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For purposes of archive, the 66th and her micropodcasts are available via this you-tube playlist:
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Time Stamps | 66th
00:00 - Introduction: Uganda’s Transition Question
01:24 - Why Transition Is Uganda’s Biggest Political Question
03:40 - What Transition Means for an Ordinary Ugandan
06:38 - Uganda’s History of Violent Power Changes 08:01 - The Elephant in the Room: Power vs Law
08:44 - Who Really Shapes Transition: Law, Money or Military Power?
11:04 - What the Constitution Says About Succession 12:18 - Could the Military High Command Decide?
13:38 - Why Succession Politics Is Complicated in Africa
15:43 - Why the Law Gives Certainty
17:16 - Popularity, Ethnicity and Political Mobilisation 19:52 - Muhoozi and the Transition Debate
21:54 - Mugisha Muntu’s View on the Army and Transition
24:17 - Tanzania, Samia Suluhu and Constitutional Succession
26:36 - Does the NRM Have a Clear Succession Structure?
33:48 - Where Is the Ordinary Ugandan in the Transition Debate?
34:19 - Parliament Performance Tracker Break
38:18 - Can Citizens Shape Uganda’s Transition?
40:38 - Are Civic Groups Really Speaking for Citizens? 42:21 - Why Every Citizen Must Make Their Voice Heard
43:04 - Scenario One: Dynastic Succession
47:37 - Foreign Interests and Uganda’s Transition
53:18 - Could Internal Power Struggles Shape the Transition?
54:12 - Why the Military Remains Central
55:00 - Can the Army Serve National Interest Over One Person?
56:17 - Power, Office and the National Army

Full podcast:

EP 66 | Godwin Toko on Uganda’s Political TRANSITION scenarios | PolicyDigestPodcast At the close of this newly begun term, Uganda edges toward nearly h...

66th | The law gives certainty; without it, Uganda’s transition will become guesswork and powerful malevolent/benevolent actors might take advantage of that.
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EP 66 | Godwin Toko on Uganda’s Political TRANSITION scenarios | PolicyDigestPodcast At the close of this newly begun term, Uganda edges toward nearly h...

Egypt, Libya, DRC, Angola : Why do succession plans often fail in Africa? | 66th
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EP 66 | Godwin Toko on Uganda’s Political TRANSITION scenarios | PolicyDigestPodcast At the close of this newly begun term, Uganda edges toward nearly h...

What role should citizens play in shaping Uganda’s transition? | 66th | 66th

What role should citizens play in shaping Uganda’s transition? | 66th #policydigestpodcast 🔗 https://youtu.be/bk2ecaVdAso?si=z61cycOgH5FBo1_4

Is there a possibility of a family-based transition in Uganda? | 66th

Could power in Uganda be passed from father to son? Full : https://youtu.be/bk2ecaVdAso

What action in Uganda's political history opened the dam of the debate on the Transition Question? | 66th

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Will we have a constitutional transition in Uganda? | 66th
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Will we have a constitutional succession in Uganda like in Tanzania after Magufuli? Full : https://youtu.be/bk2ecaVdAso

: The 66th with Godwin Toko unleashed some very important ideas on how Uganda's Transition is likely to unfold.
Full podcast:

EP 66 | Godwin Toko on Uganda’s Political TRANSITION scenarios | PolicyDigestPodcast At the close of this newly begun term, Uganda edges toward nearly h...