US EditionDr. Ayub Mukisa: Karamoja region, treated as “a special case” with few results. The question is: why?
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Dr. Ayub Mukisa: Karamoja region, treated as “a special case” with few results. The question is: why?
In this article, I will begin by asking a critical question: from colonial life in the 1930s to the present day in 2025, Karamoja has been treated as a “special case”, yet progress remains minimal. What could be the problem? Mamdani, as cited in Kabiito (2021), mentioned that in order to make Karamoja as progressive as other regions of Uganda, various special programs were created and implemented as early as the 1940s. For instance, in 1948, col…
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