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DEFENDING THE HUMANITIES: COMEDY AND MUSIC AS WEAPONS OF MASS LIBERATION
Abstract This article posits that comedy and music are not ephemeral entertainments but foundational instruments of holistic liberation. Drawing on the 5-Dimensional Knowledge Production Framework and the 4-Dimensional Environmental Framework, […] More
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in Finance, Markets and Economics, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, Photography, Poetry, Politics and Government, Theatre, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureA TURNING POINT FOR UGANDA’S CREATIVE INDUSTRIES? THE OPPORTUNITY IS HERE—BUT ARE WE READY?
Uganda’s creative sector has never lacked talent. What it has lacked is coordinated leadership that understands the difference between creating art and building an industry. Today, I believe we may […] More
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BETWEEN THE EXIT AND THE STAGE – Green, Loud and the Side Eye
I have entered a phase in my life where I want to attend concerts and events. Yes, I am very scared of spaces with many people. It is very scary […] More
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Music Review: Caiiro, Black Motion – Prayer for Rain ft. Tabia
You know those Wakanda shrooms T’Challa used to take in order to access the spirit realm in Black Panther? Well, I think I found my alternative way to commune with […] More
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in Business and Entrepreneurship, Community & Opinion, Education and Academia, Environment & Climate, Music and Dance, Politics and Government, Sports and FitnessReview Of The National Youth Manifesto 2021 – 2026
The age of our nation is obvious. We are a young nation. That come with both massive opportunity for growth and innovation but due to how youth are perceived in […] More
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Interview with Dela Maranga of the Coke Studio Africa
Dela Maranga is one of the artists from Kenya that was chosen to participate in Season One of the Coke Studio Africa show. This is a unique music show that […] More
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My thoughts on the #AfrigoAt48 Experience
Dear AfrigoBand, I thank you, I honor you for the great music that is even older than myself. As a reference to Uganda’s live music, as well as, musical performance […] More
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Interview with Joel Sebunjo of the Coke Studio Africa
Joel Sebunjo is one of the artists from Uganda that was chosen to participate in Season One of the Coke Studio Africa show. This is a unique music show that […] More
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in Comics and Manga, Community & Opinion, History & Heritage, Identity & Culture, Music and Dance, Travel and Adventure
The Root of The Roots: African Influence on Argentina's Music, Dance and Culture.
A Great African Caravan collaboration between Gala Soler and Shikhant Sablania aka Choorma on the history of African influence on Latin America Music, Dance and Culture. More
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What does it take to be a Digital and Community Manager for East Africa’s biggest music and arts festival?
We are all masters of our experience so today I will be sharing my experience and learnings from my time as the Nyege Nyege International Music and Arts Festival’s Digital […] More
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The #HustleTales of Kisakye Elijah a.k.a Eli Songz: Musician, Fitness Entrepreneur and Vodafone WhatsApp Mania 2016 Winner
Brief Bio: Kisakye Elijah a.k.a Eli Songz. I am a Muganda. My parents, Mr & Mrs Samson Mubiru, are former members of the ebonies. I am 24yrs. I love to […] More
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Interview with DJ Dero, Best DJ Nominee in the African Social Awards Malaysia Awards
DJ Dero, our resident music kafulu was recently nominated in the Best DJ category, African Social Awards Malaysia Awards. We felt an interview with him about how he feels about […] More
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MUSIC ASSOCIATIONS ARE FOR FAILURES (YOU MADE YOUR BED, NOW WE ALL HAVE TO LIE IN IT)
I was seated right next to Lucky Dube (RIP) at the official press conference when he uttered these words on his first visit here in 1995. “Music Associations are for […] More
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Embracing Artistic Freedom and Constructive Dialogue in the Face of Gravity Omutujju’s Video Controversy
Recent complaints by the Uganda Medical Association about Gravity Omutujju’s latest music video highlight an ongoing tension between artistic expression and professional integrity. While the medical community’s concerns are understandable, […] More
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The Malawian Origins of the Banjo: A Reassessment of History
The history of the banjo is commonly traced to West Africa, from where it was introduced to the Americas through the transatlantic slave trade. However, I propose that the true […] More
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How can Uganda Leverage Festivals for Music Tourism?
“Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything”- Plato The […] More
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Mark These Vibrant African Music Festivals On Your Calendar
Music is an art that brings souls together. It is what binds hearts, speaking the deepest of languages that is understood by thousands around the world. Now, imagine mixing music […] More
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in Comics and Manga, Journalism and Media, Music and Dance, Politics and Government, Theatre, Visual ArtUganda: The Kids are Disruptive, And It’s a Good Thing
PART I: Bobi Wine and Eddy Kenzo The year is 2010. And Uganda is set for an election the following year in which the incumbent Yoweri Museveni is seeking a […] More
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