Revival

• Award-winning film, screen, and stage actress Anika Noni Rose is the 2024 Legendary SuperStar.
• Rose most recently headlined Showtime series, Let The Right One In, and Netflix's most-watched limited series to date, Maid.
• Producer, Director, Animator, Writer, and 2018 BronzeLens Women SuperStar Ayoka Chenzira will moderate a panel 'In Conversation' with all the 2024 honorees.
• Actor Timon Kyle Durrett is the host for the 2024 BronzeLens Women SuperStar Honors and Atlanta's historic Rialto Center for the Arts is the event venue location.

• Artemis Aerospace investigates India's rise to the skies.
• WISTON, England, Nov. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The announcement earlier this year that the Air India Group has ordered 470 aircraft set the aviation industry alight with interest and excitement.
• As these figures demonstrate, the aviation industry in India is undergoing a transformation which is nothing short of dramatic; it now has the third-largest domestic market globally, second only to America and China.
• As a company supplying effective component supply solutions to the global aviation business, the team at Artemis has its fingers firmly on the industry pulse.

• President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni – Africa’s fourth-longest-serving head of state in 2023 – has cemented his place in history.
• When his men marched into Kampala in 1986, Museveni became the first leader of a popular insurrection to oust a sitting African government.
• Keeping the politically instructive memory of the dark past vividly alive has been his enduring achievement.

The politics of salvation

• His father was a member of the clan of noblemen; his mother was a born-again Christian, a convert of the East African Revival.
• Revivalists were renowned for their loud professions of rectitude and for their wilful disobedience towards traditional authorities.
• It was in politics, not religion, that the young Museveni sought to author other people’s salvation.

The ‘black Che Guevara’

• By the time the Amin regime collapsed in April 1979, Museveni had 9,000 volunteers under his command.
• In December 1980 Ugandans went to the polls to vote in a new government.
• There followed a long guerrilla war, fought between Museveni’s band of militants and the brutal, incompetent military of Obote’s government.
• In January 1986 National Resistance Army militiamen marched into Kampala and formed a new government, with Museveni as president.
• Commentators sometimes referred to Museveni as the “black Che Guevara”.

Commemorating the Bush War

• The awful violence of the Bush War, as it is called, made Museveni’s new government seem essential.
• Today the memory of the Bush War remains a key part of the liturgy of public life.
• Museveni periodically tours Luweero, where the Bush War was largely fought.
• In September this year he celebrated his 79th birthday at Katonga, scene of a key battle of the Bush War.

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