DOES TV IN UGANDA HAVE AN IDENTITY? On the 24th January, the Lantern Meet of Poets wound up their theatrical production whose theme was “What shall we name this child?” The poetry production explored the topic of Ugandan Identity especially the question of “what makes one Ugandan?” The following day I sat back to catch up with what was and is trending on TV. And … Continue reading

Hey Don; Kalinaki, Njoroge, Among & Mazige Left Quietly…. Continue reading Hey Don; Kalinaki, Njoroge, Among & Mazige Left Quietly…

Let’s allow The Monitor to die in peace…and resurrect. Continue reading Let’s allow The Monitor to die in peace…and resurrect

  I choose to open the new year, writing home about identity. Between the 5th and the 23rd of January, 2015, the Lantern Meet of poets is going to be engaging the public in a series of discussions on the topic of identity. The Lantern Meet of Poets is a poetry house found in Uganda. It is a platform for poetry lovers to meet and … Continue reading What shall we name this child?

#mukgooglemarketing “So how much will each one of us get?” is the question that remained dominant in the group 4 discussion. The group, together with four others, was meeting for the #googleonlinedigitalchallenge. The Google online digital challenge is a campaign by Google to find solutions to challenges as deemed relevant by the competitors. Students from various universities compete in groups of four to six with … Continue reading

We need to own up and man up Continue reading AGABA ARCHIBALD WRITES OF THE DESIRE LUZINDA SAGA.

My take on the Desire nudies or , as it has come to be famously dubbed,‪#‎DesireChallenge‬. Desire is human, there is a step we all(as human beings) have taken once or twice not in the right direction. You know those dark moments of your life, those pages that you wish could go blank but your memory won’t. As an adult, in her house, with her … Continue reading Take Heart Desire

I’m feeling Lucky When I received the invitation to attend the launch of the MUK Google Students Community, I was a little skeptical and hesitant to confirm my attendance. I searched for the other reason as to why I needn’t attend and I found none, so I went. Many a tale about Google events says they are entertaining, though it comes with a cost. This … Continue reading

Yesterday, along with two of my colleagues, we went visiting a patient at the Cancer Institute at Mulago hospital. When you hear it said in words, you conclude they are words. A visit to the Cancer Institute will spring a grain of life that will out reason your theory of life. When I walked into it, my attention was driven to this ailing old lady, … Continue reading A Walk Through The Cancer Institute; The reason I more than laugh

…at least 250 words…. Continue reading …at least 250 words…