US EditionFrom Uber Ride to National Reflection: Rethinking governance in Uganda
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From Uber Ride to National Reflection: Rethinking governance in Uganda
KAMPALA, UGANDA | Gertrude Kamya Othieno | Not long ago, I hailed an Uber in Kampala, expecting nothing more than polite small talk. But what the young driver told me lingered far beyond that ride: “Uganda is not my home; it’s my business place. I wake up, go out to hustle, and return home to myself.” It was a startling admission, one that revealed the deep chasm between citizen and state. That single remark inspired this essay. If a significant…
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