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Uganda’s homophobic madness
So, Uganda’s parliament once again passed a law to hang homosexuals. This was done in the most democratic manner possible: 400 out of 557 MPs (73%) overwhelmingly voted for the […] More
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in Education and Academia, Family, Friends and Relationships, History & Heritage, Religion and SpiritualityREMEMBERING REV. SR. VERONICA LANDONIO (1923-2021), IN MEMORIAM
On Saturday, March 20, some Old boys of Bishop Angelo Negri Primary and College schools came together to pay tribute to their former headmistress, Sr. Veronica Landonio. They were joined […] More
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Looking for Amazing Scenic Views of Kampala? Try these 8 Hotels & Restaurants! (Open list) (9 submissions)
One problem people usually face is finding nice, relaxed places to go to because Kampala is filled with so many. There is literally a restaurant and hotel at the next […] More
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NEGATIVITY: The Number One Enemy of Progress.
If you want to change your circumstances, you need to change the way you think. You have to stop believing that you are stuck in your situation and passively accepting […] More
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Kintu and Nambi; The First Task #9
By Mugabe Victor It happened so fast. And really I have to admit that that is when everything changed. Sides were picked, spears were drawn, masks were revealed. A single […] More
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Living as a linguistic exile
Firstly, a linguistic exile is someone who isn’t a speaker of their native language and this in a way alienates them from their heritage. A person who doesn’t speak the […] More
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MOST REV. RAPHAEL P’MONY WOKORACH, MCCJ INSTALLED ARCHBISHOP OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF GULU
In a colourful ceremony at St. Joseph’s Cathedral, Gulu, the Most Rev. Raphael P’ Mony Wokorach, MCCJ (Comboni Missionary of the Heart of Jesus) was installed second Archbishop of the […] More
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Holiday Season Buffet, Meet Peplum
Depending on who you’re talking to, the word peplum may steer the conversation into Italian film territory, or even ancient Greece. The peplum I am referring to however is a […] More
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#ElytAt5 The origins story of Elyt Magazine and a VIP Soirée to Celebrate the Milestone.
5 years ago, a few friends and I set out on an Elyt mission. The city of Kampala needed us. They didn’t realize it yet but their existence at the […] More
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in FictionKintu and Nambi; Nambi's Plea #11
By Mutebi Wilson I stood alone under the huge tree peering at the cattle that stood at a distance. I had heard that Father invited the poor creature back to […] More
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WHAT DO WE LEARN FROM THE VISIT OF AMDA MEMBERS TO GULU?
The Archdiocese of Mbarara Development Association is an umbrella association uniting all Catholics that hail from Mbarara Archdiocese. The visit by about 150 members of AMDA last October to Gulu […] More
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Hi Kansiime
I love n love watching your video clips,at times i imagine when you are with your family and wonder whether the same happens if at all you are together as […] More
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“EPEYONON” The Home comer
Let me introduce you to “EPEYONON: ‘The Home comer’ an Exhibition that explores the intersection of modernity and cultural heritage in Karamoja, delving into the impact on identity, questioning its […] More
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Explore Mount Elgon, the Giant of Eastern Uganda
As you approach Mbale district in the East of Uganda, you will see across in the distance a looming dark object covered by mist or scattered clouds. The object magnifies […] More
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ADF war provides an opportunity for UPDF to test its mighty and preparedness.
Following the recent numerous terror attacks in Kampala and surrounding areas that have claimed scores of Ugandans and injured many, Uganda Government in collaboration with Democratic Republic of Congo, has […] More
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Ugandan Rugby Should Undergo A Commercial Transition
Rugby in Uganda and many parts of the world remains predominantly an amateur sport, often associated with specific communities proficient in English or French. The ongoing Rugby World Cup in […] More
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To Be a Country: Uganda’s Rugby Loss and the Crisis in Sporting Leadership
Henry Kissinger once said, “To be a country, you need an army, a currency, and a national soccer team.” In Uganda, whenever we play Kenya especially in rugby the meaning […] More
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The #HustleTales of Esther Kalenzi, founder of 40 Days Over 40 Smiles Foundation
Current gig(s): My work revolves around 40 Days Over 40 Smiles Foundation and our desire to change the lives of underprivileged children. Also, I’m currently pursuing an M.A Education, Gender […] More
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