David Sseppuya connects Uganda, Africa and Israel through biblical prophecy, history and geography, while presenting Uganda as a possible centre of spiritual renewal and continental transformation.
From the mountains of Italy to Northern Uganda, Brother Elio Croce spent more than four decades serving communities through hospitals, war and humanitarian crises.
Children do not learn only from what parents tell them—they also learn from what parents do. Through Rosey Sembatya’s Where Can I Start?, Philip Matogo examines sex education, parental values and the difficult art of practising what we teach.
Uganda does not lack creative talent. The challenge is organizing that talent into sustainable economic value. Zaza Organization explores how skills, collaboration, technology, finance and markets can help move Uganda's creative economy from survival to impact.
Kakwenza Rukirabashaija turns the courtroom into a stage in Uganda vs Besigye: A Courtroom Play, revisiting Kizza Besigye’s 2005 trial through drama, history and the politics of silence. This literary reflection explores a work that often says the most through what remains unsaid.
A cursed touch, a forbidden inheritance and a love shadowed by fate. Descendants of Dhidyus draws on allegory, mythology and romance to tell a story in which nothing means only one thing. This literary reflection explores the symbolism behind Devis The Poet’s evocative verse.
“When I first Lapwony (Mwalimu) Micheal [Ocan], he struck me as being quiet and reserved, even, withdrawn. However, it soon became clear to me he was keenly listening and contemplating.
Research shows that over a third of women report feeling shame related to menopause symptoms, while the majority experience stigma associated with these changes.
Research shows that over a third of women report feeling shame related to menopause symptoms, while the majority experience stigma associated with these changes.
Title: The First Wife Author: Maroushka F. Kanywani The presence of another woman in a relationship is not foreign in the collectivist culture that has largely shaped my understanding of…
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