Salim Abila Asuman

Salim Abila Asuman

Salim Abila Asuman is a research fellow at the Development Watch Centre. He is also a resident fellow at the Sino-Uganda Research Centre

12 articles Joined February 2025
Development Assistance

China’s Contribution Towards Uganda’s Socio-Economic Development: The Tale of an Ordinary Ugandan

In the dynamic arena of discourse and debate, where narratives clash and ideologies collide, one principle stands as a beacon of clarity: the irrefutable power of facts, where empirical evidence and data stand as towering pillars, guiding us through the fog of uncertainty towards the beacon of truth. As I embark on this journey to […]

Salim Abila Asuman  •  Jul 28, 2024  •  5 min read
China-Uganda

Fighting Corruption: Lessons from China’s Decisive Triumph Over the Vice

In Uganda, and Africa in general, the spectre of corruption infiltrates nearly every conversation, and the heavy shadow it casts on our nation’s potential for developments is noticed. Emulating China’s bold strategies and unwavering resolve, Uganda has an imperative opportunity to eradicate corruption and unlock its true potential for a brighter, more prosperous future. This […]

Salim Abila Asuman  •  Jul 1, 2024  •  6 min read
Diplomacy

CHINA’S DIPLOMATIC BLUEPRINT: HOPE FOR A DYING ART OF DIPLOMACY

In the modern geopolitics, an ugly discovering has been made: the cold-blooded killing of traditional diplomacy of dialogue between nations lies lifeless, its vibrant spirit snuffed out by the hands of indifference and hostility. The absence of diplomatic discourse has left a void, one that threatens the fabric of peaceful coexistence. As one looks through the wreckages, a […]

Salim Abila Asuman  •  May 28, 2024  •  5 min read
Foreign Policy Analysis

CHINA’S DIPLOMATIC BLUEPRINT: HOPE FOR A DYING ART OF DIPLOMACY

In the modern geopolitics, an ugly discovering has been made: the cold-blooded killing of traditional diplomacy of dialogue between nations lies lifeless, its vibrant spirit snuffed out by the hands of indifference and hostility. The absence of diplomatic discourse has left a void, one that threatens the fabric of peaceful coexistence. As one looks through the wreckages, a […]

Salim Abila Asuman  •  May 23, 2024  •  5 min read
Development Assistance

Primary Health Care and Health  Infrastructure Development: Lessons From China

Attention; in the relentless pursuit of progress, a nation teeters on the brink of stagnation when its healthcare infrastructure falters. As the sickly grip tightens, the nation’s capacity to evolve, innovate, and propel itself forward dwindles. An ailing healthcare system is not merely a burden, it is an indication of systemic decline, casting a dark shadow […]

Salim Abila Asuman  •  Apr 29, 2024  •  6 min read
Foreign Policy Analysis

China-Uganda Cooperation: A PARADIGM SHIFT FROM HANDOUTS FOR HANDSHAKES

In the realm of global aid, a paradigm shift has emerged and gone are the days of mere handouts. This shift entails fostering self-reliance and long-term prosperity, where emphasis shifts from handouts to handshakes and from aid to partnerships, as a result outdoing the traditional notions of aid. As Uganda navigates its development trajectory, emphasis […]

Salim Abila Asuman  •  Apr 23, 2024  •  6 min read