Samuel Beckett is remembered principally for drama and prose, but what happens when we encounter Beckett the poet? Dr. Ampat Koshy explores a poetic world suspended between expression and silence, where language is repeatedly stripped down yet stubbornly refuses to disappear.
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 reflection on mindset, resilience, discipline and purpose, exploring how small beginnings, difficult circumstances and life's challenges can become foundations for extraordinary possibilities.
A reflection on discrimination, appearance, and the injustices people can face because of how they choose to present themselves, with a particular focus on the stereotypes surrounding dreadlocks.
My visit to Luzira Maximum Prison opened my eyes to what is on the ground, not just what was in my mind. Freedom is something we often take for granted until we see what life looks like without it.
Research shows that over a third of women report feeling shame related to menopause symptoms, while the majority experience stigma associated with these changes.
By Babirye Aidah Charlene Twenty years. The number sounds enormous when spoken aloud. I never say it aloud. Not because I am ashamed of it, but because numbers have a…
By Patricia Kihunde We are living in unprecedented times. More than ever before, we have access to an endless amount of information from all over the world about places and…
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