The traditional dance for the Bakonzo Culture
The Bakonzo sometimes called Banandi is a group of the Bantu-speaking people living in the districts of Kasese, Bundibgyo, Bunyangabu, and the Eastern Democratic...
ESUUKA; An Adorn of Royalty
Esuuka is one of the most precious ornaments a woman can wear especially that from Tooro, where beauty and royalty are a daily observation....
Bakonzo names and their meanings
For every Mukonzo, the surname must tell the position in birth counting whether the child is the first, second, or third, up to the...
Child Car Seats for Uganda Travelers
For a child to enjoy a self drive in Uganda, he/she must be seated comfortably while on the drive.
Choose the Right Direction: Rear- or...
Choosing Cars for Corporate Transfers in Uganda
Choosing the best car to help you achieve your dreams in most cases puzzles most travelers on business or wildlife safari in Uganda and...
The Connotation of the Independence Monument
For over five decades ever since Uganda got its Independence, the independence monument has imposingly stood height of 6 meters at the heart of...
