Tuck Magazine – Page 209 – Online political, human rights and arts magazine

South Sudan Leaders agree to end conflict

February 2, 2015

By Peter Louis South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir and

Human Rights Activist assaulted in the presence of local police in Uganda

February 2, 2015

By Robert Ssewankambo Gerald Kankya, an activist working with

Congolese army launch military operation to disarm Rwandan rebels

February 2, 2015

By Sylvain Muyali The Armed Forces of the Democratic

Five Journalists killed in South Sudan

January 28, 2015

By Peter Louis At least five journalists were killed

ActionAid Senegal Say No To Land Grabbing

January 28, 2015

By Alpha Jallow ActionAid Senegal, who last April started

Hard Truth with Anant Mishra: Understanding the Provisions of Article 370 of the Constitution of India

January 27, 2015

The derivation: The Indian Independence act of 1947, which

Colourless Life

January 22, 2015

By Khadeeja Sarhadi In this world different colours are

Submissions Guidelines

January 20, 2015

For all writers, journalists and artists, please read our submissions

Current scenario in the Indian Power Sector

January 19, 2015

By Sandhya Sutodia Empowering the country’s power sector entails

Poetry

January 19, 2015

By Wendy Blum

Journalists in Uganda protest against police brutality

January 16, 2015

By Robert Ssewankambo Cruelty against journalists recurred when police

Fiction

January 16, 2015

By Mitchell Krockmalnik Grabois

Senior Police officer assaults two journalists in Uganda

January 14, 2015

By Robert Ssewankambo A senior police officer, Joram Mwesigye, the

In War, no one wins

January 13, 2015

By Hira Azhar The horrible menace and terror of

Raila must grieve but his troops must not be left rudderless

January 13, 2015

By Joe Khamisi Towards the end of his biography:

Hard Truth with Anant Mishra: Kashmir: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly

January 12, 2015

By Anant Mishra Right from the partition, India and Pakistan

MONUSCO head Martin Kobler in talks to militarily disarm rebels

January 12, 2015

By Sylvain Muyali Preparations for the joint and imminent

Charlie Hebdo and the enemies of free speech

January 12, 2015

By Val B. Russell Satire defined: The artistic form in

Crossing ‘Al Teel’ …Mouna, three children and myself

January 9, 2015

By Qosai Amamh Mouna and her three children had

President Kiir of South Sudan agrees to attend IGAD summit in Addis Ababa

January 9, 2015

By Peter Louis President Salva Kiir earlier this week,

The trend in increasing gold costs boosts the fashion jewellery industry in India

January 9, 2015

By Sandhya Sutodia Riding high on increasingly expensive gold

Congolese President Kabila meets with Katangan dignitaries

January 9, 2015

By Sylvain Muyali President Joseph Kabila visited the Congolese

2015 is likely to be an extremely difficult and divisive year for Kenyans

January 8, 2015

By Joe Khamisi Until December 31, 2014, my spirits

Meeting Lucky Dube: The South African Reggae Legend

January 7, 2015

By Joel Savage The fully air-conditioned bus carrying Lucky

Poetry

January 7, 2015

By Soren Paul Petrek

Our Media -The Greatest Advertising Agency for Terrorism

January 6, 2015

By Hira Azhar The term ‘Terrorism’ is no longer

Pakistan, Terrorism and Human Rights

January 5, 2015

By Muhammad Waqas Awan The black day of 16th

Defeating Terrorism in Pakistan

December 30, 2014

By Imran Khan On 16th December, 2014, in one

Ugandan Journalist sentenced to prison over Criminal Trespass at Parliament

December 30, 2014

By Robert Ssewankambo A City Hall Court in Kampala,

Why Kenyans would like to forget 2014

December 30, 2014

By Joe Khamisi In a few days time we’ll