The adaptability of anarchism lies in its ability to address the unique challenges of the 21st century. Climate change, for example, requires a radical rethinking of how societies interact with the environment. Anarchist principles can inspire decentralised, community-led initiatives that prioritise sustainability and resilience over profit and growth.

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Just like how governments assumes that they have the right to bare arms, which they shamelessly use to subjugate the populace. It should also be a right for Anarchists to have their own Militia.

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The primary focus of anarchists is to address societal inequalities, particularly the hierarchical organisation and institutionalised power dynamics that perpetuate these disparities.

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What is crippling political space today in Uganda and most countries in the world, is the lack of politics. What we have masquerading as politicians, are more of criminal gangs with the intent of building a fiefdom for themselves and their lackeys. Its high-time we returned anarchism into the mainstream of political activism as society needs to be woken-up. 

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