Facing social-politcal challenges: A historical examination on the survival methods of the Nubi ethnic minority in Uganda
April 2019 - Vol 11 Num. 4
Since the pacification of Uganda by the British Imperial Government in 1894, up to the time Nubians were recognized as an ethnic community in 1995, they continue to retain their indigenous ethnic identity, through professing Islam, speaking their traditional language (Ki-Nubi) and practicing their own traditional values,...
April 2019
Facing social-politcal challenges: A historical examination on the survival methods of the Nubi ethnic minority in Uganda
March 2019
‘‘We Did Not Come as Mercenaries…!’: Linking the Origin, Ethnic Identity and Settlement of the Nubis in Uganda
February 2019
The predicaments of the“Grand narrative” of Ethiopian history:The challenges of post modernism
February 2019
The cultural factor in conflict management/resolution: A case study of the Acholi of Northern Uganda
January 2019
The unwritten historical perspectives of Akan spokespersons staffs
November 2014
Therapeutic flora in Holy Quran
November 2014
An assessment of impact of neglect of history on political stability in African countries: The case of Cote d’Ivoire
November 2014
Education nexus politics in Agame Awraja during the imperial regime
October 2014
Contributions of Ilorin scholars to Arabic and Islamic studies in Yoruba land: Focus on Shaykh Adam Abdullah Al-Iluri
November 2014
The Role of women in Tebhaga movement in Jalpaiguri District and to preserve their identity
