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Dennis Asiimwe’s Notes: If I Were a Hooker
Disclaimer: No hookers were used while researching the material for this note. Yeah, sure, I talked to some, bought one or two a drink, lied to some (‘My name is […] More
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The City that breathes in Layers
Kampala is not a city that whispers; it hums, loud, unfiltered, and alive. Every morning, it wakes to the chorus of engines, vendors, and footsteps, a city whose pulse beats […] More
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Walking Kampala: A Tour Of My Own City Part 2
Part 1. Before the Independence Monument, just off Speke Road, white blocks of letters and the red heart sign ‘’I love Kampala,’’ stood on a concrete platform, overlooking traffic and […] More
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#Writivism2015 The Banana Woman
“If wealth was the inevitable result of hard-work and experience then every woman in Africa would be a millionaire”This is a long overdue tribute to an exceptionally hard-working woman giving […] More
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The centre of gravity for Uganda’s economic ambitions is Price of Money.
The recent debate on Uganda’s working class’s disinterest in borrowing money to invest in assets like homes, apartments, farms and firms, etc, is largely due to the overall price of […] More
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TEARS ON MY PILLOW #Stories4Health
I turned and tossed in my small bed in the deep ours of thenight, the only light i could see from the moonlight. My stomach was growling the hundredth time […] More
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Building Forward: From the Few in the Room to the Many Who Are Building
For a long time, the narrative has been about the one woman in the room, sometimes two, perhaps five. That framing was always incomplete. The truth is, we are many. […] More
