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in Community & Opinion, Family, Friends and Relationships, Identity & Culture, Writing and Literature
Mama
My mother, not like any other, a brilliant light star that shines throughout day and night, is an Acholi woman, raised by the powerful African traditions. I will be glad […] More
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Concert Lessons from Craig David, Cindy and Dax.
There are many lessons show organisers can pick from the weekend concerts. For starters, all our event organisers should look for Bushington, ask him about the person or team that […] More
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Why is This Apartment so Cold?
Bethany’s eyes flew open. 6:30 a.m. Time to get up. She hated mornings. Not because of the waking, but because she never woke up like other people. No yawns, no […] More
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#BipolarStrong SPEAKER Message: Neuropsychologist Joselyn Kajumba
Living with bipolar disorder is often misunderstood as simply “mood swings,” but for those who experience it, it is a deep, complex journey of navigating emotional extremes. There are moments […] More
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What is Eye-Catching Copywrite?
So you have your product figured out and are ready to sell. What would you say about it? What about your product or service would make someone buy it? But […] More
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God told me to give you this chicken.
I have another testimonyyyyy!!! and this one is meaty! This happened yesterday morning, but I gave myself time for the excitement to cool off so I could speak properly. So, here […] More
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in Career and Employment, Community & Opinion, Education and Academia, Politics and Government, Self-help and InspirationThe Boys Beneath the Mango Tree
In the golden heat of an Arua afternoon, the mango tree behind the community center cast a wide, forgiving shadow. Beneath it, a group of boys sat—some cross-legged, others sprawled […] More
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The stress of owning a uterus
Nothing stresses me out about womanhood like the everyday simplicity of owning a uterus. Hear me out! In Primary 5, our senior woman teacher called us and taught us about […] More
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Fake asthma medication
Some weeks ago, I landed on a post of a grieving mother who had lost her son to an Asthma attack. I kid you not, even though I have gotten […] More
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Life in Exile: Act One; The Breaking of a Man
CHAPTER TWO: THE HEADLINE THAT WEEK That week did not unfold. It collided—unreasonably. Not in a single moment that could be pointed at and named,but in overlapping fragments. Things that […] More
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UGANDA READS – BUT DO WE BUY?
I have a theory: Uganda’s reading culture is not as poor as people claim. The bigger problem is a poor book-buying culture. I’m convinced that AT LEAST 2,000 people in […] More
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Let’s talk about Opportunities Are Here.
Ok, let’s talk about Opportunities Are Here. So, I was invited for the premiere of You May Kiss the Bride Goodbye, but for some reason, by the time I reached […] More
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From Prompt to Platform: What Women Photographers Told Us About Empowerment
In 2025, I began examining a question that sits at the centre of much of our work at Unpublished Africa, which is what empowerment for African visual storytellers and photographers […] More
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RECLAIMING THE FUTURE OF UGANDA: THE PRAXIS OF INTELLECTUAL LIBERATION
A Manifesto for a New Liberation in the 21st Century and Beyond Introduction: The Giant Prison and the Occupied Mind Uganda is not merely in a political crisis. It […] More
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in Fiction
ROCKETS PART 1
People say taxis are for those with some money to burn. Those people don’t know what they are talking about. If you don’t ride a taxi in this economy, I […] More
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Nabwiso Mathew to International Emmys Membership
Uganda’s film industry has received another boost on the global stage as renowned producer Nabwiso Mathew, President of the Producers Guild of Uganda (PGU), has been elected among the 48 […] More
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The Plastic River
Esther dipped her net into the Wairaka River, the water murky under Jinja’s dawn light. Once, her father had said, this river fed their family, its fish leaping like silver […] More
