Proverb of the Month

“Akarabakatahyo kaimuka n’omukono gwoko.”

Meaning “To lift a gourd, you need its handle.”

Bunyoro – Western Uganda

Proverb of the Month

“Akarabakatahyo kaimuka n’omukono gwoko.”

Meaning “To lift a gourd, you need its handle.”

Bunyoro – Western Uganda

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The launch of the Nyangia publication and resource materials for learners. A publication that documents the Nyangia oral history, culture and traditions and resource materials...

Cultural leaders, civil society organisations and local government representatives Karamoja pledged to integrate the ‘Culture in Development’ Approach in their programming to mitigate violence against...

This a three days training programme to retool already working patrons and inducting new ones to operate vibrant clubs. It is for teachers from Masaka,...

The programme was introduced in the two districts after a three days capacity enhancement training for teachers and school administrators from 14 schools, local government...

Have you been to Mbale city recently? Have you noticed that Bank of Uganda Building (the currency center) was demolished and that some of the...

The workshop On the 12th of May 2022, the Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU) convened the Lord Mayor, Kampala City Council Authority (KCCA) representatives, owners...

The 3rd National Stakeholders’ Dialogue on Culture and the Conservation of the chimpanzee The 3rd National Stakeholders’ Dialogue on Culture and the Conservation of the...

Cultural leaders, civil society organisations and local government representatives from Nebbi, Pakwach and Zombo pledged to integrate the ‘Culture in Development Approach in their programming...

The grand opening  On the 16th of March 2022, the Cross-Cultural Foundation of Uganda (CCFU) in partnership with the Uganda Railways Corporation (URC), and with...

As the number of Indians increased in Mbale town in the early 1900s, there was a need to establish their own school. North Road, a...

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