Language is not just a tool for communication but a vital thread that weaves together the fabric of cultural identity Thank you for reading Nation.Africa Show plans Media personality Brian Mulondo and ...

The exhibition features thoughtfully curated items from Matembe family’s private collection. These objects connect them to their roots as they go about living and working in Canada. Thank you for ...

For Uganda’s Christians, the Way of the Cross is more than a ritual — it is a powerful affirmation of faith, an expression of gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice and a moment of deep collective ...

Uganda has one of the highest rates of exclusion from education in the world; around 20 percent of primary school children ...

Ngai said another key event of the festival is the tea culture series, which features works curated by the Ambassador for Cultural Promotion, Tan Dun, blending traditional tea culture with music ...

From eastern Uganda to the north ... the mix with the urban population culture at times outweighs the later. This was not different from the presence of DJs and pop artistes such as Karole ...

Irish culture has always emphasized strong community ties, storytelling, and a love of laughter, all of which are now recognized as essential to mental health. Traditional music sessions ...

KAMPALA, UGANDA | THE INDEPENDENT | Over the past three years ... road safety is not just a campaign but a long-term commitment embedded in the company’s culture. “In 2022, we launched the Zero is ...

The path from State Highway 195 winds through the gate and into a beautiful clearing where the beauty of Thailand tradition is evident everywhere you look.

During his international business trips, he was deeply inspired by traditional tea cultures. He was saddened that Korean tea culture had faded during the post-modern era, an intangible component of ...

There’s former President of Uganda Idi Amin and Ethiopia’s last ... “but that’s not the culture. The culture is, you roll up your sleeves, and dig in. When you eat together, you’re ...