MORE ABOUT THE STORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND MOSQUE AT KITEBI

The small church is built on land of an old Muslim family. The small mosque (which has now been replaced by a much bigger one) was only immediately separated by one house from the church, and was built by a…

A provocative conversation w/ Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò Cornell University Hurst Publishers “against decolonization: taking African agency seriously” Centre College w/ outstanding students & colleagues Amoz JY Hor Kristen A. Kolenz Maïté R.N Marciano Shana Sippy Dr. Katrin Bahr Peter L. Haffner, Ph.D. Jami Powell

How did the name Chwa (of Ssekabaka Daudi Chwa) come about in Buganda?

Wishing all my friends and colleagues in Uganda a very happy Easter!

Volume 17, Issue 4 is online & shipping to subscribers:
tandfonline.com/toc/rjea20/17/4
Here's a look through the contents. 🧵

This week, in 1962, the federal status of Busoga, Bunyoro, Ankole and Tooro was guaranteed (and constitutionally projected). It was a necessary political condition for National Assembly elections to resume on the eve of Independence.

On this day in 1962, the names of over 3,500 voters in Kigezi were removed from the registration list, prohibiting them from voting to create Uganda's postcolonial Government of Uganda. The decision disproportionately impacted Democratic Party.

Another good modern example is the kingdom of Buganda founded in the 1300s, a good article written by Jonathon L. Earle on this >> politico.com/news/magazine/….

We hope you can join Uganda Studies Group, today, for Dr Marissa Mika's talk. 6 pm EAT (8 am Pacific; 11 am EST; 3 pm London).

ZOOM Meeting ID: 884 087 8122
Passcode: 429096

6pm Uganda time, 11am Eastern in the US: join us for this conversation ably chaired & steered by my esteemed colleague, Dr. Jonathon L. Earle.

I am thoroughly enjoying reading & learning from this creative and provocative collection of Ugandan political posters by Kristof Titeca Yusuf Serunkuma🌹 Katumba Badru Sultan & Zahara Abdul 📷! Congratulations! I’m especially excited to teach from this!

Omwana wa Ssekabaka Ssuuna, Omulangira Nuhu Kyabasinga Omusiraamu mwe gwe muyita Mbogo. Olulala nja kubanyumiza lwe baamuwa obwakabaka, n'abugaana!

Uganda Studies Group Presents

Join Uganda Studies Group for Dr Marissa Mika's upcoming talk.

25 March (this coming Monday)
6 pm EAT (8 am Pacific; 11 am EST; 3 pm London).
ZOOM Meeting ID: 884 087 8122
Passcode: 429096

It was a delight to participate in Free Palestine’s research on afripod.aodl.org, which is a wonderful resource for teaching African history and politics!