The Cost of Being Born a Female
Must a woman surrender her voice to preserve her marriage? In this powerful poem, Vicky Nalubega confronts domestic violence, society's expectations and the struggle for dignity, equality and freedom.
Must a woman surrender her voice to preserve her marriage? In this powerful poem, Vicky Nalubega confronts domestic violence, society's expectations and the struggle for dignity, equality and freedom.
In Chief, Ama Poetry confronts a leader accused of protecting those who destroy the environment, while future generations face the consequences of unchecked power.
A poet offers flowers, diamonds and unwavering devotion to a woman he sees as royalty. Jude Cipher celebrates beauty, friendship and love beyond material wealth.
What begins as “just one” can become a burden too heavy to carry. Ama Poetry uses repetition and irony to explore personal choices, mounting consequences and appeals for government assistance.
From romantic outings at Sheraton to the harsh streets of Kasokoso, a woman confronts betrayal and poverty, finding the courage to rebuild her future from heartbreak.
Haunted by memories of love and betrayal, a poet struggles to open his heart again. Jude Cipher explores vulnerability, longing and the emotional scars left by heartbreak.
What should Uganda's next president prioritise? Felex Niwagaba argues that true national greatness begins with healthier citizens, safer communities, productive households and institutions that turn good ideas into measurable public value.
In Kampala, payday comes with witnesses and leaves with receipts. Victor Bauer Mukundane humorously captures the endless bills, borrowing requests and financial excuses of everyday city life.
What if love required contracts, guarantees and verified credentials? Juma Clever Collins hilariously challenges romantic idealism in a witty reflection on affection, loyalty and emotional risk.
What if we could meet our fathers before they became our fathers? Victor “Bauer” Mukundane reflects on childhood, sacrifice and the quiet courage of a boy learning to become a father.