By Gerald Businge on June 4, 2010
African countries, Chris Baryomunsi, Female Genital Mutilation in Uganda, Inter- Parliamentary Conference, United Nations General Assembly
Culture & Heritage, Latest Uganda News
Members of Parliament from 19 African countries want the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) to adopt a resolution to ban Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). In an Inter- Parliamentary Conference held on the 3rd and 4th of May 2010, Members of Parliament from the 19 countries who included some from Uganda agreed to push UNGA to […]
By Gerald Businge on June 3, 2010
moonberg lager, uganda cocacola, uganda german relations, Uganda German Society, Uganda MTN, Uganda street art festival
Culture & Heritage, Latest Uganda News
The Uganda German Society has organized a street art festival that will take place on Friday, 11 June 2010. The festival will take place on Mackinnon Road, Nakasero in Kampala and will feature performances from Maurice Kirya, Susan Kerunen, GNL and many more artists. Entrance will be free to those interested in attending the concert. […]
By Gerald Businge on May 24, 2010
Culture & Heritage, Featured
The minister of state for Gender in Charge of Cultural Affairs, Rukia Nakadama has indicated that government is ready to support cultural initiatives that target improving people’s livelihoods. She says, the government support will be inform of better policies and increased budgetary allocations to activities in the culture sector. Speaking as the chief guest at […]
By Gerald Businge on May 8, 2010
African Knowledge, Indigenous Knowledge, Rwagweri Stephen
Culture & Heritage
PART 3 of Rwagweri Stephen talks about preserving African culture, writing books Our approach to development is the use of indigenous knowledge and reconstructing it into today’s development practices and theories. We have been recognized for this, we challenged the existing development paradigm which insists on transplanting the western knowledge into our communities as the […]
By Gerald Businge on May 4, 2010
Indigenous Knowledge development, Rwagweri Stephen, Tooro
Culture & Heritage
PART 2 of Rwagweri Stephen talks about preserving African culture, writing books After university, I moved to Tooro region and started engaging in community development work. In the field we faced challenges on certain issues in the development programs we were implementing and we started researching on a number of development issues as they affect […]
By Gerald Businge on May 3, 2010
Cultural Development, HIV/AIDS, Rwangweri Stephen, Tooro
Books & Publications, Culture & Heritage
PART 1 Stephen Rwagweri is a social worker, book writer, broadcaster and currently working on a very ambitious project to build a museum for the people of Rwenzori region. He is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Engabu Za Tooro or Tooro Youth Platform for Action ,a development organization, which operates in the Rwenzori […]
By Gerald Businge on April 28, 2010
Culture & Heritage, Politics
The Abasimuki believe they are the holiest and do not want involve themselves in any earthly things.
By Gerald Businge on April 27, 2010
Culture & Heritage, Latest Uganda News, Politics
Ultimate Media The 11 hereditary chiefs of Busoga kingdom have today thrown out their newly elected chairperson, Fred Menya Kakaire over alleged irregularities in his election. Kakaire was elected recently by a section of royal chiefs replacing David Kawunhe Wakooli whom they accused of failing to organize fresh elections for kyabazinga to bring to […]
By Gerald Businge on April 17, 2010
Culture & Heritage, Latest Uganda News
By Walakira Nyanzi, Ultimate Media King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru has ruled Tooro since 1995 but he took full control of the kingdom affairs today. Before today April 17th 2010, Oyo was ruling his kingdom under the guidance of regents and guardians. The guardians included President Museveni, the Kabaka of Buganda, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi […]
By Gerald Businge on April 17, 2010
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Mato Oput, the Acholi Traditional Justice system is being proposed to solve the crimes committed during the war in northern Uganda by Lords Resistance Army leaders who were indicted by the International Criminal Court. See detailed Ultimate Media article on Mato Oput Part 2 Part 3 Part 4