Muniini K. Mulera

Inherited land wrangles in Uganda: a reality check

By Muniini K. MuleraNovember 29, 20220 comments

There is nothing new about inter-personal land wrangles in Uganda. Growing up in Kigyezi in the 1960s, stories of fights over plot boundaries, land ownership, and land inheritance were part of our informal education. In those days, Kigyezi and Bugisu were leading theatres of homicides ...

Tenor Madness: My kind of musical therapy in a troubled world

By Muniini K. MuleraMy Kind of Music Jazz MusicOctober 8, 20220 comments

#Sonny #Rollins #Tenor #Madness #Red #Garland #John #Coltrane #Paul #Chambers #Philly #Joe #Jones #Jazz

The love of great Jazz music reflects a healthy madness that is very healing in a troubled world. This Saturday evening finds me receiving the ministrations of Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane on tenor, Red Garland on piano, Paul Chambers on bass, and Philly Joe Jones on drums. This ...

Memories of an afternoon at the Lincoln Cathedral, England

By Muniini K. MuleraJuly 7, 20201 comments

#Lincoln #Cathedral #England #William #Byrd

Four years have passed since my wife and I visited the Lincoln Cathedral in Lincolnshire, England. We were in the very happy company of our dear friend Peace Matsiko whose idea it was that we check out one of old England’s most magnificent jewels. It made a great impression ...

COVID-19: WHY ICELAND HAS NOT LOCKED DOWN

By Muniini K. MuleraApril 9, 20200 comments

#COVID #19 #Iceland

The Republic of Iceland, a former colony of Denmark, is a fascinating little country, with one of the most beautiful, cleanest, greenest and safest capital cities in the world. Country area: 103,000 sq. km. (a little less than half the size of the Kingdom of Buganda.) National ...