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Sons of the gods #4
Continued from #3 By Mugabe Victor “Shwenkuru, what is this?” the little boy asked. He stood at my feet, akimbo. His tiny eyes glaring up at mine, only to be […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Fiction, Identity & CultureSons of the gods #12
By Mutebi Wilson P.S. Luwombo: A traditional meal from Buganda which involves the steaming of different kinds of sauce in banana leaves. A strong silence ate up the whole place […] More
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in Community & Opinion, FictionKintu and Nambi; Kayikuzi and Kintu #25
Continued from; Walumbe’s delight #24 By Aine Susan Kayikuzi made his way to the edge, his source of solace over the years.Yet even there,one could feel the tension between the […] More
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in Fiction, Identity & CultureKintu and Nambi; WaLuMbE #8
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Kintu and Nambi; Nambi's Plea #11
By Mutebi Wilson I stood alone under the huge tree peering at the cattle that stood at a distance. I had heard that Father invited the poor creature back to […] More
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in FictionKintu and Nambi; The First Task #10
By Mugabe Victor I’ll give it to him, he does have one swift tongue. I will illustrate my power and skills to this creature and seal his lips with the […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Fiction, History & HeritageKintu and Nambi; A War's Debt Paid in Full #21
Continued from #20; The Hell to Pay By Faith Murket Walumbe was besides himself. He had to come up with something to tell his father, but nothing was coming to […] More
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in Community & Opinion, Fiction, History & HeritageKintu and Nambi; The Hell to Pay #20
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Kintu and Nambi; Decisions #14
By Mugabe Victor CONTINUED FROM; DECISIONS #13 “I am not sure, I feel tall, broody and with an unhinged desire to make my siblings feel miserable,” he sighed, “kind of […] More
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Kintu and Nambi; Decisions #13
Continued from Nambi’s Plea #12 By Mugabe Victor I could feel it. That strangling feeling that grips your throat as you try to fight back the tears. My mind was […] More










