The evolution of “Honourable” suggests a deeper issue in how political titles are perceived and used COMMENT | Gertrude Kamya Othieno | The title “Honourable” was introduced to Uganda’s Parliament as an import from British tradition. In the UK, “Honourable” denotes a person of high integrity, and failing to meet these standards typically results in losing … Continue reading Honourable or Ow’ekitiibwa? The evolving meaning of titles in Uganda’s political landscape