Multipartism helps the oppressed

Multipartism helps the oppressed
Thursday, 17th January, 2008 
 
EDITOR—I wish to comment on Michael Nakahebe’s letter entitled “Movement politics was peaceful and successful” published on Tuesday. In the letter, Nakahebe blames Africa’s present problems on tribalisation of politics.
Tribalisation of politics has been going on everywhere in Africa and has nothing to do with the introduction [...]

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