Uganda's Political Maze - Bridging the Generational Gap Through Mentorship?

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Uganda's Political Maze - Bridging the Generational Gap Through Mentorship?
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Analysis - Uganda's political landscape faces a conundrum. Experienced leaders lament the decline of a mentorship system that nurtures capable successors. The rise of 'political rookies' in leadership positions, bypassing established hierarchies, raises concerns about preparedness and effectiveness.

Uganda 's political landscape faces a conundrum. Experienced leaders lament the decline of a mentorship system that nurtures capable successors. The rise of"political rookies" in leadership positions, bypassing established hierarchies, raises concerns about preparedness and effectiveness. This article explores the potential merits and challenges of reviving past mentorship practices.Veteran politicians like Beatrice Byenkya Nyakaisiki advocate for a return to a structured ascent.

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