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International Publishing Fellowship: Day 1.3 – BUYING AND SELLING BOOK RIGHTS
Last week I shared about our utopic visit to the Penguin Random House headquarters on the morning of day one. Still riding that high, we left PRH and walked to […] More
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How to Commission a Custom Storytelling Campaign on Muwado
How Muwado custom storytelling campaigns work — community authorship, past campaign results, and how to commission one for your brand. More
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What fast tracking lab innovations means for Uganda’s Industries
Uganda just got a renewed promise on science and industrialisation. Hon. Eng. Jonard Asiimwe, following his successful vetting as Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, made a call that should […] More
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UGANDA FILMMAKERS SACCO PLANS COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT
Saturday, 13th June marked another significant milestone for the Uganda Filmmakers SACCO as members gathered to reflect on progress, explore new opportunities, and shape the future of the cooperative. For […] More
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ON MUGANGA, BEING RWANDAN AND UGANDA’S DEMONS OF IDENTITY POLITICS PART 1: THE REALITY OF BEING OF RWANDAN DESCENT
It is true in a way that few care to contemplate, that no people in the East African region have been as persecuted, harangued and vilified like Rwandans and people […] More
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Walking Through #Kampala, One Frame at a Time
On Sunday, I had the privilege of joining the Kampala Photo Walk, an inspiring gathering of photographers, storytellers, and visual creatives united by a shared passion for documenting the life […] More
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The Crossroad of Modern Myth
The elders always said that a story is like a market day in Kampala, it refuses to be contained in a single basket. For generations, the world tried to box […] More
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International Publishing Fellowship: Day 2 – A MERRY MANCHESTER AND A HAPPY NEW RESOLUTION
For many self-employed Ugandans, this year began in February. We spent the first weeks of January preparing for a rumoured internet shutdown, then enjoying the break from our 24-hour businesses […] More
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HEROES IN THE UGANDAN FILM INDUSTRY
Yesterday was National Heroes Day in Uganda, and I asked you to send me the names of your film industry heroes so we could celebrate them publicly. If you see […] More
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The Digital Fireplace
Historically, Western narratives demand a neat, sterilized, linear progression: introduction, conflict, climax, resolution. But African storytelling operates on a different frequency. It is a polyrhythmic, multi-dimensional ecosystem. It loops, it […] More
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City-Zen-Shape
City-Zen-Shape: noun — I have that identity that comes from intimate familiarity with a city. You and I have attachment to a city, a trail of sorrows, happiness, and realities […] More
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When Salvation Took Flight
The sun was out in Kampala despite the cold, frigid air. The ground was still wet from the heavy downpour last night and grass on the verge of the roads […] More
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in Agriculture, Farming and Gardening, Community & Opinion, Environment & Climate, Politics and GovernmentUGANDA’S BELATED CHOICE OF SOLAR – THE POOR MAN’S ENERGY SOURCE – AND SOLAR-POWERED IRRIGATION
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula, F.C. Co‑founder, Save Bujagali Crusade (SBC) & Former energy & environment advisor to civil society Center for Critical Thinking and Alternative Analysis Uganda. 10th June 2026 To the […] More
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Back to building
Four years ago, I got a presidential appointment to lead Uganda’s Industry 4.0+ Bureau in the Science, Technology and Innovation Secretariat. I tried to say no, but eventually figured, why […] More
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