US EditionArua’s Political Identity Crisis: Shifting from clans and religion to merit-based leadership
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Arua’s Political Identity Crisis: Shifting from clans and religion to merit-based leadership
Bernard Atiku Former MP Ayivu County and current Arua City Land Board Chairman Speaking to locals in Ayivuni Sub County about Titling land and free Cocoa Seedlings on Saturday. Arua, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | For over three decades, political affairs in the former greater Arua and now Arua City have largely been pigeonholed by two major factors: clannism—popularly referred to as tribalism—and religious affiliation. These factors, often coupled …
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