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Happy Week❤ from Hilda J. Twongyeirwe and Beatrice Lamwaka
And do not forget pick a plant from Kenkwanzi Enterprises Fortunate Tusasirwe
Photo credits Doshie🌸💦
Today, Makerere University University 3rd year Literature students visited FEMRITE on an editing & publishing study tour. They held a meeting with PO, Fortunate Tusasirwe. We appreciate the continuous interactions. Soon to come out is a poetry anthology these students have contributed to
Don't miss this Book Discussion of Remembering the Future, Reflections on Ugandan Culture in Changing times today at 5:30pm at FEMRITE Courtyard on Kira road Kamwokya plot 1 47. Hilda J. Twongyeirwe
Join us for this book conversation, Remembering the Future, Reflections on Ugandan culture in changing times on 29th April 2024, 5:30 -7:30pm
Hilda J. Twongyeirwe Fortunate Tusasirwe Timothy Wangusa Isaac Kiiza Tibasiima 🇺🇬 Ibua
Join us today for the inaugural #pBitekSeminar , hosted by Cornell Institute for African Development, #CornellHumphreyFellowship , and Okere City to discuss the legacy and influence of #OkotpBitek , a key figure in African literature, philosophy & anthropology. bit.ly/49TyFaE
It's today. Join us for this Book Reading and conversation with Diana Masoba, a Kenyan writer.
Fortunate Tusasirwe Hilda J. Twongyeirwe
Join us for this discussion today.
We are doing Kintu by Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi at our readers writers club at 5:30 pm, at FEMRITE courtyard.
Fortunate Tusasirwe Hilda J. Twongyeirwe
Join us this Thursday, World Poetry Day for a panel discussion followed by an open-mic featuring Professor Susan Kiguli, a poet and literary scholar, Nunu Umuringa Butare: poet and founder of Kwivuga.
Moderated by Eve Nabulya, a Lecturer at the Department of Literature Makerere University
Join us on 8th April 2024 for a Book Reading 'Till Death Do us Part' with Diana Masoba, a Kenyan Writer.
Fortunate Tusasirwe Hilda J. Twongyeirwe