Love, Loss, Sacrifice and Pain
BY KIZITO ANGELLA NANSUBUGA For many of us, a child is a blessing. When you have two, three, four and more, those are multiple blessings.
Category : Human Rights
I Was Ridiculed for Doing What Everybody Called a Man’s Job.
By Katumba Badru As a young adult, Edith Nakimbugwe’s parents advised her to find a husband, have children and be a home maker instead of
Philanthropist Turned Refugee: One Congolese Woman’s Story Of Compassion Amidst Terror and War. #WithRefugees
Sixty-four-year-old Apendeki Moza is one of the thousands of Congolese refugees that have made a home in Uganda. In 2015, a group of rebels attacked
Olympics Dreams Are Way Out Of My Reach.” Says Nanozi Lydia, Miss Fitness Kampala
BY NYAMISHANA PRUDENCE “I don’t have any Olympics dreams, they are way out of my reach. I don’t even know how to get there. These
Ali-yare, a disabled Somali Refugee forging a new life in Kampala against all odds
BY BADRU KATUMBA The youngest of eight siblings, Ali-yare Abdiwahab-Aden was born in 1992 in Galgadud – Somalia to a couple of nomadic pastoralists who
The Face of Poverty in Bwaise, One of Uganda’s Largest Slums
Bwaise, a suburb of Kampala city is known for many things, most famously for its poor drainage that causes flooding during the rainy season, moral
Living in the Age of Absent Husbands: Real Life Counts of Family Neglect in Luweero District.
On the surface, Matuusa village is not any different from any other impoverished community in rural Uganda. Several kilometers of a dusty, winding road through
A Day in the Life of an Unemployed First class Ugandan Graduate: Raed Wandera’s story
For 24-year-old Raed Isma Wandera, education has always been the key to a bright future, a life different from that he and his six siblings