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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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WHAT HAPPENED TO KAGOGO COFFEE FACTORY IN RUKUNGIRI?
Coffee has continued to be Uganda’s top export crop. In the 1980s, coffee farmers planted about 191,700 hectares of Robusta coffee and 33,000 hectares of Arabic coffee. Most of Arabic […] 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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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
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The Collaborative Landscape of Women in Uganda’s Theatre
As women continue to make waves in the theatre community in Uganda, one cannot help but wonder about the transformative potential of collaboration amongst them and how this collaboration would […] More
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Hotels with the Best Views in Uganda
Who does not want to go to a hotel and have a beautiful view of their surroundings from their room? You look through the window or stand on your patio […] More
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WAKAYIMA OF TROPICAL ACADEMY Ep 18: WAKAYIMA FINDS OUT ABOUT MR KAFUDDU
Episode 17 The class was noisy this morning. The teacher had not yet arrived and so everyone was talking and laughing, if not shouting and arguing. There was noise everywhere. […] More
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Should we really be surprised about the army's attack on Makerere?
If you are an ardent reader/listener of the literature on Uganda’s State Violence (past, present and future), you may be dismayed, but you’re not in disbelief. The Makerere situation is […] More
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HOW TO GROW A SOCIAL MEDIA AUDIENCE THAT MAKES MONEY FOR YOU
2 weeks ago I asked my Facebook friends a simple question, and the question was; between 1 Million UGX or 1 Million Facebook followers which one they would choose? The […] More
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Pause renaming Ugandan roads after celebs for 100 years.
It is now becoming routine that every time an influential person dies, we want to find a city road to rename after them. Honour is different from legacy. If their […] More
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Rules and Uganda
Here’s the thing about me I’m a rule-follower. A conformist. A direction-taker. An authoritarian’s wettest wildest dream. I like to cross roads at the zebra crossing. I look left, right, […] More
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ALLAN KUTOS & ABRYL
WHEN ‘OSCAR’ BECAME A HERO OFF SCREEN: ALLAN KUTOS KATONGOLE’S BEAUTIFUL BOND WITH A SPECIAL FAN Allan and Abryl While casually scrolling through social media, I stumbled upon a video […] More
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Myko Ouma releases new single The Club Banger.
Myko Ouma, him of the mad guitar skills, recently released a new track called Club Banger. For those who haven’t yet listened to the track, hit the play button on the widget […] More
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Express Yourself and Rediscover the Magic of Lover Letter Writing With The #MuwadoLoveLetter18 Challenge
In 2015 and 2016, Muwado hosted the Love Letter Writing challenge to celebrate Valentine ’s Day and the season of love. This challenge has so far produced 38 love letters […] More
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TRIBUTE TO BROTHER ELIO CROCE
On Thursday, 12th November, we woke up to the sad news of Brother Elio Croce. He was an Italian Comboni Missionary who dedicated his life to serving the vulnerable people […] More
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A Lockdown Memory Lane – India
Without realizing it, I could write a lockdown related story for each day of the entire lockdown period!! And yet that is not my objective, at least not as much […] More
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BECOMING A MOUNTAINEER – Where Silver meets Gold
Welcome to my first mountaineering blog. You may be excused for thinking that I am an experienced mountaineer and therefore, this blog is about my top tips for other enthusiasts, […] More
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THE KATIKKIRO, MY JJAJJA AND INDIRECT SPEECH IN BUGANDA
My grandmother, Mary Kigongo was a proud, strong and independent-minded woman. When I say strong, I mean really strong. In my Primary school days, during third term holidays when we […] More
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