Contemporary Uganda: Museveni’s Rule, Opposition Politics, and the Struggle for Decolonized Leadership

Olemo Gordon Brian is a Ugandan community builder whose work sits at the intersection of economic development, faith, and governance across Africa. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political Science from the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, where he studied as a Hesburgh-Yusko Scholar.

Before university, Olemo served as Head Prefect of St. Mary's College Kisubi and as District Speaker of the Uganda National Students

Association (UNSA). He went on to attend the African Leadership Academy in Johannesburg, where he served as Class Speaker at the 12th Graduation Ceremony, CEO of SAFCorp (Statistics, Auditing, and Financial Corporation), and Committee Chair at ALAMAU (African Leadership Academy Model African Union) — the Academy's simulation of continental African Union deliberations. Following graduation, he spent four years with Future Africa, a platform supporting visionary African leaders working to accelerate the continent's transformation, contributing to initiatives in governance innovation, public leadership, and…