November has been a whole vibe. I had a couple of sleepless nights over projects I am passionate about. More than ever, I have learnt that purpose and passion require…
This October Uganda celebrated her 58th independence and I celebrated by reading books by Ugandan authors. I had planned to read four books but I ended up reading only three…
My birth month is finally here. I am excited. I can`t keep calm💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿. I have to wait a whole ten months to celebrate my birthday😂😂😂. I had an awesome October….
My Ugandan Story Series came to a close yesterday and I had the honour of hosting 11 amazing bloggers. Each blogger shared their story about Uganda giving the series diversity….
By Atwiine Lyn Lights, cameras, fabulosity! When I think about fashion in Uganda, those are the aspects that come to mind. For a long time, I have looked up to…
By Musanjufu Benjamin Kavubu Uganda has entered its 58th year of Independence from Britain, since 9th October 1962. Those 58 years have been a mixture of fortunes. Let me tell…
By Pearly Gasha To imagine that 58 years ago the Pearl of Africa gained her independence leaves my mind running wild with thoughts. Of course, I wasn’t born yet, but…
By Patricia Opio It has been said over and over again how Uganda is the Pearl of Africa. It is embedded in our tourism slogans and honestly, I cannot remember…
By Patsy Mugabi Money & Creativity Coach Uganda celebrated 58 years of independence earlier on in the month and I have been trying to envision myself at 58. I would…
By Justine Nuwamanya Millet bread is commonly known as Kalo among the Baganda in the central region, Akaro/oburo in Western/South Western Uganda, Kwon Kal in the Northern region, and atap…