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Earlier known as the Freedom Tree, this tree became famous as the site of rallies in the 1950s, addressed by nationalist leaders such as I.K...

On the 8th of December 2022, CCFU will convene cultural institutions, cultural leaders, civil society organisations, and government ministries, departments, and agencies to launch and...

The 4 day retreat which aimed at retooling coordinators to train new patrons and discuss programme achievements, challenges, and new ideas took place from 4th...

Canon Apollo Teachers’ College is also among the first educational establishments in Fort Portal. Many of its early buildings were destroyed by an earthquake. The...

The Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU) is organising its 11th Annual Youth Cultural Heritage Awarding Ceremony that will take place on 1st December 2022, at...

The UN COP27 climate talks, are now under way in Egypt. We are delighted to be in attendance, to bring the Ugandan voice to the...

Introduction to the research on the contribution of Private Forest Owners to Chimpanzee Conservation CCFU has finalised a research that aimed at profiling and discussing...

Located in the heart of Kasese town, next to Bakoko Sawuriyako Market, Akasesa gave Kasese town and district their name, having been somewhat mispronounced by...

Cultural leaders, civil society organisations and local government representatives from Jinja, Iganga, Buyende, and Kamuli districts pledged to integrate the ‘Culture in Development’ Approach into...

On 22nd, August 2022, CCFU commenced field activities for its new project dubbed ‘Culture for Livelihoods.’ The project kicked off with inception visits to key...