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Top Ugandan Harlem Shake Videos
Warning! This is one of those articles that is meant to help you build your time wasting skills so if you have important things to do, go away. It falls […] More
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Poetry In The Times Of Corvid – Ep 2: The Beginning.
2007 It is somewhere in May or June and I’m spending the semester break at my uncle’s home in Mutungo. My cousin Oscar and I are chatting in his room […] More
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Reproductive Health During The COVID-19 Lockdown- My Experience. #Stories4Health
About two weeks ago, we patiently watched on television as H.E. Museveni declared that the then 46-day long nationwide lock-down would be extended by two more weeks. That was to […] More
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IS NAKASONGOLA THE FUTURE CAPITAL CITY OF UGANDA?
Last week I woke up to screaming news “The World Bank has cautioned that Kampala could become a mega slum in the next 10 years if no action is taken […] More
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The Bosco, Gorreti, Yozefu and Mabirizi Valentines & Campaigns Filimu
Bosco looks into her eyes and sees what he wants to see there, she likes him. Likes him as much as much as he likes her. It might be those […] More
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#KampalaPhotoWalk by SeboAnush
Introduction I wouldn’t quite call myself a photographer—perhaps an amateur at best. But that word always reminds me of what Kutesir told me after our photowalk: “There are no amateurs. […] More
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Open Letter to the President
Greetings Your Excellency, I’m fairly confident you’ll read this letter in the evening so I’ll just go ahead and say good evening. I’m sending it in the morning but I […] More
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An African Anglican Tribute: HM Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022
The special Commemorative Service in honour of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 1926-2022, took place on Thursday 15 September 2022 at 14:30 at St Paul’s Cathedral, Namirembe, Kampala, Uganda. I […] More
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Leadership Lessons from Vusi Thembekwayo
I discovered Vusi Thembekwayo a few years ago when I watched his Ted Talk titled ‘The Big Lie of Small Business”. It was very inspiring and contextualized to the extent […] More
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Support Omara a Security Guard to Pursue a Journalism Degree at Victoria University
Morgan Frank Omara is no ordinary private security officer. He’s astute, confident, fluent, respectful, and hard-working. He completed S.6 at Mengo SS in 2015 and excelled. But not sufficiently to […] More
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TRIALS OF A WORKING MUSICIAN (PANDEMIC BLUES AND THE SILVER LINING WITHIN)
I’ve been fully immersed and involved with Music since the year 1982 as a 10-year-old joining the school choir. Whenever I say “Music Is Life”, it’s not literal nor figurative […] More
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Dear Bobi Wine, everywhere is ‘booked’ and don’t argue
The Acholi say, latin ki cwinyo pwony kii ba ddero (an orphan hears good advice from behind the granary). Honourable Bobi Wine, wherever you are, hear this and understand it […] More
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LEAVING AND RETURNING
They are here, seated in the hollow just below my collarbone in my chest. Demanding for freedom. They bounce about inside, seeking the tiniest trigger to kwekalakasa as tears, midspeech. […] More
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Kingdom Kampala & Halloween Spookfest Fest Gallery
On Friday 1st November 2018, there was a Castle Lite sponsored Halloween Party at the ‘new’ Kingdom Kampala Mall. I know these events because I have been a long-time supporter […] More
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Jadwong, Sydney Mugerwa
Jadwong When you’re seven and Jadwong tells you, “Galamira wansi!” you do as you’re told. You drop to the floor like a Mvule tree felled with the axe. Wherever you […] More
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IF TIME MAGAZINE HAD OFFICES IN UGANDA…
Fred Enanga’s rounded cheeks, disaffected gaze and mild baritone that sounds like the groan of a distant tractor on a farm would’ve dominated the airwaves and newsprint this weekend as […] More
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‘Dear Liz’ by Kakinda Maria Birungi
“I am a man of action,” Musa says with finality. When I fell in love with him, I became the spring flower that unfolded itself enticingly, to him pleading to […] More
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In Uganda, drama is everywhere and free
Some time ago, I wrote suggesting that, given our trying circumstances in Uganda, we need more alcohol and jokes to keep us going. It is difficult to be both sober […] More
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