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UGANDA FILM FESTIVAL 2025 WINNERS
The 12th edition of the Uganda Film Festival, organised by Uganda Communication Commission, started on 26th May with cinema film screenings and all climaxed on 6th June with a […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Family, Friends and Relationships, Identity & Culture, Politics and GovernmentOn the Ugandan Nepo Baby.
Dear @ZeeroBrain and @BuniChristopher I have been meaning to write to you but eh. Eh. Things have been so tough. Never have I been in a hole that required me […] More
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in Finance, Markets and Economics, Identity & Culture, Innovation, Science and Technology, Politics and GovernmentIMAGINING THE FUTURE OF AFRICA BY 2123
Before I make you acquainted with my imagination of the future of Africa by 2123, which is 100 years from now, let me explain why I preferred Imagining to Thinking […] More
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A Coming of Age Story Featuring TKZee
To cut the long story short, my grandparents and uncles road-tripped from South Africa to Uganda in a VW Van (the nice ones with round lights) to spend Christmas with […] More
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The Color Of Regret
The flickering neon sign outside the rundown cafe cast an unforgiving light on my face, highlighting the worry lines etched around my eyes. The once vibrant melody of my native […] More
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Opinion: It’s Time for Uganda to Re-establish the Ministry of Culture
In 1993, the Government of Uganda made a decision that has since left a significant void in the country’s cultural landscape—the disbanding of the Ministry of Culture. This move has […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Family, Friends and Relationships, Fiction, Identity & Culture, Law, Crime and Justice, Religion and Spirituality, Writing and LiteratureATYAP: A fair fight.
Two more seconds and poor Umar would have soiled his clothes with the watery mess of bad beans he had eaten for lunch. He dashed across the grass fields of […] More
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British Professional Squash Player Tom Ford on His Ugandan Experience
Introduction by George Kasekende: I am the Squash Captain at Kampala Club which is the de facto headquarters for squash in Uganda for the time being. But we are also governed […] More
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Is the new masculine non-binary? A response to Pharrell’s GQ interview.
Pharrell is on the cover of the latest GQ New Masculine Issue and did a lengthy interview with their Chief Editor, Will Welch, on evolving masculinity and spiritual warfare. These […] More
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Cultural Marxism, the Attack on Traditional Christianity and the Resultant Anarchy of the Apocalypse
I read an article some time back titled “The Origins of Cultural Marxism and Political Correctness” by a certain Jefrey D. Breshears. Now in the past I had as little […] More
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in Family, Friends and Relationships, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Movies and Television, Visual Art, Writing and Literature#MuwadoSADCtour Stories from Zimbabwe
As part of the #MuwadoSADCtour, we are meeting up with storytellers and ordinary people to get their creative journeys and life stories. We are a platform of stories so […] More
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in Agriculture, Farming and Gardening, Business and Entrepreneurship, Community & Opinion, Fiction, Identity & Culture, War and ConflictSindi’s Story
It was a cold, stormy night and I had just returned from the Sacrament of Penance. Mum decided that she would sit with me and nobody else in my room […] More
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BEYOND ETHNICITY, ANKOLE IS A SOCIOECONOMIC CATEGORY (BIRAARO’S MOST POWERFUL LESSON)
Within hours of his untimely demise—if social media traffic is a yardstick to go by—there has been a countrywide outpouring of grief that many politicians may not enjoy upon their […] More
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Sons of the gods #18
Continued from #17 By Ashley Katabani’s eyes dropped once more. He felt himself falling, falling but he was not hitting hard ground. What was this unfamiliar place? It was too […] More
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A Kenyan LGBQT activist, Edwin Chiloba, shows up dead and inhumanely stuffed in a metallic box…
In various social media comments the people, before even knowing the circumstances surrounding the death, applaud, ululate, laugh out loud (LOL) and say things like, “serves him right, we thank […] More
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International Queer Activist Sokari Ekine speaks on the current LGBT efforts in Botswana and Africa.
This interview below was conducted by Queer Pride Botswana (QPBW) and international award-winning Queer activist, photographer and blogger Sokari Ekine. In it, Ekine speaks to QPBW about the need for […] More
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Sons of the gods #15
Continued from #14 By Ashley Katabani blankly stared at the darkness before him. “The way of the man,” he thought to himself. One time it is this; then it changes […] More
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