Ugandan folklore
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Gipiir and Labongo #18
By Ashley SPLASH- Katabani woke up to a gourd of water being thrown on to his face. This felt like drowning in a small river as he lost his breath […] More
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Byagaba the name: A Fictional Origins Story
On a sunny Tuesday afternoon in December 1987, Dokita was in the field taking care of the Chairmans cows. His arm was elbow deep in the posterior of Rwamashu, a […] More
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Sons of the gods #19
By Aine Susan Jambia: panga Ebifeera: plural for ekifeera; a coward that is weak and timid Oruhu: hide/skin; an animal’s skin “Boys ought not to go to war,” Kayikuzi strayed […] More
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Kintu and Nambi; The Song of War #26
Continued from; Kintu and Kayikuzi #26 By Mugabe Victor A troubled heart only knows one language; that of the soothing melodies of ennanga. It’s chimes freed the soul the moment […] More
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in FictionGipiir and Labongo #19
By Mugabe Victor No one knows the secrets of the gods like the mind of a chief. The two share the seat of fate like conjoined twins on the edge […] More
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Gipiir and Labongo #5
By Ashley Poem curtesy of Kamusiime Mugisha It had been one moon since Labongo’s departure. Gipiir watched the village like a hawk over the horizon. His mind nevertheless floated like […] More
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