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Shaka Ssali The Kabaare Kid who made good very good (Part 2)

Shaka Ssali: The Kabaare Kid who made good very good (Part 2)

Photo: University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) campus   Once he had slept off the jetlag after arriving in New York City on July 4, 1976, Mike Ssali found people who were willing to believe in him. Besides Dr. Ezra Suruma, an early contact was Frederick W. Kakumba, a Ugandan ...

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Dr. Muniini Mulera you have a special gift—you makes complex issues easy to understand. Your writing speaks to the heart and brings clarity to things many people struggle to explain. You're a truly thoughtful and talented columnist.
Shaka Ssali the Kabaare Kid who made good very good (Part 1)

Shaka Ssali: the Kabaare Kid who made good very good (Part 1)

 Photo: Kikungiri Primary School graduates who joined Junior 1 (Grade 7) at Kigezi High School in January 1962. Front: L to R - Geoffrey Dutki (forester), Kagambirwe (cobbler), Shaka Ssali (journalist). Back: L to R - Francis Tusingwire (veterinary doctor), Alfred Nyesigire (teacher), ...

Genealogy Database of East Africans

One of my frustrations is that I do not know much about my ancestry. In the absence of written records, we depend on oral tradition of “documenting” our story. This, of course, is fraught with errors and complete distortions, missing links and a very limited database. For example, ...
​ Sam Nujoma’s legacy  ​

​ Sam Nujoma’s legacy ​

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  I shed tears of joy when Sam Nujoma took the oath of office as President of independent Namibia on March 21, 1990. My tears were a cathartic response to victory against Apartheid, that criminal policy that had enslaved millions of Southern African people in their homelands ...

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