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Category: Africa’s history and Discovery
The Drum That Still Echoes: How the Buganda Kingdom Shapes Uganda’s Politics
In the heart of Uganda, where the hills rise gently around Kampala, stands Mengo — the traditional seat of the Buganda Kingdom. Though Uganda is […]
Children of Kintu: The Living Legacy of the Baganda Kingdom
In the fertile heart of Uganda, where rolling hills descend gently toward the vast waters of Lake Victoria, lies Buganda — the historic homeland of […]
Sons of the Jade Sea: The Living Legacy of the Turkana People in Kenya
In the vast northwestern frontier of Kenya lies a land of shimmering heat, endless horizons, and fierce beauty. This is Turkana — home of the […]
🇰🇪 Taptengelei Festival – Redefining Tourism in Kenya
The Taptengelei Festival, held in Nandi County, is fast becoming one of Kenya’s most exciting tourism innovations. Now in its second edition (January 2026), the […]
UNESCO – Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage in United Republic of Tanzania
Strengthening the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Tanzania UNESCO highlighted the results of a multi-year project (2022–2026) aimed at strengthening national and local capacities […]
Russian Spring Festival Under the Skies of Tanzania
DAR ES SALAAM — On February 16, 2026, the Russian Centre for Science and Culture in Dar es Salaam hosted a vibrant Festival of Russian […]
Ugandan Culture, Arts and Cuisine Shine in Riyadh
RIYADH — Ugandan culture took center stage at Al-Suwaidi Park as part of the Global Harmony initiative, drawing visitors from different nationalities to celebrate Uganda’s […]
Coster Ojwang Launches ‘MBAKA: The Boiling Pot’ Podcast to Spotlight Kenyan Music and Art Culture
Kenyan musician and visual artist Coster Ojwang has launched MBAKA: The Boiling Pot, a new audio-visual podcast aimed at celebrating and critically examining Kenya’s vibrant […]
Kampala Artists Revive Barkcloth Craft to Preserve Uganda’s Cultural Heritage
KAMPALA — A quiet but powerful cultural revival is unfolding in Uganda’s capital, as artisans gather at the National Theatre to preserve and promote the […]