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MALE CHAUVINISM BRED FEMINISM
Misinterpretation and misrepresentation of Obulongo mu Butonzi led to male chauvinism, which in turn led to feminism and empowerment movements. The result is the break up of the family unit […] More
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THE KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION REVOLUTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION: CROSSDISCIPLINARY TEACHING AND LEARNING
In my article “Pursuing Science and Patriotism Simultaneously: The Contradictions” just published by Ultimate News, I write that Science as pursued by individuals has many problems, including erosion of genetic […] More
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THE THREATS OF CENTRALLY MEDIATED NOMADIC PASTORALISM IN UGANDA.
In his article “What can action research and transdisciplinarity learn from each other?, Danilo R. Streck (2017) draws his insights from a question asked by a citizen in South Brazil […] More
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in Podcasts, Visual Art#HustleTales Podcast Ep 06: Teesa Bahana, Director 32° East | Ugandan Arts Trust
https://muwado.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/HustleTalesS1E6_TeesaBahana.mp3 Welcome to the sixth episode of the #HustleTales podcast. With this podcast, we are focusing on telling the stories of African entrepreneurs and professionals, the hurdles they have jumped […] More
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The Core Issue Law Students Have With the Recent LDC Graduation
I watched the investigative report by Canary Mugume on LDC. I have striven to avoid commenting on all things LDC. But the silence is not worth it. Twitter has been […] More
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WHY MURCHISON FALLS SHOULD ALSO GO!
No one is losing sleep over how much mercury, lead, sulphur and other heavy metals are in Lake Nalubaale (‘Victoria’) alone thanks to the factories, a flower farm, a brewery […] More
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At the core
At the core… Let me paint you a picture of what it means to be a single Christian woman of 38 years. Of what it means to inhabit my space […] More
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Linking Christianity, Environment and Development in Uganda.
When I agreed to the invitation by Prof. Wangoola Wangoola in 1994 to address the Colloquium of Bishops of Uganda at Lweza on the topic “Linking Christianity, Environment and Development […] More
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My Nightingale by Muhirwe Dorothy | Tebere Arts Podcast
Written by Muhirwe Dorothy, this episode features Brenda Ibarah as Nightingale & Duncan Lubwama as Angola. In this gripping narrative, we explore the intriguing premise: ‘Entering university as a […] More
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DOES GOD REALLY EXIST? THE EVIDENCE.
There is no question that has been asked everywhere on the globe far more frequently than the question “Does God Really Exist?” The high frequency reflects one human value known […] More
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Uganda at 62: Independence or a Change of Colonial Masters?
Today marks 62 years since Uganda officially became independent from British colonial rule, a milestone that, on the surface, represents freedom, self-determination, and national pride. But as we celebrate with […] More
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A day in the shoes of a blind woman
This year’s International Women’s Day was special, special because it got me engaged in a community eye surgical outreach in Nakapiripirit. Sight restoration is undoubtedly one of the most rewarding […] More
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Open Letter to parents with pregnant teenagers in Uganda
Caption : Public Relations Association of Uganda (PRAU) and Uganda Police donate to teenage mothers at the Naguru Teenage Centre. Government of Uganda did not fail parents. They allowed pregnant […] More
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#MuwadoLoveLetter20 Challenge Winners
Hello Netizens The #MuwadoLoveLetter20 Challenge, where Muwado members have been submitting love letters since the beginning of February, came to close yesterday. Today, we are happy to present the winners. […] More
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The Paradox of Eastern Congo, the World’s Richest Graveyard.
The Democratic Republic of Congo, the land so rich that it could feed an entire continent, yet so cursed that its children die with empty stomachs. A country where the […] More
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Review of Telling God’s Work; The Story of Brother Joseph Tinkasimire
“Those of us who were fortunate enough to attend the greatest secondary school in Uganda in the early 1990s can never forget our great Headmaster, Br Joseph Tinkasimire. He was […] More
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Things to do after Mr Museveni goes (Part One)
A colleague of mine has a small piece of writing pinned on a board beside his chair; it reads: PICK UP YOUR PIECES AND MOVE ON. I have never asked […] More
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in FictionGipiir and Labongo #9
By Mugabe Victor “It is only when the dog bites that one knows how sharp its teeth really are,” Gipiir stood at the edge of glory and shame. His legs […] More
