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THE QUEST FOR FAME, MONEY
This year has been more of reflection as a storyteller, reader. To observe is one fundamental discipline we all must learn. Learning observation is a best skill every creative must […] More
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CIVIL DISCOURSE: Inheritance
So out of the blue, my maternal figure asked me what a CIVIL DISCOURSE means. My morning has just taken a hard left. let’s bathe Some people think me a […] More
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in Career and Employment, Community & Opinion, Education and Academia, Events, Innovation, Science and Technology, Poetry, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureTHE MUWADO STORYTELLING WEBINARS – LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY, AI AND MULTIMEDIA FOR BETTER STORYTELLING – LORNA OKENG
Week 7 of the Muwado Commercial Storytelling Webinars happened on Tuesday, 15th April, with Lorna Okeng on the topic: Leveraging Technology, AI, and Multimedia for Better Storytelling. Lorna Okeng is […] More
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in Agriculture, Farming and Gardening, Environment & Climate, Family, Friends and Relationships, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Law, Crime and Justice, Politics and Government, Writing and LiteratureShadows of Hope: Rebuilding Lives in Karamoja’s Drought-Stricken Plains
The sun blazed mercilessly over Karamoja’s arid plains near Moroto, its heat baking the cracked earth where Atim sat with her younger brother, Lokong, under a scraggly acacia. At 21, […] More
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A MOVING MINE
Part 2: A Glimpse of Destiny As the day unfolds, the daily activities are set in the community; villagers are busy in maize fields, and the young girls head to […] More
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HOW I WAS ABLE TO BE A KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT THE YE! SUMMIT 2025
When I was growing up, I always had one fear– failing to do something great at a young age. I always wanted and still want to always be the youngest […] More
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TO BE TALENTED OR NOT TO BE TALENTED: THAT IS THE ISSUE.
Towards the tail-end of February I was reading a poorly written book of poetry that reminded me of Hamlet’s Soliloquy in William Shakespeare’s play Hamlet; “To be, or not to […] More
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What the Dove Did Not Say
She wakes me with a hand that knows only giving, her voice a low hum in the dark: a mother cannot afford to rest. This is my inheritance, not land, […] More
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THE WRITER I AM BECOMING
The first time I wrote a piece of art, I sought the guidance of one of my aunties, who had a degree in literature and English. She had just completed […] More
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in Cinema, Community & Opinion, Identity & Culture, Journalism and Media, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, Writing and LiteratureUgandan drama series ‘BORDERS’ is online
As my daughters’ school holiday began, we made it our mission to enjoy as much Ugandan content as possible. After watching the multi award winning film KAFA COH by […] More
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From my heart
My queen come dance with me You touch the smoothest point of my infinite love You sound inside me like a heart beat Your breath floats through my delicate nose […] More
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So, You’re A Storyteller! Are You Thriving In The Gig Economy?
Waking up every morning to scribble words, churn out sentences, and complete articles that make sense to someone is quite cumbersome and also thrilling at the same time. It’s always […] More
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CALL FOR POETS — LIRA YOUTH POETRY SLAM 2025
Lira Kreativ Kave is pleased to announce an official Call for Poets for the Lira Youth Poetry Slam 2025, taking place on Sunday, 14th December 2025 at Café Sterling, Lira […] 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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Have You Ever?
Victor Says; Have you ever fought the sin of faith in doubt Have you ever cried for truth that won’t be found Have you ever said peace that couldn’t be […] More
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First Scene – Dear Darling
Screenstorytellers rarely talk about the first scene. Maybe because it feels too personal. It feels naked, personal, or dare I say, explicit. Like confessing the first dream you had before […] More
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The Storyteller’s Evolving Mind: A Glimpse into a Year of Writing “Dear Darling” Short Film
What is one to do when you are not enough? I always wanted to bite a dog. Fight a storm, bribe my God or find a soul. The heart of […] More
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UGANDA READS – BUT DO WE BUY?
I have a theory: Uganda’s reading culture is not as poor as people claim. The bigger problem is a poor book-buying culture. I’m convinced that AT LEAST 2,000 people in […] More
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