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Why Uganda Needs the Old and Elderly towards the 22nd Century: Safeguarding Ecological Identity Against the Politics of Interests
Abstract As Uganda commemorates the 60th anniversary of its formation from 15 ancient traditional nations on 9th October 2026, this article argues that the nation is committing a slow, silent […] More
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RAHU Awards Creative Legends
Reach A Hand Uganda awarded the legends during an event dubbed #ThreadsOfLegacy held on #valentinesday at their Lungujja offices. Five legends, five legacies, one powerful celebration of artistry, mentorship, cultural […] More
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The Beginnings of Sir Edward Muteesa II Museum in Makerere University
“Mak honours Muteesa II with Museum” by Dorothy Naggita, Daily Monitor, Thursday, February 22, 2024: CITATION: “Makerere University has bestowed majestic honour on its alumnus, former Buganda King Edward Frederick Mutesa […] More
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in Family, Friends and Relationships, Health and Medicine, Identity & Culture, Politics and GovernmentWHY THE OLD AND ELDERLY SHOULD MATTER IN UGANDA TODAY AND TOMORROW
The past, present and future are interconnected. In this interconnection, the elderly are a critical, essential and central factor. Without the elderly being well looked after, a nation loses its […] More
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UGANDA, ARE WE REALLY STRONGER TOGETHER ANYMORE THAN WE WERE ON INDEPENDENCE DAY?
When the British colonialists arrived in Uganda in 1894, They set about weaving so many traditional nationalities into one. The weaving process ended in 1962 with the formation, constitutionally, the […] 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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