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Catégorie : Ouganda

Mobile money, Money-changing and Social Relations at the Kenya-Uganda Border Points

Eric MAGALE, Mambo!, vol. XXII (2), 2025.
The Busia and Malaba border points between Kenya and Uganda are not only a melting point of cultures and nationalities; it is also the hub of significant informal commercial activity. Money therefore plays a critical role in facilitating exchange. Within this understanding, mobile money stands out as an important medium of exchange and money changing, a critical means of exchanging value. This article describes the social embeddedness of the trading community at the border points and the distinctive role that mobile money and money changing practices plays in this regard.

Refugees lining up to be registered in Bidibidi, November 2017. Photo: Hoff.

The Ugandan Refugee Model Under Pressure

Kelsey HOFF, “The Ugandan Refugee Model Under Pressure: Protection and Justice in Refugee Settlements.” Mambo! XVI (6), 2019. Download PDF Version Introduction The escalation of violence in South Sudan sparked a refugee crisis in...

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Domination and Protest in a Cash Transfers Programme in Uganda

Ronan JACQUIN, “Between neoliberal bureaucratization and paternalism: Domination and protest at stake in a cash transfers programme in Uganda.” Mambo! Vol. XVI (4), 2019. Download PDF Version Introduction[1] The Ugandan government has been implementing...

Elaborating Public Action for Irrigation in Uganda

Charlotte TORRETTI1, “Elaborating Public Action for Irrigation in Uganda: Who Does What, Why and How?”, Mambo! Vol. XV, (5), 2018. PDF Version here. Introduction In Uganda, agricultural schemes introduced irrigation and rice mostly in the...

Stratégies paysannes au Lango post-conflit, Ouganda

Charlotte TORRETTI, “Stratégies paysannes au Lango post-conflit : un projet d’irrigation ougandais au prisme de l’action collective”, Mambo! Vol. XIII (4), 2015. Download PDF Version. Après l’Indépendance de 1962, l’Ouganda, pays d’Afrique des Grands Lacs, traverse...