Funerals Among the Bagwere

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A story is told of one affluent traveler who, on his way through Pallisa, stopped by the roadside to buy some sweet potatoes at...

Tracing the Origin of the Gomesi / Busuuti

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In African culture, women's decency was valued highly. This decency was portrayed in many forms including dressing, which in many tribes reflected mannerism. As...

Bukonzo’s Unique Culture and Way of Life

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On thinking of the Bakonzo what will spring to many people's mind is probably the fact that they are the other tribe in Uganda,...
The Uganda Museum

The Uganda Museum: The Custodian of Uganda’s Heritage

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If seeing is believing, then you need to visit the Uganda Museum. To clearly understand Uganda's multicultural past, you will have to visit the...
Kasubi Tombs

Kasubi Tombs

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We cannot turn back time but we can preserve it from being lost and�the Kasubi royal tombs are arguably one of the best examples...

Banyoro: Their Magic Empaako and Marriage Traditions

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How would you readily identify a Munyoro? From their height? Size? Or skin color? Well though most people that have interacted with them agree...
Uganda Martyrs

Celebrating the Uganda Martyrs’ Day

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Uganda martyrs day is celebrated every 3rd June of every day and many people flock to the Uganda Martyrs’ Basilica Namugongo to remember these...

The Tradition of ‘Visiting the Bush’

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In most Ugandan traditions, sex is a sacred topic. For this matter, it is neither discussed in public nor taken lightly as it is...

Barkcloth: Buganda’s Vintage Dress

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Olubugo (bark cloth) often invokes fear of death in many circles of Uganda's society. Yet in many others it represents original Africa and symbolizes...

Mato Oput: The Acholi Justice System

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"Mato Oput is an elaborate system of reconciliation and mediation which was developed by the Luo community to settle disputes among their community. However, Acholi...