African Witnesses: Father Kiggundu, In Defence of the Truth
On January 16, 1973, at Rubaga, in a packed cathedral, the funeral service for Fr. Clement Kiggundu was held. In concluding the homily, the Archbishop
Oral Literature: Tortoise and Hare
Tortoise and Hare were chatting when Tortoise declared: “I bet I can beat you in a race.” Hare was stunned for a minute. He wasn’t
Uganda: Rapid Malaria Testing Kit Innovation
Brian Gitta and a group of his friends, all students of Makerere University in Kampala, are the founders of Matibabu, a low cost and reusable
Vocation Story: In My Heart There Is Only Gratitude
“For nine years, I stressed self-reliance in all its aspects. I visited local communities, spending time with the sick and families, supervising the various groups,
The American Continent: Curative multifunctional masks
The masks of the Americas, despite the differences in styles of the ethnic groups in the various regions, all embody the curative powers manifested during
Witnesses: Kiwanuka Benedict, “Ready to risk my life”
The Ugandan politician Benedict Kagima Mugumba Kiwanuka was one of the early leaders in the independence movement in the country. He was murdered by Idi
