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30 titles that are Ugandan: The importance of reading local and appreciating talent. PART 2: PLAYS
How pertinent is it to read local authors? I have read so many international authors whilst growing up – during the many classes I have attended, the most outstanding thing […] More
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The #HustleTales of Donald Molosi, Actor and Storyteller
Brief Bio: I am a classically-trained actor and I also write plays and fiction. I perform around the world and I am consciously doing more work within the African continent […] More
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#HustleTales Podcast Ep 05: Asiimwe Deborah Kawe of Tebere Arts Foundation
https://muwado.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Deborah-mixdown.mp3 Welcome to the fifth episode of the #HustleTales podcast. With this podcast, we are focusing on telling the stories of African entrepreneurs, the hurdles they have jumped to make […] More
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Make a Joyful Noise by Brenda Ibarah | Tebere Arts Podcast
In this captivating episode, ‘Make a Joyful Noise’ by Brenda Ibarah comes to life in an audio play directed by Duncan Lubwama and brought to you by a talented […] More
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Navigating the Spotlight on Uganda’s Theatre Industry for Creative Economy Boom!
YTC Musical Theatre Program students during their end-of-year showcase. In the bustling tapestry of Uganda’s cultural landscape, the theatre industry is a vibrant space, weaving stories, traditions, diversity, and creativity. […] More
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My Nightingale by Muhirwe Dorothy | Tebere Arts Podcast
Written by Muhirwe Dorothy, this episode features Brenda Ibarah as Nightingale & Duncan Lubwama as Angola. In this gripping narrative, we explore the intriguing premise: ‘Entering university as a […] More
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The Collaborative Landscape of Women in Uganda’s Theatre
As women continue to make waves in the theatre community in Uganda, one cannot help but wonder about the transformative potential of collaboration amongst them and how this collaboration would […] More
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My Little Brother by Lubwama Duncan | Tebere Arts Podcast
Brought to you by the Tebere Arts Foundation and supported by Pro Helvetia Johannesburg, the Swiss Arts Council. More Tebere Arts Podcast 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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How does the body react to violence and fear?
Last year, I was blogging for the Kampala International Theatre Festival and this is a review of one of the plays. This originally appeared on their blog and I’m reposting […] More
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The Potholes Go Beyond the Streets: Have You Heard the Latest Declaration?
The beauty of Uganda’s creative industry is that its leaders decide when and how to define it, often depending on the per diem available or their personal agenda for attending […] More
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Political Affairs by Tamale Micheal | Tebere Arts Podcast
“Political Affairs” is about Justice and Maverick who are on the run from their father, the president. They have in their possession a piece of evidence which could damn […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Competitions and Challenges, Education and Academia, Family, Friends and Relationships, Fiction, History & Heritage, Identity & Culture, Podcasts, Poetry, Politics and Government, Public Relations & Press Releases, Theatre, Writing and Literature
The price of freedom
The Price of Freedom Nakato was a young girl when Uganda gained its independence from Britain in 1962. She remembered the joy and excitement that filled the streets of Kampala, […] More
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in Competitions and Challenges, Events, Journalism and Media, Movies and Television, Theatre, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureInternational Images Film Festival for Women 2025 Call for Films
The festival is hosted each year by the Institute of Creative Arts for Progress in Africa (ICAPA) Trust. Founded in 2002, International Images Film Festival for Women (IIFF) is an […] More
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in Finance, Markets and Economics, Identity & Culture, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, Photography, Poetry, Politics and Government, Theatre, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureNeglecting Uganda’s Creative Pulse: A Critical Look at Budget Priorities
As Uganda’s new budget for the FY 2024/2025 takes effect, it’s disheartening to witness the arts and creative industries once again relegated to the periphery. The meagre allocations and lack […] More
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in Finance, Markets and Economics, Identity & Culture, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, TheatreThe Ugandan performing arts are an endangered industry.
While scrolling through social media, a video depicting what it means to be an artist came across the screen. Two wealthy-looking gentlemen greeted each other outside a museum and popped […] More
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Win Your Inner Creative Battles
If you have ever tried to pursue a calling in the Arts, launch an innovative enterprise, or evolve to a higher station, you, without a doubt, know what the resistance […] More
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in Business and Entrepreneurship, Cinema, Competitions and Challenges, Events, Identity & Culture, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, Photography, Poetry, Theatre, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureLira Kreativ Kave: 2025 Year In Review
2025 has been one of those years that quietly changes you. When the year began, Lira Kreativ Kave was still more of an idea than a structure — a small, […] More
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