
Something is going to fall like rainA Chapter by Opoka.ChrisOrdinary citizens have extraordinary plans for their nation, but how far will they go and will they live long enough to rise for their rights? |
|
Oil shortages in oil producing countries is not Ro..A Chapter by Opoka.ChrisWhy do most oil producing countries still experience oil shortages? The answer is as simple as adding 1+1! |
|
Understanding our leaders are keys to peace or wa..A Chapter by Opoka.ChrisHumanising the monsters we live with, accepting the demons that take over them, finding the three-dimensional Salva and Riek instead of cartoon villai.. |
|
Read 1984, before a nation of sheep emergesA Chapter by Opoka.ChrisRead 1984, before a nation of sheep emerges By Opoka Christopher AropThe joke is at the end. I have been taken aback by recent glimpses of hope foll.. |
|
Are we ready for a female dictatorial President?A Chapter by Opoka.ChrisOtafire responded to journalists in Uganda that “this can be arranged and its actually easier”, so yes women might get there, in say 40 ye.. |
|
War reporting has its joys, but don’t get killedA Chapter by Opoka.ChrisThe media of 1978 did their part. Today I must do mine in 2014. Journalism is a noble profession indeed! |
first
prev
Profile
Writing
Friends
Share This