US EditionWe lay our future in thy hands: revisiting the Uganda Anthem
Dr Najjuka Solome works at Jinja Philosophy centre (PHOTO/Courtesy) A question lurks in my mind about when and how often must national anthems be revised to match the tide of events and the new awarenesses that are now in our possession as nationals of our fast-developing countries. I am thinking about a certain line in our national anthem that may perhaps be rethought and duly revised. Think about the second line of our anthem, “we lay our futu…
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We lay our future in thy hands: revisiting the Uganda Anthem
Dr Najjuka Solome works at Jinja Philosophy centre (PHOTO/Courtesy) A question lurks in my mind about when and how often must national anthems be revised to match the tide of events and the new awarenesses that are now in our possession as nationals of our fast-developing countries. I am thinking about a certain line in our national anthem that may perhaps be rethought and duly revised. Think about the second line of our anthem, “we lay our futu…
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